We believe that pluralism, when qualified with Dharma, becomes a comprehensive core value that includes duty, gratitude, devotion, order, ethics, justice etc and captures the very essence of what we are striving for. Our offerings cater to a wide variety of seekers including faculty, scholars, and students of IKS, mid-career professionals, householders, elders, and children. We pursue a multi-strategy, multidisciplinary approach that seeks to preserve, protect, and promote our textual, embodied, and experiential knowledge traditions and heritage. We organise events such as academic conferences, symposiums, workshops, talks, roundtables, festivals, retreats, screenings, concerts, and tours, among others.
The 14th INDICA IKS MetaRetreat Creativity and Continuity: Reclaiming Sustainability as a Way of Being Program Report
In pursuit of this mission, we seek to preserve, protect, and promote the full spectrum of IKS, encompassing textual, experiential, and embodied traditions. We also aim to mainstream IKS by bridging the divide between Gurukulams and Universities, Practitioners and Academics, and Indic and non-Indic knowledge systems. Our accelerator fund is dedicated to fostering a thriving ecosystem by providing grants for a variety of purposes. Our goal is to support and nurture seekers to share their unique perspectives, wisdom, and practices with the world.
Online, Offline, And Beyond: A Hybrid Path For Learning IKS
By offering financial support for diverse projects and initiatives, we aim to catalyze creativity, and collaboration and build a vibrant ecosystem. Our mission is to offer seekers transformative learning experiences that are distinctive, authentic, aesthetic, and immersive. However pluralism on its own does not fully capture all the other aspects that are essential to our mission. Any effort to advance pluralism should not be a mere intellectual exercise but an embodied one.
Essence of Shad-Darshana in Retracing the Nuances of IKS Synergized with Achievement Motivation
We offer transformative learning experiences, such as courses, workshops, retreats, conferences and jojobet giris festivals, that are authentic, aesthetic, and immersive.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to Japan was marked by successful diplomatic engagements across space, technology, green energy and transportation– all critical infrastructural projects. Being a Rajasthani myself, it was a moment of pride and admiration seeing Madhu perform for PM Modi. It was a reminder of the connections culture can foster, overcoming all barriers. Some time back, I had a revelatory conversation with Madhu for the Center for Soft Power. We enable students to discover their ‘self’- aptitude, passion, and a right career path, empower them to become selfless by working for a larger cause. We nurture and mentor such seekers into cultural change-makers – transdisciplinary thinkers, social entrepreneurs, and public leaders.
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