About 'Jeevan Vidya' Philosophy.

Madhyasth Darshan (Jeevan Vidya) or ‘Coexistential Philosophy’ has come about via original existential exploratory-research by (late) Shri A Nagraj of Amarkantak, India (originally from Hassan, Karnataka). It is a new discovery that inaugurates the fundamental nature of the Universe, Human Being, Consciousness & Human purpose.

This is not based on any religion, sect, politics or money, but on natural laws, on reality. This is an ‘existence based human focused contemplation’. This Coexistential Philosophy (Coexistentialism) is being presented as an ‘Alternative’ to Materialism(Science) and Theism/Spiritualism for evaluation and study by humankind. 

Salient Points

This philosophy is comprehensive. It examines, & provides an integral-view of all dimensions of human life:

• spiritual (existential, experiential),
• intellectual (logical, rational),
• behavioral (emotional) &
• material (sensory, occupational)

It does not

• Talk of ‘renunciation‘ or ‘negate’ the world we live in – it rather explains it.
• Talk of ‘indulgence’ in the world – it rather lights up our relationship with it.
• Is not a lesson in morality – rather the uncovering the natural state of being in every Human

It enables freedom :

• freedom from prevailing individual criminality & communal mentality between peoples
• freedom from illusion(delusion) and
• freedom from mania for profit, consumption and sex

It is practicable :

• It can be studied and understood by every human – logically & intuitively.
• It has a definite method of study by which we can have realization.
• It comes in education: is universal, verifiable & free of mysticism.

It comes in living :

• Enables human character: morality in wealth, behavior & marital-life.
• Enables virtues like simplicity, generosity, kindness & benevolence. 
• We can understand ourselves as humans and fulfill our relationships in family, society and nature. We can live purposeful and meaningful lives.

It has all-round solutions for the myriad  problems all of us face, the world faces:  

• Personal strife and meaninglessness
• Interpersonal issues with people – in the family & around
• Societal conflict – like war & exploitation
• Ecological problems – pollution & resource depletion

This coexistential philosophy is not tied to any past or existing belief or knowledge tradition.Rather, is presented as an 'Alternative' to prevalent Materialism/Science and Theism/Spiritualism.

It proposes 'alternative' thesis for Sociology, Economics, Psychology, Materialism, Spiritualism and knowledge systems (darsana) .

These are in the form of 12 books written originally in the Hindi language by Shri A.Nagraj.