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HUA

@StudyAtHUA

|| सा विद्या या विमुक्तये || "Knowledge is that which liberates" An education based on Hindu thought involving ethics, and self-reflection.

Orlando, FL

Joined August 2014

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Many Hindus have visited temples countless times, yet the deeper meaning of temple architecture often remains unexplored. The Garbhagṛha (गर्भगृह) is not the "prayer room." The term means womb chamber -- the origin point of manifestation. Its paired name, Mūlasthānam
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Jul 7
What does it truly mean to live well—consistently, sustainably, and in harmony with your body and mind? In this enriching webinar, explore timeless Ayurvedic science and the principles around “good living” that emphasize prevention, balance, and daily self-care. Rooted in
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Jul 7
What makes a true leader? Leadership is not defined by position or power—it's revealed through character, wisdom, and the ability to inspire others with purpose. In this short reflection, discover the timeless qualities that shape authentic leadership through the lens of Hindu
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Jul 6
Our relationships especially our closest ones are often the most powerful spaces for growth, reflection, and transformation. Yet they can also become sites of misunderstanding, emotional reactivity, and disconnection. In this insightful webinar, we explore how the yogic tradition
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Jul 6
उद्धरेदात्मनात्मानं नात्मानमवसादयेत्। आत्मैव ह्यात्मनो बन्धुरात्मैव रिपुरात्मनः॥ Bhagavad Gītā 6.5 Elevate the self through the self. Do not let the self fall into decline. The self alone is its own friend. The self alone is its own enemy. This is one of the most
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Jul 5
What are Vata, Pitta, and Kapha? Ayurveda teaches that every individual is influenced by three fundamental biological energies—Vata, Pitta, and Kapha. These doshas shape our physical constitution, mental tendencies, and overall well-being. By understanding these foundational
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Jul 4
Dharma is not religion -it is alignment. It is the principle where right action sustains natural order, even beyond written laws. Long before modern republics defined freedom, timeless wisdom pointed toward the same truth: a society thrives when action is guided by
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Jul 3
Building on explorations of Charvaka, Nyaya-Vaisheshika, Jainism, and Buddhism, this independent session dives into five powerful traditions that shaped how generations have understood reality, the self, and freedom: Samkhya, Yoga, Purva Mimamsa, Vedanta, and Kashmir Shaivism.
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Jul 2
Om Namo Narayana. A moment of peace, surrender, and divine alignment. #OmNamoNarayana #SanatanDharma #DivineEnergy #HUA
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Jul 1
We have given this generation everything except a way to understand themselves. Every tool for productivity. Every platform for expression. Every metric for success. And still, the anxiety, the comparison, the sense of purposelessness keeps rising. The Hindu tradition offers a
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Jun 30
In today’s fast-paced world, emotional overwhelm, decision fatigue, and inner conflict have become the norm. But what if the answers to mastering your emotions and acting with clarity have been available for centuries? In this powerful webinar, we explore the transformative
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Jun 30
What if philosophy wasn't just something to study—but a way to understand yourself and the world more deeply? HUA's Darshana II: Introduction to Hindu Philosophy offers a thoughtful exploration of the major schools of Hindu philosophy, inviting learners to engage with timeless
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Jun 30
Step into one of the most powerful and beloved sections of the Ramcharitmanas known as the Sundarkand. Led by Acharya Mrityunjay Trivedi, we will engage with this timeless narrative that captures the courage, devotion, and divine strength of Bhagavan Hanuman. In this
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Jun 29
Happy Monday - a gentle reminder as we step into a new week. Bhagavad Gītā 3.5 When we pause and look closely at life, we often feel that we are “not doing anything”… but the Gītā gently reminds us of a deeper truth: We can never remain completely without action - even for a