Sankara Bhagavadpada has expounded the ideals of Self-realisation and jnana, says: 

“Vedo Nityam Adhiyatam Taduditam Karma Svanusthiyatam” 

(Chant the vedas every day. Perform with care the sacrifices and other rites they enjoin upon you). 

The Acharya wants us to conduct sacrifices not for happiness in this world, nor for the enjoyment of the pleasure of paradise. No, not for any petty rewards. Sankara exhorts us to carry out Vedic works without our hearts being vitiated by desire. This, according to his teaching, is the way to make our mind pure in order to realise the Self.

Keeping this ideal in mind, Maha Pidi Arisi Thittam Vedarakshanam Trust has been instrumental in adding a bit to the already defined ways and means to ensure that Vedas are chanted and relevant rituals are performed.

Below are the activities categories for each vedas, which we undertake to further the cause of Veda Rakshanam.