Techeot Sanaatan Foundation

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Discover Sanatan wisdom through interactive courses, quizzes, and certifications. Our vision is to make ancient traditions accessible, inspiring lifelong learning rooted in truth, compassion, and universal harmony.

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What We Want

Mission

To preserve, promote, and make the timeless wisdom of Sanatan Dharma accessible to all by fostering education, cultural awareness, and community engagement. We aim to inspire individuals to embrace universal values of truth, compassion, and unity for a harmonious and enlightened society.

Vision

To create a world where the teachings of Sanatan Dharma empower individuals to lead meaningful lives, uphold cultural heritage, and contribute to the well-being of humanity through the principles of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam—the world as one family.

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Games / Quizzes

Immerse yourself in culturally enriching and fun games that make learning Sanatan values enjoyable and interactive.

Books

Explore a curated collection of books that unveil the timeless wisdom of Sanatan Dharma and its profound teachings.

Certificate Programs

Earn recognition for your learning through our structured certificate programs, crafted to empower and educate.

Eternal Seed Stage (Sanatan Binduavastha)

Meaning: Represents the origin, the timeless and infinite seed of existence.
Defining Characteristics: The unmanifest stage where the divine energy exists in its purest, formless state.

Pre-Vedic Period~ 7000 BCE - 3000 BCE

Cosmic Creation Stage (Srishti Kalpaavastha)

Meaning: The stage of creation when the universe and life forms began.
Defining Characteristics: The emergence of Brahma (the Creator), Vishnu (the Preserver), and Mahesh (the Destroyer). The Vedas are revealed.

The Vedic Period~3000 BCE - 1500 BCE

Spiritual Foundation Stage (Vedic Yugavastha)

Meaning: Establishing the foundation of Sanatan Dharma through the Vedas, Upanishads, and Yajnas.
Defining Characteristics: Rituals, hymns, and early spiritual practices were formalized. Varna (social structure) was established.

The Vedic Period~1500 BCE - 500 BCE

Knowledge and Expansion Stage (Jnanodayavastha)

Meaning: Expansion of Sanatan Dharma into philosophical and spiritual realms.
Defining Characteristics: Emergence of texts like the Upanishads, Mahabharata, and Ramayana. Dharma (duty), Artha (prosperity), Kama (desire), and Moksha (liberation) were defined.

The Vedic Period(~500 BCE - 200 CE)

Devotional Awakening Stage (Bhakti Kalpaavastha)

Meaning: Rise of Bhakti (devotion) as a core principle of Sanatan Dharma.
Defining Characteristics: Devotional movements, idol worship, and the practice of temples became central. Saints and poets spread the essence of devotion.

The Vedic Period(~200 CE - 800 CE)

Transformation Stage (Parivartanavastha)

Meaning: Period of challenges, adaptation, and resilience.
Defining Characteristics: The arrival of external influences and reforms. Saints like Adi Shankaracharya unified and revived Sanatan Dharma's core tenets.

The Vedic Period(~800 CE - 1700 CE)

Modern Revival Stage (Nutan Jagaranavastha)

Challenges and Adaptation:
With the advent of Islamic and British rule, Sanatan Dharma faced cultural and religious challenges but adapted through reform movements.
Key Reformers:
- Raja Ram Mohan Roy: Advocated against social evils like Sati.
- Swami Vivekananda: Revived Sanatan Dharma globally, presenting its teachings at the 1893 Parliament of Religions in Chicago.
- Mahatma Gandhi: Practiced non-violence (Ahimsa), inspired by Sanatan principles.

The Vedic Period(~1700 CE - 1947 CE)

Universal Dharma Stage (Vishwa Dharmaavastha)

Globalization of Hinduism:
Sanatan Dharma gained global recognition with the spread of yoga, meditation, and practices like Ayurveda.
Revival Movements:
Efforts to connect the diaspora with their roots and preserve traditions.
Contemporary Challenges:
Balancing modernity with tradition, addressing caste issues, and integrating spiritual values with a fast-paced world.

The Modern Period(Post-1947)