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The Renaissance of Sanatana Dharma In the Light of Sri Aurobindo – Part 3
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The Renaissance of Sanatana Dharma In the Light of Sri Aurobindo – Part 3
$200.00HSF3103 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) More than any one single figure, Sri Aurobindo prophesied that the renaissance of Sanatana Dharma was necessary for all of humanity. It is this Sanatana Dharma which has kept Adhyatma as its core foundation, insisting on Truth alone, seeking peace, harmony, beauty, perfection, purity, self-knowledge, oneness and unity, light and delight, and does not reject any aspect of life.
This three-quarter course sequence is an attempt to revisit the principles, core teachings, the Shastras, practices, the past, present, and future of Sanatana Dharma in the light of Sri Aurobindo. We will also examine the state of the renaissance of Sanatana Dharma, current day misunderstandings, misrepresentations, and challenges and revisit the insights of the ancient seers and sages – all through the vision of Sri Aurobindo.
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The Three Vedantic Perspectives on the Bhagavad Gita
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The Three Vedantic Perspectives on the Bhagavad Gita
$300.00TAT4002 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) Hindu Thought provides for the simultaneous co-existence of varied perspectives on the nature of ultimate Reality. When developed deeply, these perspectives naturally mature into diverse Sampradāyas. This course will explore the commentaries of the three famous Acharyas, Sri Shankarāchārya, Sri Rāmānujācharya and Sri Madhvāchārya on the Bhagavad Gita. Through this course, students will be able to recognize the underlying unity of Hindu thought, while appreciating the diversity of perspectives that emerge from that fundamental unity, tailored to different people’s pre-dispositions, tastes, age, and era.
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The Yoga of Mahabharata
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The Yoga of Mahabharata
$250.00YOG3100 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This course is designed to use the itihasa-purana Mahabharata as a mirror to discover oneself. Key aspects of antaranga yoga (the process of introspection described in the Yoga Sutras) are exemplified through the Mahabharata stories. This enables us to gain a deep comprehension of our psyche and its patterns.
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The Yoga of Mahabharata
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$200.00YOG3100 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This course is designed to use the itihasa-purana Mahabharata as a mirror to discover oneself. Key aspects of antaranga yoga (the process of introspection described in the Yoga Sutras) are exemplified through the Mahabharata stories. This enables us to gain a deep comprehension of our psyche and its patterns.
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The Yoga of the Bhagavad Gita
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The Yoga of the Bhagavad Gita
YOG2001 – (C.P.H.S – Core Course) This Course takes the Students into a Journey of Exploration of Yoga as enunciated in the Bhagavad Gita. In contemporary times, both the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali and the Bhagavad Gita have gained popularity as key texts of Yoga. One of the unique contributions of the Bhagavad Gita is the synthesis of Nivritti Marga (path of contemplation) and Pravritti Marga (path of dynamic activity) through Yoga.
The teachings help us understand how deep meditation and excellence in action complement each other. We will explore the various systems of Yoga such as Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Dhyana Yoga, Jnana yoga, etc., along with the key ideas underlying each system, as presented by the Bhagavad Gita. We will also refer to related teachings from the Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras.
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The Yoga of the Bhagavad Gita
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$300.00YOG2001 – (C.P.H.S – Core Course) This Course takes the Students into a Journey of Exploration of Yoga as enunciated in the Bhagavad Gītā. In contemporary times, both the Yoga Sūtras of Patañjali and the Bhagavad Gītā have gained popularity as key texts of Yoga. One of the unique contributions of the Bhagavad Gītā is the synthesis of Nivritti Marga (path of contemplation) and Pravritti Marga (path of dynamic activity) through Yoga. The teachings help us understand how deep meditation and excellence in action complement each other. We will explore the various systems of Yoga such as Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Dhyāna Yoga, Jñana yoga, etc., along with the key ideas underlying each system, as presented by the Bhagavad Gītā. We will also refer to related teachings from the Patañjali’s Yoga Sūtras.
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Understanding Hinduphobia
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Understanding Hinduphobia
$300.00HSF2201 – (C.P.H.S – Core Course) This course serves as a starting point for those who are interested in learning how to identify and unpack Hinduphobia and effectively and cogently articulate analyses in formal and informal learning and community spaces.
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Understanding the Vedas
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$300.00TAT3205 – (CPHS – Elective) The Vedas are known as the oldest books of wisdom of the world. They are the source texts of Sanatana Dharma (SD) practiced by the Hindus all over the world. Although the Vedas are revered, they are no longer studied or properly understood by most of the followers of Sanatana Dharma. Instead, the conventional viewpoint of the recent past projects the Vedas as texts that are useful only for karmas (actions) and rituals and therefore generally devoid of any wisdom.
This course will discuss both the ‘action’ and the ‘wisdom’ aspects of the Vedas. The course will show that the Vedas want to aid all people to achieve success in their lives. By spiritualizing their lives all can rise in consciousness levels and achieve greater levels of perfection in all their endeavors.
This course will also enable students to integrate Chanting of a few Veda mantras in their lives to invite the devas (cosmic energies) to their inner being and strengthen their psychological powers.
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Upanishadic Dialogues: Philosophical Reflections
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Upanishadic Dialogues: Philosophical Reflections
$1,500.00HSF5005 – This graduate course, “Upanishadic Dialogues: Philosophical Reflections’, unfolds the philosophical vision and insights found in the various dialogues in the major eleven Upanishads.
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Vedantasara of Sadananda Part 2
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Vedantasara of Sadananda Part 2
$200.00TAT3204 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) In this second part of the course, Students will inquire into some of the fundamental misunderstandings that have accumulated around the Advaita Vedanta. Is the world to be taken as unreal? Is it a pessimistic philosophy? Is the world to be renounced? Is it only for Sannyasis? Students will be encouraged to form well-informed perspectives on Advaita Vedanta after a deep inquiry facilitated by the study of an original Sanskrit text, Vedantasara of Sadananda, an authoritative Acharya of the Advaita tradition. This study will enable students to form new insights into Advaita Vedanta philosophy.
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Writing in the Humanities II
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Writing in the Humanities II
HSF6008 – Writing in the Humanities II is an advanced course that develops the foundational skills acquired in Writing in the Humanities I. Writing II delves deeper into the nuances of academic writing and critical thinking, exploring key concepts and skills essential for advancing students’ writing abilities.
A central focus of Writing II is thesis development; students will learn how to formulate clear and persuasive arguments that showcase their understanding of the existing literature and propose new insights or perspectives. Students will practice peer review and self-study of their own writing in conjunction with closely examining the writing craft of scholars.
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