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Sanskāra Deeksha Shivir ‘19

Jun 18th-25th, 2019

In the residential camps, children learn to do the basic rituals like sandhyopasanam, samidaadhaanam, yogabhyaasa, basic introduction to true indian history and also practice the lifestyle of a brahmachari in a gurukula.

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Sanskāra Deeksha Shivir ‘18

Jun 3rd-10th, 2018

In the residential camps, children learn to do the basic rituals like sandhyopasanam, samidaadhaanam, yogabhyaasa, basic introduction to true indian history and also practice the lifestyle of a brahmachari in a gurukula.

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Mitravinda shrauta ishti '18

March 6, 2018

May Agni, Soma, Varuna, Mitra, Indra, Brhaspati, Savita, Pusha, Sarasvati and Tvashta help us obtain Anna, Rajya, Kshatra, Bala, Brahmavarchasa, Rashtra and most of all, Mitra. The shrauta rites and rituals form the very backbone of the vaidika tradition, these are called as the hands of the veda purusha. But it is a tragic situation today that no one even knows the names of these practices let alone actually perform these. Vaidika Bharata aims to restore these rituals to the places where it was originated, in the heartlands of the area flooded by sarasvati-ganga-yamuna.

Samaveda parāyanam '18

November 19-23, 2018

वेदानां सामवेदोऽस्मि देवानामस्मि वासवः ।

इन्द्रियाणां मनश्चास्मि भूतानामस्मि चेतना ॥१०।२२ गीता॥

amongst the veda-s, I am the sama veda, thus spoke shri kRshna.

A sama veda parayanam of the kauthumiya shakha, madra paddhati, was organised from phalguna krshna 4-6, 2073 in Noida, UP by scholars invited from Tirupati and Chennai.

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Rgveda shankhayana parayanam '18

June 23-28, 2018

To commemorate shri abhijit’s completion of studying the Shankhayana samhita, we organised a Shankhayana Rgveda parayanam from Jyeshtha shukla 11 - jyeshtha krshna 2, 2075 i.e. 23 rd June – 30 th June 2018. The event was very much appreciated and was a watershed moment in the history and revival of vaidika traditions in uttara bharata. It was also very well covered by media.

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Sanskara Deeksha Shivir ‘17

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Agnihotra Mitravinda Mahayajna ‘17

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Chaturmasyani ‘17

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Samaprayanam ‘17

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“Three young men are trying to revive 550years old manuscripts”

Rajasthan patrika  |  23 june 2018

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A scene from Bhardwaj’s manuscript digitisation process.

A scene from Bhardwaj’s manuscript digitisation process.

The keeper of the scrolls | Grin.news

Mohit Bhardwaj, a former information technology professional, has taken up the back-breaking task of scanning and digitizing thousands upon thousands of some of India’s most ancient manuscripts.

Story from The Organizer | July 22, 2018

Story from The Organizer | July 22, 2018

revival of an extinct tradition

The story of the revival of RigVed’s Śaṅkhāyana Shakha, an ancient tradition that was believed to be extinct, is the story of honest and untiring efforts. When four years ago three young men discovered that it still survives in a small town in Rajasthan, with only two people alive who know it, they made the revival as their life mission.

Story from Rajasthan Patrika | 23 June 2018

Story from Rajasthan Patrika | 23 June 2018

550 year old manuscripts will be revived

The Shankhāyana Shākha of the RgVed is about to go extinct. Only 2 elderly achāryas are knowledgeable about it, and the younger generation is almost unaware of its existence. When the young men of Vaidika Bhārat found out about it, not only did they try to revive it, but have also started the digitization process of rare manuscripts that would allow the survival of this shākha.

 

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