The book Indian Knowledge Systems: Ancient Wisdom for the Modern World is a humble effort to explore the deep wisdom of India’s ancient traditions, covering philosophy, science, art, and spirituality. It explains key ideas such as the five elements (Panchamahabhuta), the soul (Atman), ultimate reality (Brahman), duty (Dharma), action (Karma), liberation (Moksha), and the cycle of life (Samsara). It highlights Yoga for overall well-being, Ayurveda and Vastu Shastra for health and harmony, and Shakti as the feminine energy that brings balance. The power of mantras and their effect on the mind is also discussed. The book promotes a holistic way of learning (Sarvangeen Drishti) and compares the Gurukul system with modern education while recognizing the role of women in traditional knowledge.

The book Indian Knowledge Systems: Ancient Wisdom for the Modern World is a humble effort to explore the deep wisdom of India’s ancient traditions, covering philosophy, science, art, and spirituality. It explains key ideas such as the five elements (Panchamahabhuta), the soul (Atman), ultimate reality (Brahman), duty (Dharma), action (Karma), liberation (Moksha), and the cycle of life (Samsara). It highlights Yoga for overall well-being, Ayurveda and Vastu Shastra for health and harmony, and Shakti as the feminine energy that brings balance. The power of mantras and their effect on the mind is also discussed. The book promotes a holistic way of learning (Sarvangeen Drishti) and compares the Gurukul system with modern education while recognizing the role of women in traditional knowledge.

The book Indian Knowledge Systems: Ancient Wisdom for the Modern World is a humble effort to explore the deep wisdom of India’s ancient traditions, covering philosophy, science, art, and spirituality. It explains key ideas such as the five elements (Panchamahabhuta), the soul (Atman), ultimate reality (Brahman), duty (Dharma), action (Karma), liberation (Moksha), and the cycle of life (Samsara). It highlights Yoga for overall well-being, Ayurveda and Vastu Shastra for health and harmony, and Shakti as the feminine energy that brings balance. The power of mantras and their effect on the mind is also discussed. The book promotes a holistic way of learning (Sarvangeen Drishti) and compares the Gurukul system with modern education while recognizing the role of women in traditional knowledge.