This episode features a fascinating discussion on modern science, the falsity of the Aryan invasion theory and Vedic philosophy with distinguished researcher, archaeologist and Bhakti Yogi Michael Cremo of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness.  We discuss topics including the modern education  system, Orthodox science and how Vedic philosophy can help humanity move forward.

This episode features a fascinating discussion on modern science, the falsity of the Aryan invasion theory and Vedic philosophy with distinguished researcher, archaeologist and Bhakti Yogi Michael Cremo of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness. We discuss topics including the modern education system, Orthodox science and how Vedic philosophy can help humanity move forward.

This episode features a fascinating discussion on modern science, the falsity of the Aryan invasion theory and Vedic philosophy with distinguished researcher, archaeologist and Bhakti Yogi Michael Cremo of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness.&nbsp; We discuss topics including the modern education&nbsp; system, Orthodox science and how Vedic philosophy can help humanity move forward.

Science, Aryan Invasion and Vedic Philosphy with Michael Cremo

Does Hinduism provide answers for the problems of mankind?  What are 21st-Century Hindus around the world doing to make the world a better place?  The purpose and mission of Hindu Voices Podcast is to provide a platform for Hindus and also supporters of Vedic Indian culture; both Indians, Westerners and others to share with the world who they are, what they are doing and the impact it’s creating both locally and globally.   We’ll be hearing from Hindus and Vedic Indian supporters in all walks of life: professionals, business owners, scientists, politicians, writers, engineers, activists, swamis, monks, temple managers, big thinkers, and others doing extraordinary things, or ordinary things but in extraordinary ways.  This is a place where we’ll discuss Hindu values, both ancient and in the 21st century.  This is a place to network, discover connections, communicate, become inspired and learn new things.  This is a place of action and seva that will challenge you to listen, to care, and to act.  This is a non-violent and Dharmic place enunciating the spiritual values, traditions, and motivations of the most ancient, most advanced, most spiritual, and longest-lasting culture on Earth, the Vedic culture of Bharata Varsa.  Welcome to Hindu Voices.  Namaskar.

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Does Hinduism provide answers for the problems of mankind? What are 21st-Century Hindus around the world doing to make the world a better place? The purpose and mission of Hindu Voices Podcast is to provide a platform for Hindus and also supporters of Vedic Indian culture; both Indians, Westerners and others to share with the world who they are, what they are doing and the impact it’s creating both locally and globally. We’ll be hearing from Hindus and Vedic Indian supporters in all walks of life: professionals, business owners, scientists, politicians, writers, engineers, activists, swamis, monks, temple managers, big thinkers, and others doing extraordinary things, or ordinary things but in extraordinary ways. This is a place where we’ll discuss Hindu values, both ancient and in the 21st century. This is a place to network, discover connections, communicate, become inspired and learn new things. This is a place of action and seva that will challenge you to listen, to care, and to act. This is a non-violent and Dharmic place enunciating the spiritual values, traditions, and motivations of the most ancient, most advanced, most spiritual, and longest-lasting culture on Earth, the Vedic culture of Bharata Varsa. Welcome to Hindu Voices. Namaskar.

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Science, Aryan Invasion and Vedic Philosphy with Michael Cremo