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https://vedkabhed.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/https-truthabouthinduism-files-wordpress-com-201-3.png619142Written by Ibn Muhammad Every Sookt (hymn) of the Vedas has a distinct Devata (deity) and a Rishi (poet). The Devata of a Sookt is one whose praises have been sung in that Sookt. For example, the Rishi of the first ten hymns of Rigveda is Madhuchanda Vishvamitra and the Devata of the first hymn …