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So much of what we read in the modern world doesn’t benefit our heart and state of mind. What would a world look like where the core content helped elevate and educate the heart?
At ACIP we preserve scriptural treasures and classical masterpieces on ancient Asian thought. Meditation manuals, medical texts, yogic texts, training guides for compassion and more.
Donate here and be part of preserving an entire text-https://bit.ly/2MoD64A
At ACIP we preserve scriptural treasures and classical masterpieces on ancient Asian thought. Meditation manuals, medical texts, yogic texts, training guides for compassion and more.
Donate here and be part of preserving an entire text-https://bit.ly/2MoD64A
Is it possible save the world?
How do we stop wars? Poverty? Corruption?
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The way to change things that you don’t like in your world - is to understand that everything is coming from you. You create the world around you - that is what the masters of ancient Asia tell us.
We can save the world by changing our own behavior. In order to do that, you don’t need to became a politician or have lots of money.
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In the manuscripts that ACIP is saving it is said that you cannot become happy if you’re hurting others. It is meaningless to try to stop wars by using violence. You won’t be wealthy if you steal.
The good news is that you can start changing your world right now - by treating others in the way that you would like to be treated yourself.
The wisdom is simple. The works of the masters who taught us this is priceless.
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So the way you can save the world today - is to help save the knowledge that teaches us how to do that. It is to support ACIP and by that make sure that the teachings that can save us all are safe - the manuscripts are digitalized and translated into modern languages.
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This is how we can save the world today.
How do we stop wars? Poverty? Corruption?
⠀
The way to change things that you don’t like in your world - is to understand that everything is coming from you. You create the world around you - that is what the masters of ancient Asia tell us.
We can save the world by changing our own behavior. In order to do that, you don’t need to became a politician or have lots of money.
⠀
In the manuscripts that ACIP is saving it is said that you cannot become happy if you’re hurting others. It is meaningless to try to stop wars by using violence. You won’t be wealthy if you steal.
The good news is that you can start changing your world right now - by treating others in the way that you would like to be treated yourself.
The wisdom is simple. The works of the masters who taught us this is priceless.
⠀
So the way you can save the world today - is to help save the knowledge that teaches us how to do that. It is to support ACIP and by that make sure that the teachings that can save us all are safe - the manuscripts are digitalized and translated into modern languages.
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This is how we can save the world today.
One of our staff members at the Mongolian National Library in total joy after inputting and saving ancient wisdom. Did you know that you can donate today and play a role in Keeping Wisdom Alive in the world ? link here to donate -https://bit.ly/2MoD64A
Sanskrit is a language of ancient India with a 3,500-year history. Sanskrit has had a major impact on every language. It is considered to be the mother of all languages. Ayurveda and yoga teaching exists within the language of the gods (Sanskrit).
Rooted poetic verses, Ayurveda had been passed down solely through the memorization of these sacred scriptures and manuscripts.
There are deep Sanskrit roots in every text that ACIP saves, including Tibetan translations to yoga and Ayurveda.
ACIP welcomes Dr. John Campbell (John Campbell)to join our team in Sedona to help us preserve the Sanskrit heritage.
John is embarking on organizing the precious Ayurvedic and yoga texts which Dr. Ramachandran (DrRamachandran NV) has collected over twenty years in south India, the buddhist texts from Santosh Dwivedi's Varanasi Input Center and Sonam Lhamo's south India centers collected over 35 years, and our most recent project transcribing precious Sanskrit manuscripts at the Nagarjuna Institute of Buddhist Studies in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Thank you, our dear donors, for supporting ACIP so we’re able to hire such professionals.
Rooted poetic verses, Ayurveda had been passed down solely through the memorization of these sacred scriptures and manuscripts.
There are deep Sanskrit roots in every text that ACIP saves, including Tibetan translations to yoga and Ayurveda.
ACIP welcomes Dr. John Campbell (John Campbell)to join our team in Sedona to help us preserve the Sanskrit heritage.
John is embarking on organizing the precious Ayurvedic and yoga texts which Dr. Ramachandran (DrRamachandran NV) has collected over twenty years in south India, the buddhist texts from Santosh Dwivedi's Varanasi Input Center and Sonam Lhamo's south India centers collected over 35 years, and our most recent project transcribing precious Sanskrit manuscripts at the Nagarjuna Institute of Buddhist Studies in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Thank you, our dear donors, for supporting ACIP so we’re able to hire such professionals.
Some of the vastness of the Mongolian collection can be viewed in this video. The size and scope of the library is such that we are still discovering new texts regularly. There is a unique opportunity for you to participate in the preservation of an entire text through our Keeping Wisdom Alive campaign. By clicking this link you can donate today and preserve an entire text in your name. https://bit.ly/2MoD64A
The Mongolian National Library holds treasures of wisdom and compassion for humanity. Texts that were written by yogi scholars and people with education equivalents of triple PHD's. We are still discovering more and more texts at the library because the collection is so vast. Today you have a unique opportunity to play a role in keeping wisdom alive. You can donate through this link right here and play a role in preserving a text. https://asianclassics.givingfuel.com/preserve-a-text
