MVIVVU aims to propagate Vedic knowledge by adopting modern digital method of education. Large number of innovative and unique Veda centered courses has been designed to restore the aims and objective of ancient Vedic universities. The syllabus and content of course material is updated time to time depending on the research -mining activities of the concerned e-Gurukuls or departments.

 

Veda means Gyanam ज्ञानम् (Absolute consciousness). In the Vedic and spiritual context Gyana means absolute consciousness. The Supreme one has been defined as “सत्यं ज्ञानम् अनन्तं ब्रह्म” i.e. the Supreme One is Being, Consciousness and Eternal. A Gyani ज्ञानी is one who is merged and steady in his experience of the Supreme Consciousness. He is वेदज्ञ (Vedagya –Knower of Veda). VEDAS ARE AGELESS, so no date can be assigned to Vedas. According to the belief of the orthodox Hindus, Veda is प्रत्यक्षशब्दब्रह्म (The Supreme Self manifest in the form of sound).

“Veda” and “Bharata” is one and the same. Both are incomprehensible, if any one is neglected. Genetically explaining, Veda is the ‘genotype’/DNA [Spiritual manifestation / Blueprint] of Bharata and Bharata is the ‘Phenotype’ [Physical Manifestation] of Veda.[Ref.-Prologue,Revied History of Microbiology (Vedic to modern)]

 

The Veda literally means “Absolute Consciousness” or “Knowledge” and Bharata means—‘Bha’भा means “light and Knowledge”, and ‘rata’ रत means “attached or devoted to”; i.e. reference to one who is illumined, i.e., who has attained cosmic consciousness, realization of the absolute. Bharata means devoted to light as against darkness. So Bharata is not the name of a mere geographical entity placed in some corner of the world and having its geographical, topographical, and other limitations. Bharata stand for every individual soul that has this idea of light, the dedication to the light, as against immersion in darkness. [Sri Sri Paramahansa Yogananda’s God talks with Arjuna- The Bhagavata Gita, p-xxxv & 133].

 

NATURE OF VEDA

Veda is an attempt to describe the Supreme Self (परमात्मा) or Supreme Being ( सत्, सत्यम्, ऋतम्, ऋतम्बृहत्, परमे वयोमन् etc) and shows the way to realize (प्रत्यक्षिकरण) Him as done by the Rishis. The Vedic Rishis says: “What has been seen is being told.” [RigVeda 5.44.6]; “By cosmic movement (यज्ञेन) Vak (Brahma वाग्वै ब्रह्म) found Her way, She entered the Rishis and (people) received Her in succession.” [RigVeda 10.71.3]

 

Veda exists in three forms:

1. Concrete (आधिभौतिक)

2. As a Deity (आधिदैविक) and

3. As Absolute Consciousness (आध्यात्मिक = ज्ञानम् ब्रह्म)

 

The real idea of Veda has been put in a secret and highly symbolical language. In the Rigveda it has been repeatedly said that real meaning of Veda has been concealed in Ninyam, Duryam, Apicyam, Guha-hitam language. All these words mean “secret and concealed”. These secrets can be revealed by those, who have become one with the Supreme Being and are well versed in Itihasa, Purana, Smriti, etc. along with Veda, in the right spirit. Above all Veda requires sadhana (spiritual practice) with tapas under the guidance of competent teachers. If the knowledge of cause is the knowledge of effect, Veda is certainly the beginning and end of all knowledge. एकेन विज्ञातेन सर्वं विज्ञातं भवति .

 

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