Hindu Traditions -1 Diversity | Shankar Bharadwaj Khandavalli with Anand Prasad | скачать в хорошем качестве

Hindu Traditions -1 Diversity | Shankar Bharadwaj Khandavalli with Anand Prasad |

Discover the fascinating diversity within Hindu philosophical traditions as scholar Shankar Bharadwaj Khandavalli explains the six Astika Darshanas (philosophical schools) that form the foundation of Indian thought. From Sankhya's scientific approach to Vedanta's consciousness studies, learn how these ancient systems created an ecosystem of knowledge that influenced everything from Ayurveda to temple architecture. In this deep dive conversation, explore how Yoga isn't just physical practice but a complete philosophical system, why Mimamsa focuses on perfecting action, and how these diverse schools debated and enriched each other for millennia. Understand the difference between Advaita and Dvaita Vedanta, the role of mathematical precision in Sankhya philosophy, and why Indian knowledge systems integrated multiple perspectives rather than demanding singular beliefs. Key topics covered: The six Astika philosophical schools (Darshanas) How Sankhya influenced Ayurveda and temple construction The ecosystem approach of Indian traditions Difference between Vedic and Puranic traditions Regional variations in Hindu practice The debate culture that refined philosophical arguments Integration of diverse spiritual paths Perfect for students of Indian philosophy, spiritual seekers, and anyone interested in understanding the sophisticated intellectual traditions that shaped one of the world's oldest continuous civilizations. Speaker: Shankar Bharadwaj Khandavalli - Scholar of Indian traditions and philosophy Host: Anand Prasad Subscribe for more conversations exploring Indian knowledge systems, philosophy, and cultural wisdom. A deep insight of various traditions of Sanatan Dharma are being discussed in this conversation between Shri Shankar Bharadwaj Khandavalli and Anand Prasad. Inspite of a variety of school of thoughts the core of Sanatan Dharma remained the same- seeking of knowledge and truth. The Dharmashastras universally accepted to run the social order, the Darshanas as the guiding principle of thought. About the Speakers: Shankara Bharadwaj Khandavalli is a Bangalore based software professional and a prolific writer on Indian knowledge systems, writing under the pen name ‘Skanda Veera’. He is the editor and one of the Directors for Hindupedia and a Member of Samvit Kendra for Integral Research. Anand Prasad is a corporate lawyer, based in Delhi, with more than 27 years of experience representing both domestic and international clients on a variety of legal and commercial issues within and outside India. Anand has a keen interest and spends considerable time studying ancient Indian history, including in a religo/spiritual context. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction: Exploring Hindu Philosophical Diversity 02:15 Current State: Faith vs Seeking in Modern Hinduism 04:05 The Astika-Nastika Classification System 08:17 Ecosystem of Traditions: How Schools Interact 10:22 The Kosha Model: Concentric Layers of Practice 14:30 Sankhya Philosophy: Mathematical Approach to Reality 19:24 Ayurveda's Scientific Methodology Beyond Trial and Error 23:17 Temple Architecture: Science Behind Sacred Art 27:49 The Six Darshanas: Unique Contributions to Knowledge 30:01 Yoga: More Than Physical Practice 34:10 Mimamsa: The Philosophy of Perfected Action 36:25 Vedanta: Advaita vs Dvaita Perspectives 41:17 The Debate Tradition: Intellectual Rigor and Integrity 45:32 Regional Variations: Shaivite vs Vaishnavite Traditions 47:26 Beyond Labels: The Harmonious Ecosystem Approach 51:41 Modern Misconceptions: Identity vs Traditional Practice Subscribe to our YouTube channels: YouTube English:    / sangamtalks   YouTube Hindi:    / sangamhindi   Follow Sangam Talks on social media : Telegram : https://t.me/sangamtalks Twitter:   / sangamtalks   Facebook:   / sangamtalks   Instagram:   / sangamtalks   Website: https://www.sangamtalks.org Donate: https://www.sangamtalks.org/donate #hinduphilosophy #indianknowledge #darshanas #vedanta #sankhya #yoga #ayurveda #spiritualscience #consciousness #indianwisdom #philosophy #spirituality #hinduism #ancientwisdom #meditation #selfreaization #indianculture #traditions #knowledge #wisdom