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Short, repeatable seven-day routes that turn browsing into steady learning.
Beginner
7 days

Seven Days Of Foundations

A calm first week for understanding the map before going deeper.

Start day 1
  1. Day 1

    Start with the map

    What Sanathana Dharma means and how to approach it.

    Practice: Write one question you want this study to answer.

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  2. Day 2

    Dharma

    Duty, order, ethics, and right relationship.

    Practice: Notice one decision today through the lens of dharma.

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  3. Day 3

    Karma

    Action, consequence, intention, and responsibility.

    Practice: Before one action, pause and name your intention.

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  4. Day 4

    Scripture

    Vedas, Upanishads, Itihasas, Puranas, and Gita.

    Practice: Choose one text family you want to explore next.

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  5. Day 5

    Devata

    Forms of the divine and what they embody.

    Practice: Reflect on one quality you associate with the divine.

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  6. Day 6

    Living practice

    Puja, festivals, vrats, and the home tradition.

    Practice: Make one ordinary action deliberate and reverent.

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  7. Day 7

    Choose your next path

    Move into practice, stories, philosophy, or lineage.

    Practice: Choose the next path you want to study this week.

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Intermediate
7 days

Seven Days With The Gita

A focused week around action, devotion, clarity, and surrender.

Start day 1
  1. Day 1

    The setting

    Why the teaching begins with crisis and confusion.

    Practice: Name one place where you need clarity.

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  2. Day 2

    Action

    Karma yoga and work without attachment to fruit.

    Practice: Do one task carefully without checking for praise.

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  3. Day 3

    Self

    Atman, embodiment, and the witness.

    Practice: Spend five quiet minutes watching thoughts arise.

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  4. Day 4

    Devotion

    Bhakti as love, surrender, and remembrance.

    Practice: Repeat one sacred name or phrase with attention.

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  5. Day 5

    Knowledge

    Seeing clearly through guna, maya, and discernment.

    Practice: Ask what is temporary and what is lasting.

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  6. Day 6

    Dharma

    Personal duty, courage, and right action.

    Practice: Write one duty you should not avoid.

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  7. Day 7

    Integration

    Turn the week into a next reading route.

    Practice: Ask Dharma Guide for a follow-up reading list.

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Beginner
7 days

Seven Days Of Living Practice

A practical route through sacred time, worship, and daily remembrance.

Start day 1
  1. Day 1

    Sacred time

    Use the calendar to notice tithi, vara, and observances.

    Practice: Check today's panchanga before beginning study.

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  2. Day 2

    Puja

    Understand ritual as attention, offering, and presence.

    Practice: Offer gratitude before a meal or task.

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  3. Day 3

    Mantra

    Sacred sound and repetition.

    Practice: Repeat one mantra or prayer slowly eleven times.

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  4. Day 4

    Seva

    Service as practice.

    Practice: Help someone without announcing it.

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  5. Day 5

    Festivals

    How observances teach through rhythm and memory.

    Practice: Look up the next festival and read its meaning.

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  6. Day 6

    Temple

    Darshan, murti, pilgrimage, and sacred place.

    Practice: Sit quietly for five minutes before an image or flame.

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  7. Day 7

    Daily rhythm

    Build one small sustainable practice.

    Practice: Choose one practice to repeat for the next seven days.

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