Consciousness Research Centre — A Living Archive of Vedic and Buddhist Wisdom
Exploring Vedic philosophy, spiritual practice, and Self-realization through accessible insights and timeless teachings.
For over 13 years, Consciousness Research Centre has presented a postgraduate-level seminar on spiritual philosophy and practice — over 2,000 video talks exploring the Upaniṣads, the Buddha’s teachings, yoga, tantra, astrology, and lived experience of the Self.
This archive is guided by a simple vow: everything taught here has been personally studied, practiced and realized. Each talk is both commentary and testimony, linking original sources of Vedic and Buddhist traditions with the challenges of contemporary life.
The project continues to grow as a freely available library of wisdom — a path for seekers, students, and researchers who wish to discover not only what the scriptures say, but how their truths can be lived today.
Visit the YouTube Channel → https://youtube.com/@ConsciousnessResearch
This project hosts the public website of the Consciousness Research Centre, maintained by Dev Priyānanda Svāmī Bhagavān, presenting original reflections, translations, and commentaries on Vedic and Buddhist philosophy, weaving ancient wisdom into contemporary life.
The vision:
- Evergreen content – durable writings available for generations.
- Accessible insights – precise but friendly explorations of Upaniṣadic, yogic, and Buddhist teachings.
- Open knowledge – designed to remain online and easy to maintain, with minimal dependencies.
Exploring Vedic philosophy and Self-realization through timeless teachings and accessible insights. An evergreen blog by the Consciousness Research Centre.
This site uses GitHub Pages for hosting.
- Repository name:
consciousnessresearch.github.io - Any files in the main branch will be served automatically at
👉 https://consciousnessresearch.github.io - Use standard static site generators (like Jekyll or Hugo)
– or simply HTML/Markdown files – for content. - To grant collaborator access:
- Go to Settings → Collaborators
- Invite by GitHub username or email.
- Recommended structure:
/ (root)
index.md → Homepage
/posts/ → Blog entries
/assets/ → Images, CSS
- Future‑proofing:
- Avoid heavy dependencies.
- Stick to plain Markdown + static HTML/CSS.
- Backup repo locally and on another Git host for redundancy.
Content © Dev Priyānanda Svāmī Bhagavān 2012-2025.
Licensed under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 4.0
Intended for open spiritual study and inspiration.
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