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    Need of the Hour/Spiritual Resource Development
    Need of the Hour/Spiritual Resource Development
    Need of the Hour/Spiritual Resource Development
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    Need of the Hour/Spiritual Resource Development

    By Acharya Dr S Ramakrishna Sharma

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    Spiritual Resource Development (SRD) is the need of the hour. It needs to be discerned. This book provides the proper approach to enabling discernment, after introducing Sanskrit (Samskrutam) as a research tool of the Rishis of Bharat. Yoga

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBlue Rose Publishers
    Release dateApr 17, 2024
    ISBN9789362615251
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      Need of the Hour/Spiritual Resource Development - Acharya Dr S Ramakrishna Sharma

      Chapter One

      The Proper Approach

      "Need of the Hour – The Proper Approach" delves into the contemporary challenges faced by humanity and emphasizes the importance of aligning with timeless spiritual wisdom to address these issues. It advocates becoming true yogis, drawing on the rich resources of Indian Knowledge Systems. The author highlights the need to incorporate practical models from these spiritual traditions into educational curricula, fostering experiential learning. The text underlines the significance of nurturing the younger generation to become Acharyas, capable of imparting knowledge and preserving Bharat’s heritage. With insights from ancient scriptures, the book urges a departure from mere policy-making, proposing a holistic Rishikulam model for experiential education. It confronts the prevailing societal dilemmas and calls for a return to truth and righteousness as essential components for a harmonious and prosperous

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