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Holiday Season Gift Course
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Holiday Season Gift Course
This Holiday Season, light a lamp of knowledge by gifting a HUA course(s) to your family and friends.
Your Gift will allow the recipient to register in any course of their choice in Winter 2022 quarter.
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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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Holistic Yoga – Deepening your practice
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Holistic Yoga – Philosophy and Practice
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Holistic Yoga – Philosophy and Practice
$600.00YOG1000 – This course provides an introduction to holistic yoga, that integrates yoga philosophy from classical scriptural texts and sustained yoga practice.
In this course, we will explore the practices of yoga, such as asana (postures) and pranayama (breathing practices), along with the concept of the four streams of Yoga — Raja Yoga, Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, and Jnana Yoga — through the teachings of the primary texts the Bhagavad Gita and Patanjali Yoga Sutras.
The integrated approach to yoga is more than just a physical practice. It is a philosophy-based approach to viewing oneself and the rest of the world with a paradigm-shift. Holistic Ashtanga Yoga is an eight-limbed approach to yoga that synthesizes the traditional knowledge of yogic and vedantic texts, such as Patanjali Yoga Sutras, Hatha Yoga Pradipika, Bhagavad Gita, and other yogic and upanishadic texts, as a rich and comprehensive set of practices.
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Holistic Yoga Teacher Training Certificate Program
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Holistic Yoga Teacher Training Certificate Program
YOG3000 – Hindu University of America’s Holistic Yoga Teacher Training Certificate Program, is delivered in collaboration with Yoga Bharati (Vyasa NorCal). This Certificate Program is an authentic, holistic, and evidence-based Program taught by experienced experts in the field of yoga. Graduates of this program can receive a Yoga Alliance Certification (RYT-200) and progress to become registered yoga teachers.
This program has four modules. The first module is Holistic Yoga Teacher Training Foundations Intensive where students get hands-on and didactic learning through online classroom training. Modules 2, 3, and 4 involve Electives, Internship, and Field Practice, and a Field Report. Module 2 onwards, students are allowed to do at their pace for the next 6-8 months. Module 1 starts on January 22, 2022 and runs till April 24, 2022. Students have to complete rest of the modules as a self-paced mode within 6-8 months.
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Holistic Yoga Teacher Training Foundations Intensive
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Holistic Yoga Teacher Training Foundations Intensive
This course enables students to integrate holistic yoga into their lifestyle and become proactive in managing their stress and wellness. In this course, students will learn to integrate the principles and concepts of Holistic Yoga into their lifestyle through a deeper embrace of yoga sadhana — the persistent and consistent practice of yoga. With a deeper involvement in yoga practices, students will experience an increased motivation for yoga study and practice, and an improved quality of life and wellbeing i.e. higher energy levels, better sleep, and reduced proclivity for chronic illness.
In addition to this, students will learn to teach each other in a mock class environment in small group settings with a faculty who guides and moderates the student groups. The core content of this in-depth course consists of holistic Ashtanga Yoga, an eight-limbed approach to yoga that synthesizes the traditional knowledge of yogic and Vedantic texts, such as Patanjali Yoga Sutras, Hatha Yoga Pradipika, Bhagavad Gita, among others, as a rich and comprehensive set of reference texts.
In this course, we will learn in-depth practices of yoga along with the concept of Ashtanga Yoga and the four streams of Yoga — Raja Yoga, Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, and Jnana Yoga — through analyzing the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and Patanjali Yoga Sutras as primary texts.
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How Hindu Dharma – Transformed America
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How Hindu Dharma – Transformed America
HAM2100 – (C.P.H.S – Core Course) This course explores the history and impact of Vedic Wisdom on America’s Spiritual Landscape. Hindu Dharma has irrevocably altered the way Americans understand and practice the spiritual dimension of life.
With profiles of the key individuals—both Indian and Western—who propagated Dharmic teachings and integrated them into the fabric of American society, this course will analyze a structured history and analysis of the transmission of Sanatana Dharma to America over more than 200 years.
It explores the profoundly transformative, yet vastly unappreciated, impact of Vedantic principles and yogic methods on healthcare, psychology, neuroscience, and religion.
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How Hindu Dharma Transformed America
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$200.00HAM2100 – (C.P.H.S – Core Course) This course explores the history and impact of Vedic Wisdom on America’s Spiritual Landscape. Hindu Dharma has irrevocably altered the way Americans understand and practice the spiritual dimension of life.
With profiles of the key individuals—both Indian and Western—who propagated Dharmic teachings and integrated them into the fabric of American society, this course will analyze a structured history and analysis of the transmission of Sanatana Dharma to America over more than 200 years.
It explores the profoundly transformative, yet vastly unappreciated, impact of Vedantic principles and yogic methods on healthcare, psychology, neuroscience, and religion.
