"One has the feeling that the thinkers of the East knew it all, and if we could only translate their answers into our language we would have the answers to all our questions. / "I like to think that someone will trace how the deepest Indian insight passed from India to Greece and from there into the philosophy of today."
"One could say that Atman is more or less the meaning. So then what is indicated is Brahman. I mean the identity of consciousness and the universe. From this it follows that meaning and the indicated are actually one and the same, which is a phrase from the Vedas—Atman is Brahman."
"Hinduism is the only one of the religious systems that declares that the universe constantly undergoes many births and deaths, therefore it is cyclic. It is also the only one in which the time periods given in the Vedas are in accordance with modern scientific cosmology."
"Multiplicity is only apparent. This is the doctrine of the Upanishads. And not of the Upanishads only. The mystical experience of the union with God regularly leads to this view, unless strong prejudices stand in the way."

About the project

About the project

Our goal is to bring the world’s oldest philosophy — Sanātana Dharma (the Vedas) — closer to a materialistic society in a clear and modern form. Even after more than 5,000 years, these ideas remain timeless and more relevant than ever, due to the ever-growing expansion of materialism.

People lack genuine spiritual knowledge. They are misled by atheism, hedonism, pseudo-religions, or cheap esotericism, none of which provide satisfying answers to the meaning of life or to true happiness.

We strive to restore this balance and guide people toward a more natural and conscious way of life.