Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya -I

Pujya Gurudev Pt. ShriRam Sharma Acharya’s Kripa :

Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya 

A Centre for Holistic Growth of Youth

(Akhand Jyoti Jan.-Fub.07)

Universities and institutes are aplenty. .. No one teaches the technique of a joyous life, or the art of noble conduct, or the awakening and management of the latent energies of the personality. Indeed the profound matters connected with the inner core of life remain completely untouched in these campuses. Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya (DSVV) is a non-conventional center of higher learning, education and training for holistic growth of youth  heart, head and hands. Universities and institutes are aplenty. Each one of these has its own distinctive feature. Some are known for their academic excellence, some for their sporting achievements or for their infrastructure and other facilities.

Many have distinguished themselves for their vocational/technical degrees which fetch handsome pay packages for their products. But none is concerned with the task of refining and shaping the personality, of straightening the tangled strands of life. No one teaches the technique of a joyous life, or the art of noble conduct, or the awakening and management of the latent energies of the personality. Indeed the profound matters connected with the inner core of life remain completely untouched in these campuses. 

   The whole potential and consciousness of the youth is focused on sharpening of intellect and memory. Consequently the students of these institutions are surely able to impressively articulate their views on myriad topics but the overall quality of their lives remains practically unrefined. Experts on youth affairs have conducted many studies in this regard and almost all of them have put a question mark against the present system of education. In their opinion a majority of the youth keeps perilously floating like a rudderless ship on the surface of a rough sea during their university education period. But why is this so? Studies also reveal the surprising fact that the alumni of renowned management institutes are unable to properly manage their own lives.

The companies they have joined are prospering day by day but the personal lives of these management gurus are mostly in shambles, their pay-packages in lakhs notwithstanding. Their bodies are in the grip of diseases, family life strife-torn and the children becoming uncultured and delinquent. This mis-management in the lives of management experts is baffling indeed. More or less the same situation obtains in the lives of technologists. 

Thanks GOD, Thanks Sadguru,

Shiv Sharma