Capsule Course: Vedic Time Science and World Vedic Calendar
FACILITATOR / INSTRUCTOR GUIDE
Capsule :Vedic Time Science and World Vedic Calendar
Duration: 6 Hours (3 sessions × 2 hours)
Audience: Open to all
Course Description
This capsule explores the principles of Vedic Time Science and its application in creating the World Vedic Calendar. Learners will understand the intricacies of the Vedic time system, its astronomical basis, and its significance in cultural and spiritual practices. The course also covers the practical aspects of using and interpreting the World Vedic Calendar.
Learning Objectives
Curriculum:
- Session 1: Astronomical Basis of the Vedic Calendar
- Session 2: Understanding Panchanga: Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana
- Session 3: Yuga Cycles, Cosmic Time & Everyday Application
Learning Outcomes
- Decode Vedic timekeeping and apply it to personal routines
- Understand the cosmological view of time in Sanatana Dharma
- Align personal, spiritual, and seasonal activities with Vedic calendar rhythms
- Understand the fundamental concepts of Vedic Time Science.
- Learn the astronomical basis of the Vedic calendar system.
- Explore the cultural and spiritual significance of the Vedic calendar.
- Gain practical skills in using and interpreting the World Vedic Calendar
Course Structure Overview
Session. Title Duration Delivery Mode Key Focus
1 Astronomy and the Vedic Calenda. 2 hrs Live / Recorded Core concepts and principles
2 Introduction to Vedic Time Science 2 hrs Live / Recorded Celestial mechanics and calculations
3 Practical Use of the World Vedic Calendar 2 hrs Live / Recorded Application in daily life and planning
Facilitator’s Spiritual Grounding
- Invoke your lineage (Guru-parampara) or personal Ishta Devata before the session.
- Anchor the session with a brief sankalpa: ‘May this knowledge serve the welfare of all beings.’
- Maintain a clear, precise, and scientific tone; honor śraddhā (faith) and viveka (discernment).
Learner Engagement Tips
- Begin with a short Vedic chant related to time; end with a Shanti Mantra.
- Use Sanskrit terms with clear English gloss; invite questions with humility.
- Incorporate practical exercises in calendar interpretation.
- Leverage breakout rooms (for live) or forum prompts (for LMS) for peer learning.Assessment Plan
Type Method Purpose
Reflection Short journal entry or verbal check-in Gauge insight and personal integration
Quiz MCQ (8–10 items) per course Check understanding of key concepts
Certificate Attendance + quiz ≥ 60% + assignment Eligibility for e-Certificate
Post-Course Wrap-Up
- Share slides, recordings (if any), and reading list PDFs.
- Collect feedback via LMS form; compile insights for course improvement.
- Suggest next-step pathways (advanced capsule or full program).
Course Fees:
- All live online (Zoom Class) courses are offered free of charge. Participants are welcome to make voluntary donations at our donation page during or after the course to support its continuation and delivery. For live online course, one can enroll here.
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Commencement of Course:
- Live Online Courses: Once 60 registrations are received for a particular course, the start date of live online free course will be announced on the portal. We encourage you to regularly check the portal for updates.
- Available Digital correspondence and Pre-recorded Video course can be started at any time by the Members.