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* Compilation of the subject matter involves extensive research of Vedic literature including reliable internet sources. (Shodhganga, Vedic Heritage Portal, Internet Archives, Digital Library of India and Sanskrit Literature sites). | * Compilation of the subject matter involves extensive research of Vedic literature including reliable internet sources. (Shodhganga, Vedic Heritage Portal, Internet Archives, Digital Library of India and Sanskrit Literature sites). | ||
* Direct samskrit quotations and references from vedic and vedantic literatures, and texts such as Shabdakalpadruma and Nirukta to reinforce the concepts. | * Direct samskrit quotations and references from vedic and vedantic literatures, and texts such as Shabdakalpadruma and Nirukta to reinforce the concepts. | ||
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* Collecting traditional view-points by personal interaction with learned scholars regarding principles of Sanatana dharma and socially contentious topics (Example : Yama-Yami samvada) in Samskrit forums. | * Collecting traditional view-points by personal interaction with learned scholars regarding principles of Sanatana dharma and socially contentious topics (Example : Yama-Yami samvada) in Samskrit forums. | ||
* Topics under development include principles of general dharma to revive traditional moral perspectives (rights and duties, judiciary, finance and economy, women and children, education system) ancient practices such as Nityakarmas (Aupasana and Agnihotra), Yajnas (Vaisvedeva) and Samskaras to eventually serve as reference manuals (of conventional practices). | * Topics under development include principles of general dharma to revive traditional moral perspectives (rights and duties, judiciary, finance and economy, women and children, education system) ancient practices such as Nityakarmas (Aupasana and Agnihotra), Yajnas (Vaisvedeva) and Samskaras to eventually serve as reference manuals (of conventional practices). | ||
* Profound esoteric insights of ancient seers characteristic of the vedas and vedanta. Example: Vidya (Brahmavidya, Bhumavidya, Panchagnividya), Mahavakyas, Margas (Paths in life and for enlightenment) such as Pravritti and Nivritti, Shastras (Nyaya and Mimamsa). | * Profound esoteric insights of ancient seers characteristic of the vedas and vedanta. Example: Vidya (Brahmavidya, Bhumavidya, Panchagnividya), Mahavakyas, Margas (Paths in life and for enlightenment) such as Pravritti and Nivritti, Shastras (Nyaya and Mimamsa). | ||
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- Attempt to reinitiate knowledge of ancient dharmic lifestyles to promote holistic approach towards life in the generations to come.
- Comprehensive presentation addresses the knowledge needs of mass audience and the original Sanskrit quotations provide a scholarly research and debate platform.
- Compilation of the subject matter involves extensive research of Vedic literature including reliable internet sources. (Shodhganga, Vedic Heritage Portal, Internet Archives, Digital Library of India and Sanskrit Literature sites).
- Direct samskrit quotations and references from vedic and vedantic literatures, and texts such as Shabdakalpadruma and Nirukta to reinforce the concepts.
- Collecting traditional view-points by personal interaction with learned scholars regarding principles of Sanatana dharma and socially contentious topics (Example : Yama-Yami samvada) in Samskrit forums.
- Topics under development include principles of general dharma to revive traditional moral perspectives (rights and duties, judiciary, finance and economy, women and children, education system) ancient practices such as Nityakarmas (Aupasana and Agnihotra), Yajnas (Vaisvedeva) and Samskaras to eventually serve as reference manuals (of conventional practices).
- Profound esoteric insights of ancient seers characteristic of the vedas and vedanta. Example: Vidya (Brahmavidya, Bhumavidya, Panchagnividya), Mahavakyas, Margas (Paths in life and for enlightenment) such as Pravritti and Nivritti, Shastras (Nyaya and Mimamsa).