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Discover the contemporary Relevance of Hindu Dharma
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Discover the contemporary Relevance of Hindu Dharma
$200.00HSF1007 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This course, targets an age group of 18-35 and will explore the question – Is Hindu Dharma relevant in the contemporary world? If so, in what way? Or, has it been superseded once and for all by western modernity, science, and technology? Set in a conversational format, with lively Questions and Answers and Group discussion, the course enables students to explore and discover for themselves, the timeless relevance of Vedic Hindu thought in a modern context.
The course is especially relevant for those who wish not only to explore and embrace Hindu Dharma for themselves, i.e., their own lives, but also represent and communicate the essence and value of Vedic teachings in an environment suffused with western ideas.
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Disease through the Lens of Ayurveda
$200.00This course is currently unavailable for registration
Disease through the Lens of Ayurveda
$200.00TAT1102 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) Ayurveda is a holistic and complete consciousness-based wellness paradigm that has its origins sourced straight from the timeless Vedas. One of its primary goals has been to eliminate the cause of pain and suffering of the human condition beginning with the knowledge of the self – both physically and spiritually.
Ayurveda has a unique approach of observing the human being as conscious matter not just in health but also in distress, and illness. In this course, students will learn how common diseases and disorders are viewed and approached through Ayurveda in an intuitive yet systematic blend of philosophy, pharmacy and indigenous knowledge.
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Distortions in Indian Historiography
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Distortions in Indian Historiography
$400.00HAM4301 – This course traces the distortions in the historiography of medieval and modern India, discernible since the Independence of India. Students will learn about the historical background, key events and trends that remain influential today. In particular, we will take a close look at the phenomenon of “Negationism” or the systematic and mostly willful denial of facts of history. It will also evaluate the scholarly and political impact of the various forms of history manipulation and the prospects for their correction.
The literature on the Left’s willful distortion of communal history in India is limited: S.L. Bhyrappa, Sita Ram Goel, K.S. Lal; Koenraad Elst; Arun Shourie; Meenakshi Jain, D.K Chakrabarti. By contrast, the so-called secularist literature on Hindu communal historiography is plentiful but extremely repetitive: Sarvepalli Gopal, Gyanendra Pandey, AG Noorani and many other academics and journalists, both Indian and foreign.
Since we are specifically interested in how this phenomenon impacts contemporary political discourse and practice, we will concentrate on the former but will also take cognizance of a sample of the latter. We will also remain alert to the possibility that the attempt to diagnose the errors in historiography can themselves introduce new kinds of history distortion.
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Exploring Hinduism – Cosmology and Calendar
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Exploring Hinduism – Cosmology and Calendar
HSF1003 – This course is primarily offered for the students from Australia. “Exploring Hinduism – Cosmology and Calendar”, is the third course in the series titled “Exploring Hinduism” that will examine whether the Hindu calendar is scientific and if so, how does it bear relevance to the modern world? It will take the explorer on a travel into the whorls of Space, to the very depths of Time in order to see the fundamentals that have gone to make up the Timekeeping tradition of the Hindu Civilization.
It will also throw more light on how Hindu celebrations and traditions are in sync with Nature and break the myths that have dubbed them falsely as superstitious, and belief based.
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Exploring Hinduism – Divinities and Dharma
$300.00 – $600.00This course is currently unavailable for registration
Exploring Hinduism – Divinities and Dharma
$300.00 – $600.00HSF1002 – (C.P.H.S – Core Course) “Exploring Hinduism – Divinities and Dharma”, is the second course in the series titled “Exploring Hinduism” that will help discern the various Divinities in the Hindu Pantheon and see Hindu thought manifested as Science, Spirituality, Symbolism, Philosophy, Religion, Rituals, Tradition, Art and Culture. This course will also throw light on the significant term in Hinduism, called Dharma. It will help see and understand this pivot around which Hinduism and all other religions born out of India are based and which forms a common thread tying them all together as Dharmic orders of the world.
