apauruseya
अपौरुषेय apauruṣeyaAuthorless, not of human (or divine) composition: Mimamsa's doctrine that the Veda is eternal and uncomposed, and so free of error.
Where this term appears
- What is Mimamsa? Philosophy
The Veda, it holds, is apauruseya , authorless and beginningless.
- Āgama and Veda: two revelations Lineages
… enterprise was the defence of Vedic authority, held that the Veda is apauruṣeya , without any author human or divine, and therefore free of the errors that any author would introduce.
- The History of Sanatana Dharma: A Timeline History
The tradition speaks of the Vedas as apauruṣeya , without human author, eternal and revealed, and of the events of the epics as literal history in a vast cycle of ages.
- Śabda eternal Treatise
The book with no author The second pillar follows from the first and is the more famous. The Veda is apauruṣeya .