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Yoga in Jyotisha

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Yoga in Jyotisha

Jyoutiṣa, one of the six vedāńgas is considered as the eyes of vedapuruṣa. The triṇetratā (three eyes) is not just popular with certain deities but it is evident even with our śāstras. Especially a śāstra deemed as the eyes of vedapuruṣa. Hence we hear “triskandham jyoutiṣam”. In these three skandhas namely siddhānta, samhitā, and horā the essence of jyoutiṣa exists.

The essence of all traditional knowledge systems in bhāratavarṣam essentially is aligned with paramapuruṣārtha, mokṣa. The four phases of life must be experienced by all to fulfil the four puruṣārthas. The fourth avasthā known as turīya or samādhi is the pinnacle of human life.

This lecture series aims at both understanding fundamental principles amd thoughts existent in the three skandhas of jyoutiṣam as well as their orientation towards samādhi, the pinnacle of yoga.

Schedule of Classes

Total Classes

3 Classes

Course Curriculum

1 Subject

Yoga in Jyotisha

3 Learning Materials

6th May 2024: Glimpses of Indian Mathematics and Siddhānta Jyoutiṣam - Samyoga, the Yoga of calculations by Dr. Keshav Melnad

Glimpses of Indian Mathematics and Siddhānta Jyoutiṣam - Samyoga, the Yoga of calculations

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8th May 2024 : Samhitā and Samatvadṛṣṭi by Dr. M V Vishwanath

Samhitā and Samatvadṛṣṭi by Dr. M V Vishwanath

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13th May 2024: ⁠Horā and Yogajīvanam by Dr. M V Vishwanath

Horā and Yogajīvanam by Dr. M V Vishwanath

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Course Instructors

Dr. Vishwanath M V

Dr. Vishwanath M V currently serves as a Guest Lecturer in the department of Alankara Shastra, Government Maharaja Sanskrit College, Mysuru. He is also serving as an Adjunct Professor at the Department of Heritage Sciences at IIT-Hyderabad. His thesis titled Śrīmadvālmīkirāmāyaṇe Saṃvādavimarśaḥ was awarded with a PhD from BHU, Varanasi. He has three master’s degree in Sanskrit, Alaṅkāraśāstra and Phalita Jyautiṣam. His research areas include Sanskrit literature, Rāmāyaṇa, Sāmkhya Philosophy, Arthaśāstram, Nimitta, Śakuna and Phalita Jyautiṣam.

He is currently the Principal Investigator of a research project titled Demarcation of Rāmakathā through Samvāda funded by IKS division of Ministry of Education, Government of India.

He has published four research papers in referred journals. He has also contributed four chapters in the Kannada translation of Mānasollāsa published by Karnataka Sanskrit University, Bangalore. He has presented research papers in many seminars and conferences. He has also delivered several talks on Sāṃkhya, Jyautiṣam and Bhagavadgītā. Series of talks on Kumārasambhavam and Śiśupālavadham in Sanskrit, Kuvalayānanda and Śrimadbhāgavatam in Kannada, Rasagaṅgādhara in Hindi are being made available on YouTube channel Guruguhalahari.

Dr. Keshav Melnad

Dr. Keshav Melnad is an experienced researcher specializing in History of Indian Astronomy and Mathematics, with a focus on uncovering the significant contributions of Indian astronomers and mathematicians in the 17th century. Postdoctoral Fellow in the ”History of Mathematics in India (HoMI)” project at IIT Gandhinagar, Gujarat. Holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science, complemented by studies in Sanskrit Literature in gurukulas. Pursued Ph.D. program at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, incorporating interdisciplinary applications of the aforementioned subjects.