Global Vedic Wisdom Illuminates Path to World Peace at 33rd International Lecture Series

The 33rd International Lecture Series on Veda & World Peace convened experts to discuss Vedic wisdom's role in fostering global harmony. Keynote speaker Dr. Tony Nader highlighted its scientific and spiritual significance, unveiling his new book. Esteemed guests explored Vedic teachings' timeless relevance, concluding with a vote of thanks by Dr. Rajesh Naithani.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 13-02-2025 15:54 IST | Created: 13-02-2025 15:54 IST
Global Vedic Wisdom Illuminates Path to World Peace at 33rd International Lecture Series
33rd International Lecture Series on Veda & World Peace Illuminates New Delhi. Image Credit: ANI
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The 33rd International Lecture Series on Veda & World Peace, held in New Delhi, became a melting pot of ideas as it gathered esteemed scholars, policymakers, and thought leaders. The focus of the event was the profound influence of Vedic wisdom on world harmony, education, and human consciousness.

Dr. Tony Nader, the global successor of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, delivered the keynote address. A distinguished neuroscientist and authority on Transcendental Meditation, Dr. Nader highlighted the interplay of scientific and spiritual dimensions of Vedic teachings in contemporary fields such as education, health, and research. Additionally, he unveiled his latest book "Consciousness is All There Is," which offers profound insights into consciousness as the bedrock of existence.

The conference featured a diverse array of speakers, including Dr. Bal Mukund Pandey, who emphasized the Vedas' historical significance, and Raja Luis Alvarez, PhD, who offered an international perspective on Vedic knowledge's impact. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Rajesh Naithani, expressing gratitude to all involved and emphasizing the enduring legacy of Vedic wisdom. (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by VMPL. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same)

(With inputs from agencies.)

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