वेदान्तकारिकावली - विशिष्टाद्वैतवेदान्तस्य प्राथमिकज्ञानार्थम्
Vedantakarikavali - A primer to Vishishtadvaita
Vedanta Karikavali is a primer on Vishishtadvaita Vedanta composed by Bucci Venkatacharya. The book elucidates the principles of Vishishtadvaita Vedanta through karikas, a metrical form of literature. It contains 10 chapters that elaborate the pramana and prameya of this system of Vedanta. In this course, Vedanta Karikavali will be taught in English.
About the Course
What will you gain from this course? (Key Benefits / Learning Outcomes)
- Understand the basic principles of Vishishtadvaita Vedanta.
- Compare and contrast the same with other systems from an academic perspective so as to understand and appreciate the depth of thinking of our ancestors in general.
- Place the learners on a higher pedestal so that they become capable of higher studies in Vishishtadvaita philosophy.
What are the materials/support you get?
- 43 pre-recorded videos and audios which you can access anytime, from any device.
- Presentations used for the classes in PDF format.
- Doubt clarifications through Email.
What are the pre-requisites to get the best out of this course? (Eligibility)
- The ability to understand spoken English is mandatory.
- Some background knowledge of Sanskrit and shastras like Nyayashastra would be helpful to better appreciate the terms and ideas.
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Vedanta Karikavali is a primer on Vishishtadvaita Vedanta composed by Bucci Venkatacarya. The book, as the name suggests, elucidates the principles of Vishishṭadvaita Vedanta through karikas, a metrical form of literature. It contains 10 chapters that elaborate the pramana and prameya of this system of Vedanta.
The text Vedantakarikavali is studied in this course. The text has been published by the Adyar Library, edited by Pandit V.Krishnamacharya with his own commentary in simple Sanskrit, as well as an English translation. In this course, the karikas will be explained along with the Sanskrit commentary.
The text contains ten chapters, as follows –
1. Pratyaksha (Perception)
2. Anumana (Inference)
3. Shabda (Verbal Testimony)
4. Prakriti (The Primary Matter)
5. Kala (Time)
6. Nityavibhuti (The eternal world)
7. Dharmabhutajnana (The attributive knowledge)
8. Jiva (Individual Soul)
9. Ishvara (Supreme Soul)
10. Adravya (Non-substance)
2. Anumana (Inference)
3. Shabda (Verbal Testimony)
4. Prakriti (The Primary Matter)
5. Kala (Time)
6. Nityavibhuti (The eternal world)
7. Dharmabhutajnana (The attributive knowledge)
8. Jiva (Individual Soul)
9. Ishvara (Supreme Soul)
10. Adravya (Non-substance)
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This is the only course that went over the bhashya word by word. Also, Dr. Sreeram Jaganathan gave us the contextual background knowledge for us to fully appreciate the content. In all my Sanskrit learning, this course closest to true learning of the Sanskrit Texts as it all the needed factors. The text with bhashya, a proficient Acharya, and the students interested in knowing the essence of shastraic thought. The terms Brahman, Ishvara, pramANam, real versus unreal, Apta, or the shabda, as means of knowledge are in frequent use. Only through this course, one can learn the evolution of thought in the context of these terms.
- Manju
Dr. Sriram took us on a wonderful journey of Vishishtadvaita philosophy.
- Jayanthi Venkat Chari
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