Hindu metaphysics presents one supreme reality with dependent powers, differing from Western monotheism’s concepts of unity & oneness, rooted in 17th-century Europe
The article addresses common misconceptions about Bhāratīya Scriptures, primarily propagated by Western diasporas and their influences.
Rushik Borad is a dedicated follower of Shree Vallabhacharya’s Pushti Bhakti Marga and an active student of Bharatiya philosophical traditions. He is currently pursuing an MA in English Literature at the English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad, along with a BA in Vedanta from Shree Somanath Sanskrit University, Gujarat. His understanding of the sampradaya is nurtured under the guidance of Shree Maitri Goswami ji, Shree Sharad Goswami ji, and Shree Shyam Manohar Goswami ji. Deeply interested in the broader landscape of Bharatiya darshan, he is also studying Vyakaran, Nyaya, and various Vedanta schools such as those of Ramanuja, Madhva, and Shankaracharya under their respective gurus. This exploration across traditions continues to enrich both his academic and spiritual pursuits. Professionally, Rushik teaches at Gurukul Concept Education School, Nathdwara, Rajasthan, where the RBSE curriculum is uniquely complemented by subjects like Bhagavad Gita, Sanskrit Vyakaran, Vedanta, Nyaya, and other traditional disciplines. Alongside these, he also teaches English, creating a balanced learning environment that brings together classical knowledge and contemporary education. His work reflects a sincere dedication to preserving traditional wisdom while engaging thoughtfully with modern academic disciplines, inspiring students to explore both with curiosity and depth.
