According to Bhagavān Manu, the Ved contains the complete knowledge and science of creation. The Vaidic Sṛiṣṭi-Vijñāna (science of creation) is far more fundamental, profound, and subtle than modern science. This book presents three levels of commentary on twenty-eight mantras from the Ṛigveda, including the renowned Nāsadīya Sūkta. Many scholars interpret this sūkta through the lens of modern science, associating it with the Big-Bang theory. However, this view is entirely incorrect.In reality, the Nāsadīya Sūkta propounds a theory of creation that is completely opposite to the Big-Bang model—one that is far more logical, scientific, and original than any contemporary hypothesis. Along with the process of cosmic creation, the book also explores how human and other beings emerged from the subterranean realms in the early stages of the world. It discusses their physical, intellectual, and spiritual evolution, their social order, and the manner in which civilization developed. The work also provides a concise and insightful explanation of how the knowledge of the Ved was first revealed to humankind.

In summary, this book is expected to be of great intellectual and spiritual value not only to leading scientists but also to Vaidic scholars and the enlightened younger generation across the world.