Culture is the bedrock on which civilization stands and flourishes.

But how exactly does it continue?
How is it transferred to the next generation?

For the first time Hindus today are unsure about transferring our values to the next generation. The elders are unsure of what they are leaving behind and the young are unsure of what they are inheriting.

Bridging this inter-generational gap is critical for an Indic Civilizational renaissance and imbuing the seed of civilizational leadership in young minds.

Towards this, we must work on 3 central institutions that have long ensured civilizational continuity but face a grave threat of slow yet steady and targeted disintegration today :

* Family (kutumba)
* Guru/Sampradaya
* Temple (kṣetra)

Centuries of psychological colonization has left us bereft of our ability to access the subtler experiences offered by our rituals and temples. It is tradition that anchors the family. Today, kids and parents are more culturally alien to each other than ever before. How does one work to solve this?

At Bṛhat, we work to serve these central meaning-making institutions through three key verticals :

* Culture Creatives
* Policy Research
* Leadership Development

We create visual content to tell the stories of Bhārata at Bṛhadmṛdaṅga and write thought-provoking pieces for the Hindu intellectual at Dhīti. We offer affordable online learning in IKS at Bṛhat Draṣṭā and temple immersive experiences at Bṛhat Anveṣī.

Imbuing young minds with dhārmika citta is critical. Helping the culturally-rooted parent regain their self-respect is essential. Towards that, we partner with universities and schools where we conceptualize and execute programs for parents, faculty and children alike in civilizational awareness and leadership.

Thus, we create culture-rooted thought models. We curate culture-fit in mass media. We consult for NEP-IKS implementation in education. And we research to take our knowledge systems to society.

But at the core of all that we do, lies the sacred. We seek to serve to our best capacity, our devatās and the sanātana cetana of Bhārata.

Ultimately, every endeavor must scale to inform policy changes at the state level. It is only when Hindu concerns become policy concerns that generational change can happen. To reach there, we aim to invest in :

1) Building intellectual leadership within our young team
2) Generating competencies essential for policy, research & tech
3) Scaling existing programs and partnerships for sustainability

To strengthen our efforts for this civilizational vision, we seek your blessings and support. You can choose to contribute in any of the ways given below :

1. Explore and participate in our programs such as Bṛhat Draṣṭā and Bṛhat Anveṣī.
and join our community - https://www.brhat.in/

2. Subscribe to our monthly/annual/life membership plan and avail special features as a Bṛhat member - https://www.brhat.in/members

3. Sponsor specific programs and initiatives in visual content and education. Please reach out to us at [email protected] if you wish to converse on the same.

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