The Forgotten Knowledge of Ancient India! | Upanishad Ganga #UpanishadGanga

The description below is optimized around the actual subject of the video and the established Upanishad Ganga/Chinmaya Channel terminology. The original Upanishad Ganga episode on Upavedas also specifically covers Ayurveda, Dhanurveda, Gandharvaveda and Arthashastra, so these are valuable keywords to retain. ([YouTube][1]) The Forgotten Knowledge of Ancient India! Discover the fascinating world of the Upavedas through Upanishad Ganga, a timeless journey into Vedic knowledge, ancient Indian wisdom, Ayurveda, Dhanurveda, Gandharvaveda and Arthashastra. Learn how the Vedas and Upavedas connect with health, medicine, warfare, arts, music, culture, governance and the complete development of society. This episode brings ancient Indian knowledge, Vedic wisdom, Sanatana Dharma, Hindu philosophy and Indian heritage to life through the teachings of Upanishad Ganga. What are the Upavedas? How was the knowledge of Ayurveda passed down? What is Dhanurveda? How does Gandharvaveda explain the role of art, music, rasa and bhava? And what does Arthashastra teach about administration and governance? In this insightful presentation from Upanishad Ganga, explore the four important Upavedas and their connection with the Vedas. Ayurveda is presented as the Upaveda of the Rigveda and deals with health, medicine, healing and the science of maintaining wellbeing. Dhanurveda, associated with the Yajurveda, deals with archery, warfare, defence and martial knowledge. Gandharvaveda explores the world of art, music, rasa and bhava, showing how art can become a powerful medium for expressing truth, love, noble character and higher values. Arthashastra, associated with the Atharvaveda, deals with politics, administration and the organisation of society. The video also explores the deeper significance of art through the famous principle: Yato hasta tato drishti, yato drishti tato manah, yato manas tato bhava, yato bhava tato rasa — where the hands go, the eyes follow; where the eyes go, the mind follows; where the mind goes, emotion follows; and where emotion goes, rasa is experienced. Upanishad Ganga is a Chinmaya Mission presentation that brings India's timeless spiritual and cultural heritage to audiences through stories, philosophy and wisdom. The series explores Indian culture, Vedic thought, Vedanta, philosophy and the wisdom of the Upanishads. ([Upanishad Ganga][2]) Watch this episode to discover the forgotten dimensions of ancient Indian knowledge and understand how the Upavedas contributed to health, culture, art, science, defence and social organisation. 00:00 - Introduction to Ayurveda and the Upavedas 00:06 - Origin and transmission of Ayurvedic knowledge 00:23 - The eight branches of Ayurveda 00:45 - Ayurveda and its major branches 01:12 - Dhanurveda: The science of warfare and defence 01:30 - Ancient texts on Dhanurveda 01:43 - Gandharvaveda and the power of art 02:02 - Rasa and Bhava in Indian art 02:32 - Gandharvaveda and its origin 02:46 - Arthashastra and administration Upanishad Ganga | Chinmaya Channel | Chinmaya Mission | Swami Tejomayananda | Vedic Knowledge | Upavedas | Ayurveda | Dhanurveda | Gandharvaveda | Arthashastra | Vedas | Ancient India | Ancient Indian Knowledge | Indian Culture | Sanatana Dharma | Hinduism | Vedanta | Vedic Wisdom | Hindu Philosophy | Indian Heritage | Sanskrit | Spirituality | Ayurveda Knowledge | Indian Art | Indian Music | Rasa and Bhava #UpanishadGanga #ChinmayaMission #ChinmayaChannel #Upaveda #Ayurveda #Dhanurveda #Gandharvaveda #VedicWisdom #AncientIndia #SanatanaDharma #IndianCulture #Vedanta #Hinduism