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What is traditionally read or recited for an occasion? Begin with the work itself and the setting in which people turn to it.
Scripture · Tradition · Inquiry
पहले बोध। फिर वाणी।
First, understanding. Then, expression.
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What is traditionally read or recited for an occasion? Begin with the work itself and the setting in which people turn to it.
Hear the words, follow their pronunciation and notice where a familiar recitation may have different readings.
Explore what the words mean, where they come from and how tradition has understood them.
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“We are students of Sanatan Dharma. We explore the scriptures, traditions and questions together.”
We start with sources and distinguish a text from a later interpretation. Where traditions differ, we say so. Where we are uncertain, we keep the question open.
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