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Ragas in Shastriya Sangeet and Modern Music
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Ragas in Shastriya Sangeet and Modern Music
$200.00TAT3101 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This course is the first in a 2-Course sequence in the Hindu Musical Traditions – Shastriya Sangeet. Hindu Musical Traditions (Shastriya Sangeet traditions) are ancient and diverse. This course takes students through a cultural immersion into the world of ragas and talas through guided listening experiences and a gentle orientation to the theory of ragas and talas. It also offers insight into Indian musical pedagogy and provides a nuanced understanding of the current state of Indian Art Music.This course will also look the enduring influence of Ragas on contemporary and film music and provide students with practical illustrations on pattern identification and appreciationQuick View -
Ramayana for Excellence in Management and Leadership
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Ramayana for Excellence in Management and Leadership
$200.00HSF3301 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This course aims to introduce Srimad Ramayana as an important literature in teaching and learning excellence in management and leadership. We live in a world that is increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA). In this course, we will explore the lessons from the seven books (or Kandas) of the Ramayana and the great characters can teach us about management and leadership.
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Ramayana for Excellence in Management and Leadership
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Ramayana for Excellence in Management and Leadership
$200.00HSF3301 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This course aims to introduce Srimad Ramayana as an important literature in teaching and learning excellence in management and leadership. We live in a world that is increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA). In this course, we will explore the lessons from the seven books (or Kandas) of the Ramayana and the great characters can teach us about management and leadership.
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Reason and Revelation in Hindu Philosophy
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Reason and Revelation in Hindu Philosophy
HSF6006 – This course provides an in-depth exploration of the meaning and status of “revelation” in Judaism, Christianity, and Hinduism. What constitutes “revelation”? What are its chief contents? What is the relationship of revelation to ethics, faith, reason, and human life? Throughout the course, relevant texts from the Indian revelation (śruti) will be presented, and the two distinct notions of revelation will be compared. Concepts such as dharma, mīmāṃsā, and the relation of revelation to valid forms of knowledge and reason will be presented.
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Sankhya Darshana through the Sankhya Karika – Part 1
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Sankhya Darshana through the Sankhya Karika – Part 1
$250.00TAT3201 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This Course is the first of a two-part course series presenting an in-depth exploration of Sankhya Darshana (Philosophy) based on the Sanskrit text ‘Sankhya Karika’ of Ishvara Krishna. It is a short and succinct text of only 72 Karikas i.e., short explanatory verses on Rishi Kapila’s Sankhya Darshana. An understanding of the principles of Sankhya philosophy is extremely important to acquire a firm grounding in other Sanskrit texts such as the Bhagavad Gita, and the other Vedic philosophical systems such as Yoga and Vedanta.
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Sankhya Darshana through the Sankhya Karika – Part 2
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Sankhya Darshana through the Sankhya Karika – Part 2
$250.00TAT3202 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This Course is the Second of a two-part course series presenting an in-depth exploration of Sankhya Darshana (Philosophy) based on the Sanskrit text ‘Sankhya Karika’ of Ishvara Krishna. It is a short and succinct text of only 72 Karikas i.e., short explanatory verses on Rishi Kapila’s Sankhya Darshana. An understanding of the principles of Sankhya philosophy is extremely important to acquire a firm grounding in other Sanskrit texts such as the Bhagavad Gita, and the other Vedic philosophical systems such as Yoga and Vedanta.
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Sankhya Darshana through the Sankhya Karika – Part 2
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Sankhya Darshana through the Sankhya Karika – Part 2
TAT3202 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This Course is the Second of a two-part course series presenting an in-depth exploration of Sankhya Darshana (Philosophy) based on the Sanskrit text ‘Sankhya Karika’ of Ishvara Krishna. It is a short and succinct text of only 72 Karikas i.e., short explanatory verses on Rishi Kapila’s Sankhya Darshana. An understanding of the principles of Sankhya philosophy is extremely important to acquire a firm grounding in other Sanskrit texts such as the Bhagavad Gita, and the other Vedic philosophical systems such as Yoga and Vedanta.
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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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Sankhya Darshana through the Sankhya Karika – Part I
$250.00This course is currently unavailable for registration
Sankhya Darshana through the Sankhya Karika – Part I
$250.00TAT3201 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This Course is the first of a two-part course series presenting an in-depth exploration of Sankhya Darshana (Philosophy) based on the Sanskrit text ‘Sankhya Karika’ of Ishvara Krishna. It is a short and succinct text of only 72 Karikas i.e., short explanatory verses on Rishi Kapila’s Sankhya Darshana. An understanding of the principles of Sankhya philosophy is extremely important to acquire a firm grounding in other Sanskrit texts such as the Bhagavad Gita, and the other Vedic philosophical systems such as Yoga and Vedanta.
