Sāṅkhya Philosophy in Śrīmad Bhāgavatam
Relive the Workshop Moments
This lecture series delves into Bhagavat Saṃkhya—the spiritual interpretation of Sāṃkhya philosophy as narrated in the Śrīmad‑Bhāgavatam. The talks were delivered by esteemed scholars at major events like the Jigyāsa and e‑Summit conferences organized by ISS Delhi. The playlist examines how ancient metaphysical wisdom resonates with modern cognitive science and cosmology
Core Themes & Insights
Puruṣa and Prakṛti Redefined: The traditional dualism of Saṃkhya—the separation of consciousness (puruṣa) and matter (prakṛti)—is reframed as devotional knowledge that ultimately reveres Viṣṇu as the Supreme Puruṣa lived in every consciousness.
Guṇic Interaction in Practice: Instead of merely analytical enumeration, the playlist explains the dynamic interplay of sattva, rajas, and tamas in shaping cognition, emotion, and behavior—and how discernment (viveka) and devotion (bhakti) help restore internal balance.
Science–Spirituality Integration: Speakers connect Saṃkhya with contemporary research in consciousness studies, neuroscience, and cosmology, showing how ancient Indian thought offers meaningful frameworks for modern scientific inquiry, especially in exploring cognition, causality, and time.
Transformative Orientation: These lectures highlight that Bhagavat Saṃkhya is not just metaphysical theory—it’s a spiritual pathway aimed at liberation (mokṣa) through knowledge, detachment, and devotion, making it relevant for both intellectual inquiry and personal transformation.
Bhagavat Sankhya and Modern Scientific