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Exploring Hinduism – Society and Culture
$300.00 – $600.00This course is currently unavailable for registration
Exploring Hinduism – Society and Culture
$300.00 – $600.00HSF1004 – “Exploring Hinduism – Society and Culture”, is the fourth and final course in the series titled “Exploring Hinduism” that will examine how, despite these various dimensions, this civilization has had a common culture, the Bharatiya Kalachar. It will help understand why the Hindus are considered to be the most adaptable, accommodating and assimilating people in the world and how the Hindu Civilization has been a hallmark for Unity and Diversity.
It will also throw light on factors that have caused a substantial breakdown of this Hindu Society and its flourish. It will clear the wrong understanding of the Hindu Society and break the myths that have wrongly dubbed it as a patriarchal, male dominated, oppressive, rigid, stratified, regressive society.
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Gandhian Philosophy
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Gandhian Philosophy
$1,500.00CPS7503 – The relevance of Mahatma Gandhi for the contemporary world, characterized by turbulence, is indisputable. Gandhi’s principles of Ahimsa (non-violence) and Satyagraha (love for the truth) stemmed from his religious tradition, and he applied these principles to political action in South Africa and India.
Gandhian ideas such as frugal economy, Gram Swaraj (grass-roots democracy), Ram Rajya (ideal state), trusteeship, social service, Swadeshi (self-reliance), bread-labor, social and religious harmony, and optimal use of resources will also be explored in the course. The course, while evaluating Gandhian perspective on conflict resolution and peacebuilding, critically examines ideas of Gandhi in academic and policy debates towards the development of rich and multiple perspectives and pathways to address the gap between principles and practice.
It also proposes Gandhian solutions to contemporary global issues including, but not limited to, inter-state and intra-state conflicts, climate change, religious extremism, rich-poor divide, education, economic development, and women empowerment. The students taking this course will apply a Gandhian perspective on the prevailing discourses on human life and society and appreciate the significance of dialogue among civilizations and cultures.
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GNANA – The principles of sound mind in Bhagavad-Gita
$300.00This course is currently unavailable for registration
GNANA – The principles of sound mind in Bhagavad-Gita
$300.00HSF1302 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) GNANA – The principles of sound mind in Bhagavad-Gita is the second part of a three-part sequence of courses titled DEHA, GNANA and YOGA. The DEHA course highlights the Material and Psychic aspects of the body. The GNANA course describes the Physical, Social, Occupational, Mental, Emotional and Spiritual dimensions of divine wisdom.
The YOGA course explains the four paths of Yoga in Bhagavad-Gita. It introduces about 51 carefully curated verses (out of 700) under 6 thematic lessons from the Bhagavad Gita to students, who have no prior exposure to this important Hindu Text. In this course the participants shall study the meanings of each verse followed by guided recitation during online interactive classes.
The course is carried out using Active, Interactive and Collaborative ways of learning and offers guided practice of shlokas followed by interactive discussion of their meaning.
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Growing up with the Gita
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Growing up with the Gita
$100.00HSF1010 – ‘Growing up with the Gita’ is an introductory course designed specifically for teenagers, youth and the young at heart. This course aims to introduce them to the profound and timeless Hindu wisdom through the essence of the Bhagavad Gita. By delving into its teachings, students can prepare for the ‘Gita Pariksha’ test, while unlocking a treasure trove of profound insights into life.
The teenage years encompass significant transitions and developments on physical, mental, intellectual, spiritual, and social levels. This phase often presents various challenges in different aspects of life. In this course, students will discover the trusted companion, philosopher, and guide known as the ‘Bhagavad Gita’ which will accompany and empower them to navigate their life challenges with excellence, strength, and empathy.
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Hindu Contributions to the world in the realm of Matter – Big 5
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Hindu Contributions to the world in the realm of Matter – Big 5
HSF1201 – This course explores the contributions of the Hindus to the world in the realm of matter, which has shaped the material progress of humanity and examines the evidence for the sciences, technologies, inventions, industry, prosperity, and wealth that made India such a desirable civilization across time. This course is divided into Part A and Part B. This quarter we will offer Part A.
