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Yajnavalkya accepted the sun-god as his master, and prayed to him for knowledge (Prabhavananda 29).

A Samhita is a collection of mantras, or hymns, most of which sing the praises of one or another personal god (Prabhavananda 31).

Its origins are speculated to go as far back as 2000 B.C.

Vedas were orally kept (Santucci xi).

It was not until a millennium later around 1000 B.C.

Yajur Veda was compiled (Staal 749).

In the Rgveda itself the Yajurveda and the Samaveda are mentioned in a number of passages (Saraswati 192), leading to the assumption that these three Samhitas were around at the same time.

The Vedas Rg veda, Yajur veda, Sama veda and Atharva veda are the first four of the pramanas (authoritative texts) of the religion and also the most important (Saraswati 136).

The Yajur Veda along with the other Vedas (Rg, Sama, Atharva ) is considered to be apauresya (divine in origin) (Prabhavananda 25).

In particular the Yajur Veda is referenced to and used by the Adhvarya priest (Santucci 11).

The Vedas are regarded as sruti: uncreated, eternal and revealed to sages (Sharma 6).

The Vedas were received by visionaries ( rsi ) who saw with a special psychic perception the sacred mantras upon which they meditated and finally communicated in the form of the Vedas (Cush, Robinson, York 694).

The Vedas are revealed at the beginning of each cosmic age to seers who see the Vedas and teach it orally to their disciples (Sutherland, Houlden, et al.

Dvaipayana (known as Veda Vyasa) the primordial sage in the second yuga compiled the Vedas after they were revealed to him (Sharma 6, Rai 1).

Dvaipayana taught a Samhita to each of his many pupils over time (Rai 1).

The knowledge of the Yajur Veda was taught to one of his students named Vaisampayana (Rai 1).

A rsi by the name of Yajnavalkya was a disciple of the great rsi Vaisampayana (Prabhavananda 28).

After Vaisampayana had missed a very important council he was said to have sinned (Prabhavananda 28).

In order to rid himself of his sin he ordered his disciples to do austerities (Prabhavananda 28).

Yajnavalkya questioned his great master by saying Master, how can you expiate your sin by the austerities of these thy worthless disciples (Prabhavananda 28).

At this Vaisampayana grew angry, and said: How dare you speak thus I want no such hot-headed, egotistical disciple as you Give back what you have learned from me, and be off (Prabhavananda 29).

So Yajnavalkya recited all he had learnt and departed from Vaisampayana (Prabhavananda 29).

That which he recited back to Vaisampayana is known as the Black Yajur Veda (Prabhavananda 29).

Now Yajnavalkya, having cast away his knowledge of the Vedas, felt empty and realized what kind of man he had become (Prabhavananda 29).

He asked himself But where might I find a teacher (Prabhavananda 29).