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Department of Sanskrit and Hindu Studies organized a Lecture of Prof. Harsha Dahejia on Journey in the search of Truth. Dr. Madhavi Narsalay introduced Dr. Dahejia. He explained the terms Sundara as adjective, Saundarya as Contemplative noun and stated the Krishnaroopa elaborated in10th Skandh very beutifully. He Converted adjective to Contemplative noun. He said -‘Truth is subjective, what I feel is necessary is the truth, param satya is individual and that is the only ultimate truth., Everyone has their own perspective, their own point of view for truth., Meditation is your work, whatever you are doing do it with your full concentration that is meditation. Also he explained the Bhavok and Bhavuk in Bhagwatapurana.’<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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