This course is one of two mutually independent, but naturally supplementing courses. The second course will explore the Hindu contributions to the world in the realm of mind, which has influenced Human thought, sciences, and spirituality through time.
A late payment fee of $50 will be charged for all the Summer 2023 courses registrations from July 7, 2023 – Applied.
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Hindu Contributions to the world in the realm of matter – Game Changer
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Hindu Contributions to the world in the realm of matter – Game Changer
$300.00 – $600.00HSF1202 – This course explores the contributions of the Hindus to the world in the realm of matter, which has shaped the material progress of humanity and examines the evidence for the sciences, technologies, inventions, industry, prosperity, and wealth that made India such a desirable civilization across time. This course is divided into Part A and Part B. This quarter we will offer Part B.
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Hindu Contributions to The World in The Realm of Matter – The Big 5
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Hindu Contributions to The World in The Realm of Matter – The Big 5
HSF1201 – This course explores the contributions of the Hindus to the world in the realm of matter, which has shaped the material progress of humanity and examines the evidence for the sciences, technologies, inventions, industry, prosperity, and wealth that made India such a desirable civilization across time. This course is divided into Part A and Part B. This quarter we will offer Part A.
This course is one of two mutually independent, but naturally supplementing courses. The second course will explore the Hindu contributions to the world in the realm of mind, which has influenced Human thought, sciences, and spirituality through time.
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A late payment fee of $50 will be charged for all the Summer 2023 courses registrations after July 5, 2023
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Hindu Contributions To The World In The Realm Of Mind – Living And Lifestyle
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Hindu Contributions To The World In The Realm Of Mind – Living And Lifestyle
$300.00HSF1204 – This course belongs to the set of the courses which explore the contributions of the Hindus to the world in the realm of Mind, which has shaped the Self-understanding of humanity. It constitutes one part of two mutually independent, but naturally supplementing courses. The other course explores the Hindu contributions to the world in the realm of matter, which have influenced Human progress in the material world, and the sciences.
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Hindu Contributions to the World in the Realm of Mind – Towards Sciences and Arts
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Hindu Contributions to the World in the Realm of Mind – Towards Sciences and Arts
HSF1203 – This course belongs to the set of the courses which explore the contributions of the Hindus to the world in the realm of Mind, which has shaped the Self-understanding of humanity. It constitutes one part of two mutually independent, but naturally supplementing courses. The other course explores the Hindu contributions to the world in the realm of matter, which have influenced Human progress in the material world, and the sciences.
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Hindu Contributions to the World in the Realm of Mind – Towards Sciences and Arts
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Hindu Contributions to the World in the Realm of Mind – Towards Sciences and Arts
$300.00HSF1203 – This course belongs to the set of the courses which explore the contributions of the Hindus to the world in the realm of Mind, which has shaped the Self-understanding of humanity. It constitutes one part of two mutually independent, but naturally supplementing courses. The other course explores the Hindu contributions to the world in the realm of matter, which have influenced Human progress in the material world, and the sciences.
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Holistic Yoga – 2: Deepen Your Yoga Practice
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Holistic Yoga – 2: Deepen Your Yoga Practice
YOG2000 – This course provides in-depth experience of holistic yoga, that integrates asana, pranayama, and meditation techniques for a sustained yoga practice.
Students will learn practices of yoga with all their nuances. In addition, students will gain in depth concepts of asanas, pranayama, and different meditation techniques, including chanting, Trataka, breath & body awareness, and yoga nidra relaxation techniques. This is a great course to take before starting Yoga Teacher Training course.
The students may join 2 concurrent batches. One batch meets on Tuesday and Saturday; the second batch meets on Wednesday and Saturday. The Saturday session will combine both the batches into one.The course price is discounted till 5 June 2021 11:59 pm
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