— Atul Sathe For most people in urban and semi-urban areas, the maximum part of the day is spent in the built-up environment, be it in an office, shop or home. Naturally, the quality of this manmade environment plays a vital role in the physical and mental wellbeing of people. Along with aesthetic beauty, any building should first satisfy the utility factor for its occupants, both at the levels of matter and energy. This is what the ancient Vaastu Shastra of Indic origin aims for. The recently organized workshop on ‘Vaastu Shastra for Design’ beautifully delved into the holistic Indian…
Overview Course name: Yoga Instructor Training (YIT) course (international certification) Venue: MIT SVS, MIT ADT University campus, Loni Kalbhor, Pune Designer & Instructor: Yogavahini Duration: One year Schedule: Three face-to-face sessions Fee: Rs 30,000 (payable in three installments @ Rs. 15k+10k+5k) Eligibility: Basic fitness Important dates: Last date for registration: February 4, 2020; Course dates: March 4-8, 2020 (five days), first half of June 2020 (10 days), December 2020 (five days) Enroll: Pay fee online Introduction In an era of rising healthcare costs and various physical and mental ailments troubling people of all age groups, a holistic system that not…
Overview Delivery mode: 4-day tutorial Designer & Instructor: Smt. Sashikala Ananth, architect and Vaastu expert, trained in human behavioral science, who has studied under the guidance of Shri. Ganapati Sthapati – one of the leading experts of Vaastu Medium of…
Course overview Delivery mode: 2-day workshop Designer & Instructor: YogaVaahini Foundation and Ritambhara under the banner of INDICA Yoga Medium of instruction: English Dates: July 27-28, 2019 Background The most popular motivation for Yoga these days is health and wellbeing. Given…
Being conducted on: 29-30 June 2019 (Sat-Sun) Being conducted at: Kavikulaguru Kalidasa Sanskrit University, Ramtek, Nagpur, Maharashtra MIT SVS Course ID: VSF102 – Tantrayukti – Indic Method of Thesis Construction Course Designer and Instructor: Dr. Jayaraman Mahadevan, Director, Krishnamachari Yoga Mandiram, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Bharatam Workshop Organisers: Kavikulaguru Kalidasa Sanskrit University, Ramtek, Nagpur, Maharashtra School of Vedic Sciences, MIT ADT University, Loni Kalbhor, Pune, Maharashtra Indic Academy Inter-Gurukula-University Centre for Indic Knowledge Studies (IGUC-IKS), Hyderabad, Telangana Course Syllabus: See below Last Date to Enroll: 22nd June 2019 Introduction Ancient India’s scientific / shaastric tradition is so insistent on coherent and…
बोधन-कुतूहलम् An Online Contest for Teaching Saṁskṛta Subjects in Saṁskṛta medium Saṁskṛta teaching-learning, as a medium of knowledge, has been one of the most underrated and underutilized spheres of higher education in our times. To encourage young scholars to turn their minds and efforts to this end, MIT School of Vedic Sciences announces a Contest for teaching śāstras in Saṁskṛta (at college level). We urge the scholars to focus on how to make the content and method of teaching śāstras more interesting and relevant to learners in colleges coming from modern education backgrounds by approaching the śāstras…
Ancient India had a rich scientific tradition based on the tenets of evidence-based reasoning, strong emphasis on systematic thinking and real-world practice. Some of its insights are being discovered to be highly relevant and valuable even today – in mathematics, linguistics, logic, aesthetics, psychology, management and wellness sciences to name a few. India’s analogue of modern science is the shaastra, which has a rigorous definition based on the concept of Yukti or rationality and rules to model real-world phenomena. All Indian shaastras employ a common methodology of structured inquiry and discourse derived from its three native fundamental knowledge sciences –…
A 2-day workshop on computer assisted analysis of human expressions was organized by the University Department of Computer Science and Mumbai University on 30th and 31st March 2019. Dr. Sai Ramakrishna Susarla, Dean, MIT School of Vedic Sciences, was invited to deliver a session on Concept Mapping of Shaastra Texts on 30th March. Taking cue from the previous session where discussions regarding OCR technology pertaining to hand written texts took place, Dr. Susarla started his session by presenting how deep learning may be used in OCR reading to derive higher precision. He then spoke about Concept Mapping of Shaastra Texts,…
The PG Diploma in Applied Vedic Psychology of MIT SVS has been covered in the Edge supplement of The Hindu (Chennai, Bengaluru and other southern editions)
