Sphotavaada

Nature is impartial and merciless. It constantly challenges us to improve ourselves and the world around us for others too. But what will happen if a generation stops fighting back and becomes weak? Will society still have the right to complain? Or will the strong replace them? Is fighting back the only way to freedom? Let me know in the comments the first thing that you want the government to start focusing on. 👇⬇️

Dear Indians and Hindus, let's start addressing a spade as a spade first. We are more than a billion of us, and we are NOT ALONE!! We need to unite as 'one voice'. The spiritual war is upon us again, where our identity and existence will be under threat and will remain like that unless we start taking action. Let's reunite this Independence Day and collectively offer our prayers for our lost souls. Jai Hind.🙏

"Without language, the transfer of knowledge would be impossible." 🔔 Stay tuned for the next video, where the concept of 'Sphota' will be introduced and explained. #Sphotavaada #Language #Philosophy #Communication #Knowledge #AncientWisdom #ModernThought #Linguistics

Unravel the essential role of knowledge in shaping our world, and stay tuned for the next video on the importance of language.🔔⏭ #Sphotavaada #Knowledge #Philosophy #Information #Education #History #Science #Technology #Learning #AncientWisdom #ModernInnovation

Let's start with, "What is reality?" Only after that can we establish the rest. Please follow for more. More content is coming very soon. Follow for more updates. #Sphotavaada #Reality #Philosophy #Knowledge #Language #Plato #Science #UnderstandingReality #AncientWisdom #ModernScience #Vedanta

Arthur Schopenhauer (1819) begins his magnum opus, "The World as Will and Representation," with the profound claim that he aims to convey a 'single thought' throughout his book and sets forth some essential demands for thoroughly understanding his work. Schopenhauer acknowledges that the person best prepared to grasp his ideas is one who possesses a deep knowledge of the Upanishads. He explicitly states that his insights are derived entirely from the Upanishads, making it clear that his work should not be seen as an original creation but as a transmission of ancient wisdom. The Renaissance of the 15th century in Europe marked the revival of classical Greek and Roman art, lasting approximately 30 years. While Europe was still emerging from the Middle Ages, India was under Mughal rule, which later transitioned to British colonial rule in 1858. India gained independence in 1947 and has become one of the world's superpowers in just 78 years—a testament to the unity and resilience of a billion people working together as 'One'. Despite this remarkable progress, there is a growing concern about the increasing hatred and racism towards Indians globally. This is particularly troubling given that Indians, especially Hindus, are known for their non-violent, respectful, and secular ethos. Hinduism, a religion that has always advocated for respect and love, is being misrepresented and vilified, and there seems to be a lack of a unified voice against this prejudice. This project aims to be that missing unified voice that contemporary India needs. The pursuit of truth, as exemplified by the ancient Indian seers, is the path to redemption or 'moksha.' The Vedanta philosophy, which intrigued and comforted great minds like Schopenhauer, Kant, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Sigmund Freud, Friedrich Nietzsche, Joseph Campbell, and J.D. Salinger, holds the key to addressing this challenge. These thinkers recognized the profound value of Sanskrit literature, and I believe that the Western media's misrepresentation of this 'Indestructible Indian Spirit' needs to be countered. In our current era of increasing global unrest, Schopenhauer's belief in the potential of Sanskrit literature to influence the world more deeply than Greek literature did during the Renaissance becomes ever more relevant. This project will focus on researching and publishing works on Indic literature, with a particular emphasis on Vedanta philosophy, the cornerstone of all Indian philosophical and religious thought. While the West has eagerly translated and disseminated these texts, it has often failed to grasp their true knowledge—a knowledge that is particularly valuable today. By applying the agenda-setting theory, I will identify and address the deeply rooted issues within Indian society. Using the ancient wisdom of Vedanta, I aim to inspire a billion people to realize their true nature, fulfilling the vision that Schopenhauer, 'the great pessimist', so eloquently but incompletely articulated.