A late payment fee of $50 will be charged for all the Spring 2023 courses registrations from April 6, 2023 – Applied.
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Singing Bhakti Music: From Saints to Synthesizers
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Singing Bhakti Music: From Saints to Synthesizers
$200.00TAT2200 – (CPHS – Elective Course) This course will provide students a practical introduction to the musical tapestry of Bharat through instruction of songs and a glimpse into the inspiring lives of great bhakti saints.
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Sociological Consequences of British Rule on India
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Sociological Consequences of British Rule on India
$1,500.00PHS7302 – This course will analyse in detail the sociological consequences of the British colonial narratives on Hindus and India. The colonial narratives of the British transformed India and the Hindu society quite considerably, for the narratives did not remain at the intellectual level alone. They were used for making policies and for the creation of institutions, many of which are still functioning in India.
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Sri Aurobindo and Sanatana Dharma
$300.00This course is currently unavailable for registration
Sri Aurobindo and Sanatana Dharma
$300.00HSF3104 – (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 course 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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Sri Ramcharitmanas: Continuity in Change
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Sri Ramcharitmanas: Continuity in Change
$250.00TAT1201 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This course explores the Ramcharitmanas, an epic poem composed in the sixteenth century in Ayodhya, North India, some 50 years after the Ram Temple in Ayodhya was destroyed by the Islamic emperor Babur. It is an exemplary text of the Bhakti movement in India, written in the Awadhi language, which has variously been heralded as “the living sum of Indian culture”, and the greatest book of all devotional literature.”
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Sustainability is Sanatana Dharma
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Sustainability is Sanatana Dharma
$200.00CPS2003 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This course explores how the modern quest for sustainability relates to the eternal search for morality and universal truths in Sanatana Dharma.
It exposes two axiomatic flaws in our global industrial civilization that prevents humanity from contributing more to the ecosystems of the planet than extracting from them. As James Lovelock said, “If the earth improves as a result of human presence, we will flourish. If it does not, we will perish.” Therefore, creating a sustainable civilization requires aligning and implementing real world systems to facilitate our eternal search for inner peace (Chitta Vritti Nirodha) and the unity of all life (Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam).
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The Dharma of Global Sustainability
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The Dharma of Global Sustainability
$200.00CPS2001 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This course explores the impact of ancient Vedic Wisdom on the modern questions of environmental sustainability and global regeneration.
It draws upon key lessons from Hindu Dharma and from the lives of the instructor and students to elicit the fundamental truths underlying a thriving human economy in a globally regenerating natural world and explores why we have strayed so far from these truths at present.
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The History of Shastriya Sangeet
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The History of Shastriya Sangeet
TAT3102 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) Hindu Musical Traditions (Shastriya Sangeet traditions) are ancient and diverse. This course takes students on a guided tour of the history of Indian music, from the Sama Vedic chants and the musical distinctions of the Natyasastra of Bharata muni and the Silappathikaram. It leads students through the Bhakti movement of the 1st millennium and theevolution of Karnatic music and then through the evolution of texts such as the Sangita Ratnakara and the Chaturdandi Prakasika in the 2nd millennium.It then explores the impact of Islamic and Arab/Persian traditions on Indian music and the response of the Bhakti movement of the 2nd millennium With a combination of lecture/discussions, reading assignments and guided listening experiences, the course provides a nuanced understanding of the evolution of Indian music and the contemporary state of music in India and amongst the diaspora.Quick View -
The History of Shastriya Sangeet
$200.00This course is currently unavailable for registration
The History of Shastriya Sangeet
$200.00TAT3102 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) Hindu Musical Traditions (Shastriya Sangeet traditions) are ancient and diverse. This course takes students on a guided tour of the history of Indian music, from the Sama Vedic chants and the musical distinctions of the Natyasastra of Bharata muni and the Silappathikaram. It leads students through the Bhakti movement of the 1st millennium and theevolution of Karnatic music and then through the evolution of texts such as the Sangita Ratnakara and the Chaturdandi Prakasika in the 2nd millennium.
It then explores the impact of Islamic and Arab/Persian traditions on Indian music and the response of the Bhakti movement of the 2nd millennium With a combination of lecture/discussions, reading assignments and guided listening experiences, the course provides a nuanced understanding of the evolution of Indian music and the contemporary state of music in India and amongst the diaspora.
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A late payment fee of $50 will be charged for all the Summer 2023 courses registrations from July 12, 2023
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