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Indic Ecology: Integrity in Philosophy, Science and Dharma - By Rajnish Kumar Mishra

About the Talk: In Session 1 of the Civil20 Life conference "Acharanam: Indic Wisdom for Sustainable Lifestyle," Dr. Mishra explores the "Shastric Foundation of Ecological Consciousness." He highlights the intricate linkages between Indian philosophy, spirituality, science, and literature, revealing the distinctive unity within the Indian knowledge tradition. Dr. Mishra places significant emphasis on the ethical dimension of the subject, underscoring the value reversal prevalent in the present era and the imperative to prioritize values over mere desires. He cautions against persistently attributing blame to the West, urging a reevaluation of Indic wisdom with an independent perspective. Dr. Mishra delves into the concept of Dharma as the unwritten constitution of the nation, stressing its pivotal role in sustainability and development. In conclusion, Dr. Mishra advocates for the practical application of Indian wisdom in our actions. Drawing from Patanjali Mahabhasya, he outlines four ways to apply knowledge: during learning, self-contemplation, sharing for others' benefit, and integration into daily life. He emphasizes the urgency of applying this wisdom to effectively address contemporary challenges in ecology and sustainability. Hashtags: #ShastricWisdom #Vedas #Upanishads #IndianPhilosophy #India #EnvironmentalConsciousness #ClimateAction #SustainableLifestyle #IndigenousKnowledge #Indicsolutions #EnvironmentalAwareness #Sustainability #Ecology #G20 #C20Summit #Civil20India2023 #IndicWisdom #IndicKnowledgeSystem #IKS #CIS #indictalks About the Speaker: Dr. Rajnish Kumar Mishra specialises in the theories of meaning and interpretation, both Indian and Western, in order to locate the interface domain of linguistics, literature, and philosophy. A member of the Shastra Group at the Centre of Linguistics and English, Jawaharlal Nehru University (CL & E, JNU) – which is producing English translations of select classical Sanskrit texts, he has presented research papers in various international seminars and published articles on Indian grammatical traditions, theories of meaning and philosophy of language for several volumes. He has recently been awarded the Japanese Okita Memorial fellowship by the ICCR for two years for his significant research that has bearing on Indo-Japanese cultural contacts and relations. Currently, he is involved in research on Kashmir Shaiva philosophy and literary theory at the Centre of Linguistics and English, School of Language, Literature and Culture Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Timestamp: 00:00:00 – Talk Commences 00:02:38 – Shiva is worshiped in 8 forms 00:03:35 – Speciality of Indian Knowledge Tradition 00:04:38 – Age of Value Reversal 00:05:21 – Shreya & Priya 00:08:05 – What is Dharma? 00:09:29 – What does the Bṛhadāraṇyaka Upanishad elucidate? 00:12:00 – Indian Vision: Ecology of thought 00:15:11 – Recommendation For related Indic Talks and Indic Courses, see Website - https://www.cisindus.org/ Facebook -   / cisindusuniversity   Twitter -   / cis_indus   Indic Talks : https://www.cisindus.org/videos/ Indic Courses : https://www.cisindus.org/courses/ Indic Varta : https://www.cisindus.org/indic-varta/