VISION
A Gurukulam is a matchless tradition in Indian culture, a place where Brahmacharies live, serve and study with a teacher for several years, till they themselves become accomplished in the Vedic traditions and teaching and are ready to go out into society. It is also a place where society is served with public classes, spiritual teaching and help with everyday living. It is also a place where society is served with public classes, residential teaching course for Brahmacharies, and short term courses, camps and retreats for students, teachers and diverese professinal.
On request, swamiji and Brahmacharies will conduct camps in defferent parts of the state. The Gurukulam will be a peaceful refuge, a second home, for those needing Spiritual regeneration and quitness aqay from the bustle of the modern worlds.
The ancient oral system of Gurukulam has been handed down through the ages by teachers to their students. Vedanta Vijnana gurukulam follows the Arsha parampara established by Adi Sankarcharaya and Followed by the great spiritual teachers like Swami Vivekananda, Swami Sivananda, Swami Chinmayaananda and Purya Sri Dayananda.
Objectives Of The Gurukulam
To preserve the tradition of the Vedas, the Shastras (Vijnana) and Yoga in their original form.
To perpetuate the Gurukula tradition in the modern world.
To cultivate a social-outlook and spiritual insight in the youth.
To prove that the Rishi parampara is still relevant in this modern age.
To teach the Shastras through the right medium i.e. Sanskrit and to propagate Sanskrit conversation.
The Principles Behind The Gurukulam
The “Shashtra Parampara” (Tradition of Shastra) of Bharatavarsha is held in high esteem all over the world. We believe that this Parampara can flourish only through the Gurukula tradition. Moreover, with the growing influence of Western consumerism in this land of Bharatha, utilitarianism has mushroomed and the young and energetic men and women, solely dedicated to preserving our tradition as their life’s mission, have become rare. In this context, we consider it necessary that the youth take up the responsibility of such a mission in the modern age.
Furthermore, we firmly believe that Vedic and Vedantic scholars must also cultivate a scientific temperament as well as become conscious of their social responsibilities. Scholarliness must shine in good nature. Kshatrabala (Dynamic power) must be well grounded on the Brahmabala (Spiritual might).
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