Syllabi
The Science of Living is a training course based on
scientific principles. It comprises various branches of learning drawn
from both-modern sciences and ancient sciences as well as humanities. The
main emphasis is on practical training and regular practice. The
theoretical studies, however, are also included in the syllabi, mainly in
order to comprehend the fundamental theories and hypotheses made use of in
the practical exercises-
The following branches of learning are the main
constituents of the syllabus :
A. Modern Sciences
1. Anatomy (Human body)
2. Physiology (Human body)
3. Endocrinology
4. Neurology
5. Psychology (including Physiological Psychology)
6. Parapsychology (E.S.P. etc.)
7. Ecology
8. Biology (including Biophysics, Biochemistry)
9. Dietetics
10. Health Sciences
11. Suggestology
12. Magneto-therapy
13. Psychotherapy
14. Psychiatry
B. Humanities & Ancient Sciences
1. Philosophy
2. Education (mainly value-education)
3. Religion (comparative)
4. Yoga (theoretical & practical)
5. Peace-research
6. Non-violence
7. Meditation (theoretical & practical)
8. Sociology
9. Training in non-violence for conflict-resolution
10. Karma-shastra (Science of karma)
11. Ayurveda, Nature-cure, Acupuncture, Acupressure
and other therapies (other than Allopathic system)
12. Prana-Vigyan
13. Mantra-Vigyan
14. Healing techniques
15. Spiritualist Sciences for ultimate intrinsic
transformation.
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