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Mimamsa Darshana Part – 1

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Course Code:

TAT3210

Credit Hours:

1.5 Quarter-Credit-Hours

Course Level:

300

Area of Study:

Texts and Traditions

Course Description

TAT3210 – Mimamsa Darshana Part 1 is an in-depth course, forming the first segment of a two-part series, delving into the foundational principles of philosophy, and interpretations of the Mīmāṁsā school of Indian philosophy, based on the Mīmāṁsā Sūtras of Maharshi Jaimini. The curriculum will include an exploration of the original Sūtras of Maharṣi Jaimini, providing direct engagement with the foundational principles of Mīmāṁsā Darśana.
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Program of Study

This course is part of the following programs:

  • Community Education Program (CEP)
  • Certificate Program in Hindu Studies (CPHS)

Division

Community Education Division

Required / Core / Elective:

Elective

Prerequisites:

Admission to the program of study.

Semester / Quarter System:

Quarter

Number of Weeks:

11

Semester / Quarter Offered:

Summer 2025

Days of the Week:

Every Wednesday

Time:

9:00 pm EST – 10:30 pm EST

Start Date:

July 16, 2025

End Date:

September 24, 2025

Faculty

Dr. Kuldip Dhiman

Dr Kuldip Dhiman has master’s Degrees in English, Philosophy, Sanskrit, and Graphic Design. He earned his doctorate in philosophy from Panjab University. His schooling was done at Kendriya Vidyalaya, Hebbal, Bangalore. He also did a course in journalism from Writer’s Bureau, UK.
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Dr. Kuldip Dhiman

DR. KULDIP DHIMAN

Faculty – Graduate Division / Community Education Division (Text and Tradition)

Dr. Kuldip Dhiman serves as a Texts and Traditions faculty member at both the Graduate and Community Education Divisions at HUA. He holds Master’s Degrees in English, Philosophy, Sanskrit, and Graphic Design, and earned his Ph.D. in Philosophy from Punjab University. His early education was at Kendriya Vidyalaya, Hebbal, Bangalore, and he also completed a course in journalism from the Writer’s Bureau, UK.

Dr. Dhiman is the author of several works, including The Yogavasishtha of Valmiki (a seminal text on Vedanta), The Ultimate Iconoclast (on the philosophy of Rajneesh Osho), Emotion – The Essence of Life (on evolutionary psychology), and The Yogasutram (a translation from Sanskrit to English with the Vyasa Bhashya). He is currently producing YouTube videos on the Yogasutram in both English and Hindi.

With over three years of experience teaching Sanskrit through the Bhagavad Gita at Punjab University, Dr. Dhiman has developed an effective indirect method for language instruction. He also teaches the Yogasutram online, making this classical text accessible to a wider audience.

In addition to his work in philosophy and Sanskrit, Dr. Dhiman is internationally recognized for his research on reincarnation, having investigated over a dozen cases and published his findings both in India and abroad. His diverse interests include music, photography, and cinematography, reflecting a multifaceted engagement with art, culture, and scholarship.


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Course Learning Objectives

In this course students will be able to:

  • Gain a foundational understanding of the Mīmāṁsā school of philosophy.
  • Explore the relevance of Mīmāṁsā principles in interpreting Vedic texts and rituals.
  • Recognize the impact of Mīmāṁsā on other Indian philosophical systems, Indian epistemology, ethics, and linguistics. and its contemporary relevance.
  • Appreciate the philosophical and ethical dimensions of Vedic rituals.

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Course Content

The term Mīmāṁsā signifies the desire to know through rational analysis. This course introduces students to the hermeneutical methods of Mīmāṁsā, equipping them to interpret foundational such as the Upaniṣads, Bhagavad Gītā, and other Vedic texts with enhanced clarity. Furthermore, students will develop the ability to critically examine, and address objections raised by the Nāstika (heterodox) schools.

It is more than twice the length of all the other five darśanas combined It addresses 1,000 Vedic topics (adhikaraṇas) and comprises 16 chapters, most of which are divided into four sub-chapters.

We aim to complete as much of the First Chapter as possible.

Course Materials and Resources –

– Primary Texts:

– Mīmāṁsā Sūtras by Jaimini.

– Śabara Bhāṣya.

– Secondary Sources:

-The Mīmāṁsā Philosophy” by S.K. Belvalkar.

– “The Sacred Books of the Hindus” series.

– Supplementary Readings:

– Articles on comparative studies of Indian philosophy.

– Contemporary works on Indian epistemology and hermeneutics.

Class Structure

There will be a minimum of 2 contact hour every week. The class is structured in a way that promotes discussion and debate based on self-study and reflection each week. While the content being discussed in each class will be concluded within 90 minutes, the discussion time will be free format, and can continue for an additional 30 minutes maximum. The class structure is aimed to promote learning, self-study, reflection, and discussion every week.

During the course, students will be required answer one assignment at the end of the course. A model question paper would be provided quite early in the course so that the students can take guidance from the instructor if necessary. The students will have to attend and participate in every class except for emergency reasons as it will benefit them in learning most from the class.

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Mimamsa Darshana Part – 1

Courses in the Program

  • SAN5101 Vedic Sciences Foundations
  • SAN5102 Vyakarana 01
  • SAN5103 Sahitya I – Landscape
  • SAN5104 Veda I – Introduction to Vedas
  • SAN6101 Nyaya Vaisesika Basic
  • SAN6102 Vyakarana II
  • SAN6103 Sahitya II – Padya
  • SAN6104 Vedas II – Rgveda
  • SAN6105 Yoga Basic
  • SAN7101 Nyaya Vaiseshika Advanced
  • SAN7102 Vyakarana III
  • SAN7103 Sahitya III – Nataka
  • SAN7104 Veda III – Yajurveda-Samaveda
  • SAN7105 Ayurveda Basic
  • SAN7106 Mimasa Basic
  • SAN7107 Jyotisha Basic
  • SAN8101 Term Project
  • SAN8102 Vyakarana IV
  • SAN8103 Sahithya IV – Gadya and Campu
  • SAN8104 Veda IV – Atharva Veda
  • SAN8105 Yoga Advanced
  • SAN8106 Mimasa Advanced
  • SAN8107 Jyotisha Advanced
  • SAN8108 Ayurveda Advanced
  • SAN8109 Vedanta Basic
  • SAN8110 Vedanta Advanced