Mythology Classroom

15/01/2025

Sindhu Veda Research Foundation collaborated with Mythouse.org to organise Global Mythology Conclave that provides platform for Mythology Scholars, Researche...

17/10/2024

As the Khushwant Singh Literary Festival is about to begin in Kasauli, recalling this line from a book written by the master-writer, that left a mark on my approach to writing history.

A common feedback I get for my book, 565 : The Dramatic Story of Unifying India, published by Hachette, is about its writing style...readers tell me they find it immersive, as if they were right there sitting before Patel and Nehru, experiencing the events occur before their eyes. I am elated to hear this, because that is precisely the effect I desired to create through this work of narrative non-fiction.

And if indeed I have succeeded in any measure, it is because of what I have learnt from the work of my favourite writers - writers who bring history alive, who turn dull records into gripping narratives. Ken Follet is my absolute favourite (I could do a series on all that I have learnt from Follet's books!), William Dalrymple and Khushwant Singh.

This line in the biography of Ranjit Singh written by Khushwant Singh captures the essence of his approach. And also, in his typical tongue-in-cheek style, chastises the work of many a historian who bury the narrative in an avalanche of dates and footnotes.

#565

21/07/2024

On occasion of Guru Pournima; We are happy to share with you announcement of Long Awaited Book by our Guru - Dr. Sadashiv Ambadas Dange & Dr. Sindhu Dange. The book gives us insight into Ancient Indian Perspective of Dream Analysis.

The Book is mainly useful for Students, Scholars of Indology, Comparative Mythology, Pyschology and Scriptwriting.

Link for Book : 'DREAM' IN ANCIENT INDIA: A Study in Mythological Beliefs https://amzn.in/d/07Dt4pPO

09/06/2024

28/05/2024

Registration Link for Participants outside India : -

Comparing & Contrasting Astronomical Knowledge & Myths from perspective of Mexico & India by Dr. Martin Cuitzeo Dominguez Nunez

17/04/2024

Happy Ram Navami to One & All !! 💐💐

For Indology Students in Mumbai; Ram Navami always reminds us of our Dearest Wisdom Lord Dr. Gauri Mahulikar Mam.

Thus with a very spontaneous decision; Sindhu Veda Research Institute is bringing you Mythology Classroom’s Session #003 : Indian Mythology : Words to Symbols by Dr. GAURI MAHULIKAR MAM.

This session is useful for students of comparative mythology; but also for all people who are curious to know what MYTHOLOGY really means & what is the context of the term in Indian Society. THUS PLEASE DO SHARE WITH YOUR FRIENDS & RELATIVES.

Follow our YouTube Channel for more Interesting Content on Different Branches of Indology.

Link : https://youtu.be/YNW66NNM8xg?feature=shared

- Dr. Sunil R. Parab
- On behalf of Sindhu Veda Research Institute
www.sindhuveda.com

09/04/2024

Good Evening & गुढीपाडव्याच्या हार्दिक शुभेच्छा to all the Members, Participants, Scholars & Students of Mythology Classroom.

We are sure that all of you must have enjoyed Yesterday’s Eclipse & Today’s Festival.

Now as We Start Our New Year with More Academic & Research Based Content & Investigation; We Give You First Treat Today Evening as Promised.

Tune in to Our YouTube Channel to Learn from Our Panel of Wisdom Lords & RishiMuni; Dr. Madhavi Kolhatkar Mam as She teaches us How The Term & Goddess Lakshmi Emerged through Traditions & History. For Students of Comparative Mythology; This is An Excellent Opportunity to Learn about Etymological Perspective in The Toolbox Approach.

Visit & Subscribe: https://youtu.be/3BRqWawOP9A?feature=shared

*Don’t Miss The Opportunity. The Video Will Be Available on YouTube with Free Access only for a Short Duration*.

*Please note there is a technical glitch & Marathi Conversation only in first few minutes of the video*.

Enjoy !!

-Dr. Sunil Parab
On Behalf of Sindhu Veda Research Institute
www.sindhuveda.com

01/04/2024

https://youtu.be/knShSXouR-Y?si=9FAKrqoYqyM8nqLC

Check Glimpses of Mythology Classroom Session #009 To Learn about History & Mythology Hidden Behind the Term “Lakshmi”. The Session was delivered for us by Great Scholar Dr. Madhavi Kolhatkar.

The Complete Session will be telecasted on 9th April 2024 on occasion of Gudi Padwa as Mythology Classroom is celebrating successful completion of its 5 years in field of Mythology Academics & Research.

Thanks to all the our Mythology Teachers who guided us & are still guiding us with their Wisdom & Research. Thanks to all the participants & members of Mythology Classroom for making it all possible.

- Dr. Sunil R. Parab
- On behalf of Sindhu Veda Research Institute www.sindhuveda.com

Sindhu Veda is research based academic Institute with an innovative conviction, time tested methodology & modern technology. The word Sindhu signifies Indus river, the one which shaped and gave identification for all encompassing Indian Culture. The Indian Culture rich with diversity in Philosophy,....

28/03/2024

"It would be both more accurate and more productive to say that ethnography strives to make the exotic familiar and the familiar exotic. If the initial object of study - a religious or political movement, an unfamiliar kinship system - is exotic, if it seems strange and puzzling at first, then in the process of learning (and later teaching and writing) about it in its own context, it comes to seem less exotic and more familiar. Conversely, when we closely examine more familiar cultures, they begin to look rather exotic, less natural, more conventional."

- Prof. Dr. William S. Sax
Professor and Head of Department of Anthropology, South Asia Institute, Heidelberg University

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Mythology Classroom has been working under umbrella of Sindhu Veda Research Foundation since 2014 in