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A late payment fee of $50 will be charged for all the Summer 2023 courses registrations from July 5, 2023
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Human Rights: A Hindu Perspective
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Human Rights: A Hindu Perspective
$1,500.00CPS7506 – Though its origin could be traced to the ancient and medieval periods, human rights as a concept and policy instrument became popular in the 20th century, particularly after the promulgation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the United Nations in 1948. There are many scholarly studies on the subject, but most of them adopt a Eurocentric approach. Scarcely there are studies which bring into focus a Vedanta perspective on the subject.
The concept of practical Vedanta, popularized by Swami Vivekananda in the late 19th century, could be considered a precursor to the idea of human rights. Vedanta philosophy, Swami Vivekananda argued, has no value unless it addresses everyday problems confronted by human society including the exploitation of the weak, discrimination against women, and problems like poverty and illiteracy. He argued that for universal peace it is necessary that individuals come out of their selfish boundaries and think of the world as one family (Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam).
The course through its various modules emphasizes that Vedanta perspective with its deep philosophical and practical underpinnings is relevant for human rights policy and practice.
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Indian and Western Music Traditions – A Comparative Study
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Indian and Western Music Traditions – A Comparative Study
TAT3103 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This course is the first of a three-part course sequence in the Hindu Musical Traditions – Shastriya Sangeet. Hindu Musical Traditions also called Shastriya Sangeet are ancient and diverse. This course provides an overview of Indian music, its roots in Hindu spiritual traditions and contrasts it with Western Music Traditions. With a combination of lecture/discussions, reading assignments and guided listening experiences, the course provides a nuanced understanding of various ‘distinctions’ in Hindustani and Karnatic Music and also provides an insight into the contemporary state of Indian music.
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Indian And Western Music Traditions – A Comparative Study
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TAT3103 – (C.P.H.S – Elective Course) This course is the first of a three-part course sequence in the Hindu Musical Traditions – Shastriya Sangeet. Hindu Musical Traditions also called Shastriya Sangeet are ancient and diverse. This course provides an overview of Indian music, its roots in Hindu spiritual traditions and contrasts it with Western Music Traditions. With a combination of lecture/discussions, reading assignments and guided listening experiences, the course provides a nuanced understanding of various ‘distinctions’ in Hindustani and Karnatic Music and also provides an insight into the contemporary state of Indian music.
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Intermediate Sanskrit – Exercises in Cases Moods, and Suffixes
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Intermediate Sanskrit – Exercises in Cases Moods, and Suffixes
SAN0007 – Refresh knowledge of tenses and vibhaktis; Read and comprehend hitopadesha stories; Engage in everyday conversations; Comprehend longer stories, essays, and songs in Sanskrit.
A late payment fee of $50 will be charged for all the Winter 2022 courses registrations after January 2, 2022.
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Intermediate Sanskrit – Exercises in Tenses, Moods, and Voices
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Intermediate Sanskrit – Exercises in Tenses, Moods, and Voices
Refresh knowledge of tenses and vibhaktis; Read and comprehend hitopadesha stories; Engage in everyday conversations; Comprehend longer stories, essays, and songs in Sanskrit.
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Intermediate Sanskrit – I
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Intermediate Sanskrit – I
$350.00 – $427.00SAN0201 – The first quarter of the Intermediate Phase of the Certificate Program in Sanskrit Proficiency (SAN0201) signifies the commencement of the second phase. This phase is tailored for students who have already acquired a mastery of Devanāgarī script and basic Saṃskṛtam vocabulary, and progressively exposes them to a diverse range of Saṃskṛtam Literature.
Throughout this quarter, students delve into slightly more complex Saṃskṛtam grammar, including declensions, imperative mood forms, and past tense verb forms in all persons, among others. The students also gain an understanding of the unique application of dual forms of nouns and verbs in the Saṃskṛtam language. By the end of this quarter, students are capable of composing simple passages independently.
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Intermediate Sanskrit – II
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$350.00 – $427.00In the second quarter of the Intermediate Phase of the Certificate Program in Sanskrit Proficiency (SAN0202), students are introduced to a diverse range of Saṃskṛtam texts covering various subjects such as Āyurveda, Mathematics, Philosophy, and more. This immersive experience, coupled with an in-depth exploration of grammar topics, equips students with an extensive vocabulary and a solid understanding of key concepts, thereby enhancing their comprehension skills.
During this phase, students also learn to paraphrase selected Saṃskṛtam verses, translate passages from English, and are able to express themselves in both spoken and written Saṃskṛtam.
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Intermediate Sanskrit – III
$300.00 – $323.00This course is currently unavailable for registration
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$300.00 – $323.00The third quarter of the Intermediate Phase of the Certificate Program in Sanskrit Proficiency (SAN0203) focuses on applying the grammar learned so far in reading, writing, and understanding selected texts. By reading these texts, students will memorize different masculine, feminine, and neutral bases that end in vowel sounds, and expand their vocabulary. Throughout this quarter, students will learn vocabulary related to everyday activities and effectively express their dinacharya in Saṃskṛtam. By completing this course, students will gain the necessary skills to confidently apply their knowledge in practical situations.
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