SHAKTHIVEDA: the perpetual fountain of pragmatic cosmic wisdom
Background
Shakthi in Sanskrit means energy or power. Veda is knowledge. When both words combined imply the Knowledge on energy/ power. Vedas are the compendium of timeless wisdom which formed the basis of sanaatana dharrma or eternal righteousness.
Aarsha Bharat is the birth place of sanatana dharma, the Cosmic Law of eternal righteousness. It was bestowed to humanity when there was no differences based on chathurvarnyam i.e caste, creed or communal prejudices with respect to divinity among human beings. Sanatana dharmam is the law of nature untainted by any human concepts or creations. It is beyond time and space.
Poojaneeya Rishidev Narendranji, the founder mentor of Shakthiveda Wellness Mission who delved deep into this treasure of eternal wisdom was channelized to its perpetual flow and was ordained to formulate Shakthiveda, the philosophy for the Age of Truth.
Shakthiveda is the sensible, realistic and pragmatic way of tapping the infinite universal intelligence through intuitive perception and logical reasoning.
Relevance
Shakthiveda helps the seeker to experience the terrains of the inner world by generating awareness out of knowledge, intelligence, common sense transforming to wisdom and intellect coupled with realization of the ultimate reality which is the actual source of everything.
Vedic correlation
Shakthiveda is received from the cosmic intelligence as sroutha Ved beyond the limitations of the written word. All the practices in Shakthiveda complies with the original sroutha Vedic tradition. And it continues.
The role of Rishidev Narendranji
Rishidev Narendranji is not the author of Shakthiveda, but its exponent and His role is best explained with a fable. Once there lived a water diviner who used to locate the presence of water underground. In remote village there was source of water but no one drank it with the notion that the water was not potable. So daringly he managed to dig a well and water start springing up. But the villagers hesitated to use it saying that the water was not good to drink.
He tasted the first drop and felt that it could be used if filtered properly and did the same so as to suit the taste of the villagers.. Water tasted good and it was given first to his assistants who dug the well. The villagers thronged around the man who drank water comfortably and they all drank bellyful. The role of Rishidev Narendranji in disseminating Vedic wisdom is similar to the water diviner who made the villagers drink water about which they were ignorant. Here, as in the case of water, knowledge hidden in Vedas and Upanishads are to be made acceptable and comprehensible in tune with the time using filtering mechanism. This is the wisdom endowed with Rishidev Narendranji as the true mentor. As a mentor He digs out Vedic knowledge, filters it, experiments it , applies and experiences Himself first and then passes it to His disciples and followers who do the same and they in turn convince others who may be skeptic or ignorant.
