Indian Knowledge Systems: An Overview by Prof. Gauri Mahulikar (OLA 01)

[@alappuzha9]

I am blessed to meet professor and have a few discussion during MGML classes. Indeed a teacher with profound insight to indic knowledge. Hari Om

[@ramgosu]

Prof.Gouri Mahulikar proves herself as the walking encyclopedia of Samskruta literature. It is a wonderful presentation of the overall view of the subject. I would love to attend her workshops. I am a 70 yr old engineer with keen interest in the ancient knowledge our great Rishis have documented. Please let me know if I can join the lectures as an outsider.

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

Hari Om Ramgopal Ji, Kindly Register to join the webinar session NOW! Visit: bit.ly/IKS-OLA Please feel free to encourage others to register for the talks.

[@saravindr]

You get goosebumps just thinking of the ocean of literature in front of us! Thank you so much for sharing these talks

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

Wow, thank you!

[@shobhanalaghate]

It's really thoughtful lecture.. Feast for me.

[@manjusomani]

Thank you so much for doing this. It’s such a great learning for someone like me who remained unaware to this vast knowledge as it seemed too hard to know but you have explained it so well. Thank you and gratitude Dr.Gauri Mahulikar🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

Very glad it was helpful! First step is awareness that there is so much to learn, We all are in this boat together. Please share these videos with your friends and family too.

[@pushpamuljiratna9589]

thank you gauriji. I feel blessed listening you. I will now follow you for more knowledge .

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

Always welcome!

[@avishri1470]

ma'am, please give the epigraphic and archaeological evidences of Sindhu -saraswati civilization and Vedic civilization

[@sandhyapremchand7161]

Awesome lectures mam.. Please do lectures on other topic like shaivadarsana Ramanujadarshana Kuvalayananda Sidhanta kaumudi Natyashastra Kadambari Abhijnana shakuntalam Kiratarjuneeyam Purnaprajnadarshanam tarkashastra🙏🙏🙏

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

Thank you, Ms.Sandhyaji for your suggestions.We will share the same to Prof. Gauri Mahulikar. She has covered many topics in the stream of Indian Knowledge systems in later sessions, which may be watched in the OLA playlist Link : kzbin.info/aero/PLbQHD8oHpmE15FcG2rPWejiQnGL0TC_m2 If you would like to attend it live Register to join the webinar session NOW! Visit: bit.ly/IKS-OLA Please feel free to encourage others to register for the talks.

[@sanjeevchao1]

Thank you for this wonderful and great lecture.

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

You're very welcome!

[@hemantbelsare1448]

Thank you very much Madam. Very eloquent way. Rich knowledge given in such a short time. A feast to the mind. 🙏🙏

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

You're most welcome!

[@artlightofkavitharavinda9249]

Namaste! Thanks a lot for sharing good information!

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

Please do share with friends and family!

[@jayeshladani877]

Indeed a great series and knowledge.

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

Hope you are following the entire series of OLA talks.

[@sumedhakochhar8720]

What a great insight into the Indian knowledge system ,so systematic and so beautifully explained Would love to attend more of your classes My deepest GRATITUDE 🙏

[@prabhalajhansi1277]

Wonderful... Blessed 🙏will continue learning

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

Wonderful!

[@dhairya13]

This is very valuable. Thank you 🙏

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

Glad you think so!

[@ravindrasarwate4941]

Thanks madam for such a knowledgeable lectures.

[@maheswaramukkamala1147]

We ignored such wealth of knowledge probably because of the invasion by Islamic rulers followed by British. After independence also our leaders focused on wrong aspects of the history neglecting our cultural heritage in the name of socialism and secularism. I am delighted to hear you and only an enlightened soul could study such scriptures and pass on the wealth of information to the next generations. May Adi Sankara bless you a healthy and long life to continue your passionate work of disseminating our Sastras. I am indeed grateful to you. आ नो भद्राः क्रतवो यन्तु विश्वतः.

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

Hari OM Maheswara ji ! It is our collective responsibility to take this knowledge forward.

[@swetavarma2000]

Come let's unite to revive it again

[@alkeshtak2518]

Thank you for the wonderful lecture

[@srabanikar1408]

Wonderful , thank you so much।

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

Welcome 😊

[@ddongre46]

Heartening to hear about our herirage from Able Person like Dr Gauri Mahulikar. How come आगम ः शैव , वैष्णव , शाक्त literature was not even mentioned? Kindly Do Speak on Agam literature , Tantra literature which have Ruled over a great majority of ordinary hindu population's everyday life.

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

Literature you have mentioned are an unquestionable part of our country's culture. Due to their enormity and depth, it will have to be taken up separately after finishing with the 14 vidyasthanas. There is unfortunately not enough time for us learn everything our culture has to offer.

[@panbumurugan3308]

@@ChinmayaUniversity🙏

[@historyeagleNalini]

Very nice information video

[@msatwa]

Thank you..

[@swetavarma2000]

Very nice would love to learnmore

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

Glad that you liked it. We have covered many topics in the stream of Indian Knowledge systems in later sessions, which may be watched in the OLA playlist Link : kzbin.info/aero/PLbQHD8oHpmE15FcG2rPWejiQnGL0TC_m2 If you would like to attend it live Register to join the webinar session NOW! Visit: bit.ly/IKS-OLA Please feel free to encourage others to register for the talk

[@dr.sangitapatelgujaratuniv9403]

Very informative and interesting session…. Thank you Respected Madam

[@DezyJaviya]

Great 👍

[@chetansakariya3798]

Nice information ❤

[@lakshmivaidyalingam1749]

Can you please share link for the third lecture in this series? OLA - 3.

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

Hari Om! We will share soon on our channel.

[@vishakhamodi5473]

Very useful…

[@ganeshshukla1284]

Thankyou so much mata ji 🙏🙏🙏 😊

[@vikesh1992]

Thank you madam

[@kiruthikasubramanian1563]

Could you explain by tamil mam. It will be very helpful to understand heartly

[@yogavedas2160]

Dear Gauri ji, why Ramayana and Mahabharata are always coming after Upanishads? Are they not more ancient ? Thank you 🙏🏻

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

Hari Om! Upanisads form a part of Vedic literature, which is known as Shruti, that which is heard. Ramayana & Mahabharata form a part of Itihasa and are known as Smriti, therefore, they come after the Upanisads

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

She has covered many topics in the stream of Indian Knowledge systems in later sessions, which may be watched in the OLA playlist Link : kzbin.info/aero/PLbQHD8oHpmE15FcG2rPWejiQnGL0TC_m2 If you would like to attend it live Register to join the webinar session NOW! Visit: bit.ly/IKS-OLA Please feel free to encourage others to register for the talks.

[@aksharapant5696]

Is this is for bcom 1year ???

[@nikhilchandrancvv.]

Its the course in the second year.. It's not first year

[@statusdeveloperss1234]

mam i love u mam .we are really blessed by your words .may god give 10000 years of life and we will die and agaan take birth to listen your words

[@satyanarain5148]

Please identify ancient sanskrit texts which are chronologically placed between Valmiki Ramyana and Mahabharata, regards.

[@aniljoshi2641]

Nice

[@prahladd]

It's almost an hour long talk which could not even cover whole gamut of Sanskrit literature. A lot is still out there. Such a vast ocean of knolwedge available in Sanskrit but we are hardly paying any attention to bring this to the vast population.

[@ChinmayaUniversity]

@Prahlad, the same reason is what inspires us to reach out to more people with whatever we can offer. Let us come together for this noble cause.

[@ruchirendrasinhjhala9162]

Why in Iks we should call our Sastra Mythology