Vedic Mind Training
What is Vedic Education?
India has been a centre of learning since the dawn of civilization. The study of the Vedas in the education system of ancient India led to the emergence of Vedic Education. It was an extremely superior form of academic pursuit where the ultimate goal was self-realisation and character-building. It was believed that the training of the body, mind and the spirit was the way to holistic development of the pupil. Its curriculum was a rich amalgamation of the study of space, arithmetic, logic, metallurgy, the vast systems of education and architecture and much else. Vedic education infused a sense of responsibility and values of humility, truthfulness, discipline and self-reliance in students thereby preparing them for a better society.
What is Vedic Education?
India has been a centre of learning since the dawn of civilization. The study of the Vedas in the education system of ancient India led to the emergence of Vedic Education. It was an extremely superior form of academic pursuit where the ultimate goal was self-realisation and character-building. It was believed that the training of the body, mind and the spirit was the way to holistic development of the pupil. Its curriculum was a rich amalgamation of the study of space, arithmetic, logic, metallurgy, the vast systems of education and architecture and much else. Vedic education infused a sense of responsibility and values of humility, truthfulness, discipline and self-reliance in students thereby preparing them for a better society.
What is Vedic Education?
India has been a centre of learning since the dawn of civilization. The study of the Vedas in the education system of ancient India led to the emergence of Vedic Education. It was an extremely superior form of academic pursuit where the ultimate goal was self-realisation and character-building. It was believed that the training of the body, mind and the spirit was the way to holistic development of the pupil. Its curriculum was a rich amalgamation of the study of space, arithmetic, logic, metallurgy, the vast systems of education and architecture and much else. Vedic education infused a sense of responsibility and values of humility, truthfulness, discipline and self-reliance in students thereby preparing them for a better society.
Vedic Yagyas
Yagyas were a part of the daily routine of people in ancient India, having numerous benefits.
Yagyas were a part of the daily routine of people in ancient India, having numerous benefits.
Yagyas were a part of the daily routine of people in ancient India, having numerous benefits.
Yagyas were a part of the daily routine of people in ancient India, having numerous benefits.
What do we teach the students as part of the Vedic Mind Training?
Yoga and Meditation
Both were an integral part of Vedic education.
Have several benefits in ensuring physical, mental and emotional health
Regular practice of yoga from a young age makes a person intuitive and innovative
Regular practice of yoga and meditation leads to a happy, healthy and disciplined life
Ayurveda Wisdom
Ayurveda system of life has been practiced in India for thousands of years.
It is one of the oldest sciences and systems of medicine available to mankind. It is not just a medicine. Medicine is a part of Ayurveda.
Ayurveda Wisdom is one of the first steps towards understanding the Self
Character Building
All Upanishads are the essence of the Vedas and the Bhagwad Geeta is the Essence of all Upanishads.Â
The Bhagvad Geeta is one of the tools through which the values of the Vedas can be easily understood and taught
Builds character by its moral values and makes one dynamic, proactive and forthcoming in action yet calm and relaxed by mind
Yog Sutras
Yoga Sutras are all about the psychology and in in-depth  ancient science about how the mind works.
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When we understand the mind and its different permutations, we can deal with it in a better way.
They are profound in their wisdom and hold the knowledge of how the human mind functions.
Their understanding lays the foundation for preparing disciplined and healthy students imbued with a strong personality.
VEDIC MATHEMATICS
This system of Mathematics was discovered by Indian mathematician, Jagadguru Shri Bharathi Krishna Tirthaji in the period between A.D. 1911 and 1918 who published his findings in a Vedic Mathematics Book. *This is a collection of Techniques/Sutras to solve mathematical/arithmetic problems in an easier and faster way. It consists of 16 Sutras (Formulae) and 13 sub-sutras (Sub Formulae) which can be used for problems involved in arithmetic, algebra, geometry, calculus, conics, etc. *It provides one of the fastest mental maths techniques. *Students having the knowledge of Vedic Math can solve CBSE Math on finger tips.Â