Popular Vedic Science is a project led by the Vedic Preservation Initiative, a non-profit based in the state of Michigan.
Our Purpose
- To make the Vedas and the Vedic literature accessible to a modern audience.
- To create a venue for discussion on Vedic philosophy.
- To build a bridge between modern science and Vedic paradigm.
- To preserve Vedic literature by researching and publishing endangered manuscripts.
- To organize conferences and meetups.
Where We’re Located
9756 Ferder Rd. Maybee, Michigan, US 48159
+1-734-three five three- 2914
How to Reach Us
Join the Vedic Preservation Initiative
We are currently offering short and long-term fellowships. If you are interested in our projects and would like to learn more, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We also welcome article submissions and suggestions for new projects.
Heretic Science, Vol. 1: Book Review
Authors Sidhartha Chhabra and Devin O'Rourke present astonishing findings from their research in the cosmological presentation of the Puranas of ancient India.
Doubts about Pratisamdhi
Learn about the time unit Pratisamdhi in the Puranic literature.
A Primer on Puranic Time Units
A brief overview of Puranic time, as described in the Puranas of ancient India.