The Idea of India: Bharat as a Civilisation | Prof. Subhash Kak's book launch 

I further feel that all you knowledgeable stalwarts should come together and convince the people concerned to bring these civilisational facts in our schools and colleges through NEP on priority.

great thoughts, what are your ideas about Sunday schools and temple classes? there is a lot which can be done even outside of school, as I cannot see the GOI doing much to change the curriculum, too much resistance from the Marxist educated scholars are every level

Enthralling conversation 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Very interesting to hear all that you said and Pujitaa for her various questions. My question was could I have this book on the audible app.

Thanks for the book, it's great and I have been recommending!

Ive just received my copy yesterday and am really lookin forward to dive in. Thank you sir and Pujita. 🙏

Secondly it's my opinion and wish that a book be written on why we follow some of the systems in our lives at different ages as ceremonies. These are very simple things we are following and continuing to do so from ancestral times without knowing the actual reasons or reasoning of all of them. The questions why do them remain a question in minds so much so we can't explain them to our next generations.

You are all very well read people, so I feel it's easy for you to do this.

I am totally sympathetic to what Subhash Kak is doing. However, it is too simplistic to say that Western religions view God anthropomorphically. There is a long tradition in the Jewish, Christian and Islamic traditions regarding the transcendence of God. On the other hand, it is important for non-Hindus to learn than Vedanta has the most refined ideas regarding Divinity.

Isn't it interesting to see how we start pronouncing our own words the way Europeans do, eg. 'yogaa' instead of YOGA योग 🤔🙄