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Contesting Neo-Hinduism
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Contesting Neo-Hinduism
$1,500.00PHS7305 – This course demystifies the traditional/neo binary in the western narrative on Hinduism, which has been crafted to undermine the truth value of Hinduism across ages.
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Critical Issues in Hindu Studies
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Critical Issues in Hindu Studies
$1,500.00PHS8300 – This course outlines the critical issues involved in the European understanding of Hindus and India, developed within the framework of the “White Man’s Burden” of civilizing the natives.
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Daksinamurtistotram by Adi Sankara
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Daksinamurtistotram by Adi Sankara
TAT3001 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This course will unfold the Dakṣiṇāmūrtistōtram systematically verse by verse, drawing upon where necessary from Mānasōllāsa and Tattvasudhā, which is another commentary of the original text. The set of meditation verses which precede the Dakṣiṇāmūrtistōtram will also be covered as they serve as prayers for Self-knowledge. Students with some prior knowledge of Vedanta, will greatly enhance their understanding of the Self through its teachings.
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Dakṣiṇāmūrtistōtram by Ādi Śaṅkara
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$200.00TAT3001 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This course will unfold the Dakṣiṇāmūrtistōtram systematically verse by verse, drawing upon where necessary from Mānasōllāsa and Tattvasudhā, which is another commentary of the original text. The set of meditation verses which precede the Dakṣiṇāmūrtistōtram will also be covered as they serve as prayers for Self-knowledge. Students with some prior knowledge of Vedanta, will greatly enhance their understanding of the Self through its teachings.
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Decolonizing the Hindu Condition
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PHS6302 – This course will analyze in detail the psychological and sociological consequences of the British colonial narratives on Hindus, and how the narratives now are being perpetuated by the Hindus themselves. Just as correct diagnosis of any condition is a prerequisite for its cure, for decolonizing the Hindu condition, it is important to first understand the characteristics and consequences of colonization. Then, as a natural corollary, the process of decolonization can begin. Without a thorough understanding of what colonization has wrought upon the Hindu condition, decolonization will remain a mere buzz word or a vacuous term devoid of meaning.
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DEHA – The principles of sound body in Bhagavad Gita
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DEHA – The principles of sound body in Bhagavad Gita
$300.00HSF1301 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) “DEHA – The principles of sound body in Bhagavad-Gita” is the first part of a three-part sequence of courses titled DEHA, GNANA and YOGA that help students to integrate the wisdom of the Bhagavad-Gita in their lives. It introduces about 49 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 DEHA 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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DEHA – The principles of sound body in Bhagavad Gita
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$300.00HSF1301 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) “DEHA – The principles of sound body in Bhagavad-Gita” is the first part of a three-part sequence of courses titled DEHA, GNANA and YOGA that help students to integrate the wisdom of the Bhagavad-Gita in their lives. It introduces about 49 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 DEHA 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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Dharmaśāstra
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Dharmaśāstra
$1,500.00Dharmaśāstras are scriptural treatises that contain instruction on Dharma. This course will present sections of the vast Dharma literature, spanning Vedic revelation (śruti), authoritative texts (smṛti) like Manudharmaśāstra, itihāsapurāṇa and the vast commentarial tradition. Hinduism and Dharma are interchangeable terms.
The term “Dharma” accurately describes the scriptural, textual, ethical, and practical concerns of Hinduism, yet the term is nearly impossible to translate, let alone define. In the present context, Dharma deals with injunctions, prohibitions, duties, rights, politics, and proper conduct necessary for the development of the individual, the flourishing of the family and society, and ultimately liberation of the individual from the cycles of birth and death.
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Dhyaanam – Meditation and the Meditator
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Dhyaanam – Meditation and the Meditator
$200.00HSF2101 – (C.P.H.S – Core Course) Living in the contemporary world includes navigating conflicts at the level of family, work, society and even in one’s mind. The modern practice of mindfulness which continues to help millions across the world has its roots in the Vedic tradition.
Unfortunately, four things are missing in the way mindfulness is taught – a. the true purpose of meditation, b. the foundation of Dharma to live a harmonious life, c. the understanding of Ishvara and d. an enquiry into the meditator that is ever present in all types of meditations. This course will help us return to the Vedic roots of Dhyaanam such that we integrate a suitable, meaningful and sustainable practice of Dhyaanam in our busy lives so that we may live with a greater clarity, cheerfulness and purpose.
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Discover Dharma – A Study Tour in India
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Discover Dharma – A Study Tour in India
$500.00 – $7,000.00HSF5011 – Discover Dharma – A Study Tour in India is a unique course that brings together an exploratory journey through the outer landscapes of India that is Bharat, and the inner landscapes of the world of Dharma. This Dharma that is Sanatana, i.e., Sanatana Dharma, is at once both ancient and contemporary, timeless, and ever new.
It needs to be interpreted and re-interpreted for every new age and eon. The course takes the students on a timeless and unforgettable journey on the path of some of the illustrious figures of Sanatana Dharma, while simultaneously seeking to deepen the students’ relationship with Dharma in all of its dimensions.
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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
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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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Distinguishing Varna and Jati from Caste
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Distinguishing Varna and Jati from Caste
$300.00HSF4000 – (CPHS – Core Course) The Caste System invites both persistent international discourse as well as relentless intervention. This discourse misinforms, embarrasses, and shames the Hindu community worldwide, in as much as it energizes and activates the social justice warriors and reformers of the day. This Course is designed to provide some light, where heat is more prominently present. It provides a searching examination of how the Caste System as it has come to be known today was constructed and established as an essential aspect of Hinduism. This course is designed to assess, challenge, clarify, demystify, and transform.
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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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Distortions in Indian Historiography
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$400.00This 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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Doctor of Hindu Studies
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Doctor of Hindu Studies
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