Atharvaveda gives us the idea of Modernity as the essence of the dynamics of life and existence. The Ultimate Reality is Sanatan-eternal, universal, original and ever vital, constant in the essence and mutable in existence, every moment. The Sanatan renews itself, every moment, the same yet not the same all time, just as the day-night cycle, bright and dark, is the same as before and after, and yet it is new every morning in relation to time. Modernity is thus the latest manifestation of existence is relation to the past and obsolete in relation to the future (10.8.23) but poised ever in the present. And this is true in and of all fields of life including Dharma and values.

Atharvaveda, as all the other three, asserts the Unity of God (13, 4. 16-18): God is One, not two, nor three, nor four, nor five, nor six, nor seven, nor eight, nor nine, nor ten. All the manifestation of the One are called by different names.

Atharvaveda begins with a prayer for the zest of life and celebrates the honey sweets of life : Let the winds blow honey sweet, let the rivers flow honey sweet, let the oceans roll honey sweet and so on and on.

Atharvaveda celebrates the Earth as one Mother home of humanity and enjoins all to come and be family.

Content - Vol. I From the Publishers Desk, Homage, Thanks and Acknowledgements, 1. About the Author, 2. Foreword, 3. About Dr. Tulsi Ram Sharma's English Translation of the Rigveda, 4. English Translation of Vedic Hymns : An Opinion, 5. Message, 6. Message,  7. Appreciation, 8. Sadbhavana (Good wishes), 9. To the Reader, 10. Introduction,11. Diacritical Marks of Transliteration, 12. ATHARAVAVEDA, KANDA - I, KANDA - II, KANDA - III, KANDA - IV,  KANDA - V, KANDA - VI, KANDA - VII, KANDA - VIII, KANDA - IX,  KANDA - X, Vol. II 1. ATHARAVAVEDA,  KANDA - XI, KANDA - XII,  KANDA - XIII, KANDA - XIV, KANDA - XV, KANDA - XVI, KANDA - XVII, KANDA - XVIII, KANDA - XIX, KANDA - XX