Course Duration
1 Hour Approx.
1 Hour Approx.
Videos
1 Hour/ Session
1 Hour/ Session
No. Of Sessions
1
1
Sessions per week
At your own pace
At your own pace
Language
English
Eligibility
Anyone
Anyone
Schedule of Classes
Starts on
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Always Open
At your own pace
About the Teacher
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ISKCON Bhagavata Mahavidyalaya
About the Teacher
ISKCON Bhagavat Mahavidyalaya aims to provide a facility for its members to study, practice, and disseminate the teachings of Srimad Bhagavatam, along with the writings of the Gaudiya Vaisnava acaryas and the branches of Vedic philosophy, culture, music and science in the context of Srila Prabhupada’s teachings. ISKCON Bhagavata Mahavidyalaya is located in Sri Govardhan dhama to systematically propagate the teachings of Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam and Caitanya-caritāmṛta to the society at large.
To accomplish the above mission, ISKCON Bhagavata Mahavidyalaya will facilitate philosophical training for adult residential and non-residential students through the traditional Vedic educational methods. ISKCON Bhagavat Mahavidyalaya has been inspired by the service and efforts of His Grace Gopiparanadhana Prabhu and His Holiness Gaur Krishna Gosvami Maharaja. Their dedication toward the study and the dissemination of the teachings of Srimad Bhagavatam is the torchlight guiding us forward to serve this mission.
Course Overview
Course Title:
Is it possible to see the form of God? (Isopanisad Mantra 16)
Course Description:
This course explores the profound question of whether it is possible to perceive the form of God through the lens of Isopanisad Mantra 16. Students will delve into Vedic scriptures and philosophical insights to understand the nature of divine form and its accessibility to human perception. The course aims to provide a deep spiritual and intellectual engagement with the concept of God's form as presented in the sacred text.
Course Material:
- Isopanisad with English translations and commentaries
- Lectures
- Structured questions and reflective prompts based on Isopanisad Mantra 16
Target Audience:
This course is designed for individuals interested in deepening their understanding of Vedic philosophy, students of religious studies, and those seeking to explore spiritual concepts related to the divine form. No prior knowledge of Vedic texts is required, but a willingness to engage with philosophical and theological ideas is encouraged.
Course Requirement:
- Basic understanding of Vedic literature and philosophy is helpful but not required.
- Commitment to reading assigned texts and participating in self-reflection exercises.
- Access to the primary text of Isopanisad and supplementary resources.
Important Guidelines for Students:
- Dedicate regular study time to engage with course materials.
- Approach the readings and reflective exercises with an open and inquisitive mind.
- Actively engage with supplementary materials to enhance understanding.
What Will Students Gain from This Course?
Students will gain a deeper understanding of the nature of divine form as discussed in Isopanisad Mantra 16. They will develop critical thinking skills related to Vedic philosophy and gain insights into the mystical and theological aspects of perceiving the divine. The course will also enhance their ability to interpret and reflect on ancient texts and their relevance to contemporary spiritual questions.
Why Should One Attend This Course?
Attending this course will provide valuable insights into one of the central questions of Vedic philosophy. It offers a unique opportunity to engage with ancient wisdom and explore profound spiritual concepts in a structured manner. For those interested in understanding the divine and its manifestations, this course offers a comprehensive and thought-provoking experience.
What Problems of Students Are We Solving Through the Curriculum?
The curriculum addresses the challenge of understanding abstract spiritual concepts by providing clear explanations and structured reflections. It helps students navigate the complexities of Vedic texts and provides a framework for exploring deep philosophical questions about the divine. By engaging with the material, students will find clarity and deeper comprehension of the nature of God's form.