Samhita is an ancient Hindu scripture that is considered the earliest and most authoritative version of Hindu scriptures. It is believed to have been composed around 1500 BCE and is attributed to the sage Vyasa.

• Samhita is a Sanskrit word that means "collection" or "assembly". It refers to a collection of Vedic hymns, prayers, and rituals.
• The Samhita is considered the most sacred and authoritative version of Hindu scriptures, as it is believed to have been composed by the sage Vyasa.
• The Samhita consists of 1027 suktas (hymns), which are divided into four sections: the Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda, and Atharvaveda.
• The Samhita is considered the foundation of Hinduism, as it provides the core teachings and rituals of the faith.
• The Samhita is still studied and revered by Hindus today, and is considered an essential part of Hindu spiritual practice.