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Arsha Vijnana GurukulamDr Shrikant Jichkar Memorial Arsha Vijnana Gurukulam
Institute for Traditional Teaching of Advaita Vedanta and Sanskrit, founded by Pujya Swami Dayananda Saraswati in 2001 in Nagpur, IN.
Arsha Vidya
Six-month Course – Last Call!
Last call for applications - waiting list. List of students will be released on 15th of October. Namaste
Two-month Course – Last Call!
Last call for applications. List of students will be released on 1st of July. Namaste
Call for Applications
On the occasion of Guru Preyarchi / Tamil New Year, the President of Arsha Vijnana Gurukulam, Smt Rajashree Jichkar and the chief Acharya, Swamini Brahmaprakasananda are happy to announce a two-month online course starting on July 13, 2022 and followed by a three-month residential course starting on October 5, 2022 in Advaita Vedanta & Sanskrit. The medium of instruction of the courses will be in the English language. We invite applications from those who already have previous exposure to Advaita Vedanta and Sanskrit.
“Arsha Vidya, the vision of the Rishis, is a beautiful vision. It cannot be bettered by anybody because the Rishis have the last word about you. Others can say ‘you are a part of the total’, ‘you are little’, ‘you are mortal’, etc. But the Rishis say that ‘you are the whole’ and nobody can say more than that. Who is going to improve upon it? Who can say more than that? They have the last word about you, and they say that ‘you are the last word in the creation!’ And so, this vision. Arsha Vidya can never be bettered. It is also not available for any kind of an opinion, and so it cannot be falsified. The whole is not subject to time etc., and hence it does not come under any kind of contention. And that is why it can be handed down by a teacher to a student in its entirety.”
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