Background

There exists a large number of websites documenting a very large body of Vedic Scriptures, as well as translations in many languages, various interpretations, arguments and counter-arguments, and so on.

However, a careful scrutiny of the majority of the above narratives result into the following major drawbacks:

• The authentic meanings and understanding of Vedic wisdom are typically shrouded in the darkness of ignorance. This is primarily due to misleading and factually incorrect translations of the most original and untranslatable Sanskrit language. There is no one-to-one equivalence of much of the authentic conceptual terminology (Shabda-Artha kshetra) to the English language.

• Growth of the original wisdom of the Vedas through further differentiation, division, and apparent separation into different branches and subbranches have naturally resulted into conflicting, confusing, and apparent paradoxical narratives. Furthermore, because many unifying themes and paradigms remain hidden and obscure, their relevance, usefulness, and power for the contemporary human experience becomes unclear. As a consequence, the required integration of these various branches of knowledge, including that of the physical world, has not been realized. The big picture, with all the thematic diversity that is present, remains elusive and hidden.

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