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The Indian Philosophy Of Universal Unity
BUSINESS ECONOMICS
|March 16-31, 2018
I bow with my hands together to the eminent sage Patanjali, who removed the impurities of the mind through yoga, of speech through grammar, and of the body through medicine.”–The Shivarama Text.

The entire creation is emanated from one and the same source. The whole system – Jagat Vyavastha is managed by one eternal law. Interdependency – Paraspar Nirbharta is essentially connected with the universal eternal law. This interdependency is the reflection of universal unity and calls everyone to serve all creatures of the Universe – Pranimatra.
Serving the creatures with dedication is the prime message of Indian philosophy – the Sanatana Moolmantra of the Indian way. Life can be made meaningful by dedicating it to the service of the entire creation while passing through the inevitable processes of action – Karma-Prakriya. It is the pathway of achieving the final goal of the Satya – to reach God
Thousands of years ago, when civilisation in the West was in its primitive phase, India was already established as the spiritual Vishwa-Guru on the strength of her philosophy and the way of life which mingled humanity with the eternal principle of universal unity. From the East, the Vedas introduced the reality of the eternal law. They enlightened humanity and showed the path of harmony.
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