Amid the confluence of spirituality, culture, and artistic expression at BharatKool Adhyay–2, one of the most contemplative and intellectually stirring moments emerged through the address of Shri Bhagyesh Jha, who redirected the audience’s gaze inward—towards Atmatva, the core of Indian philosophical thought.
Offering reverence to Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva, Shri Bhagyesh Jha anchored his discourse in India’s ancient civilisational wisdom, emphasizing that self-reflection and inward inquiry are not modern trends but foundational elements of Bharatiya Sanskriti. In a festival that celebrated art, music, and tradition, his reflections stood out for their quiet depth and contemporary relevance.
Drawing a striking contrast between technological advancement and human consciousness, Shri Bhagyesh Jha observed that while Artificial Intelligence may surpass humans in memory, speed, and data processing, it can never replace Chaitanya—human consciousness. “AI represents intelligence,” he noted, “but humans represent awareness. This awareness is Atmatva.” His words resonated strongly with the audience, especially the youth, at a time when technology increasingly defines identity and purpose.
Shri Bhagyesh Jha elaborated that Indian philosophy never viewed life as merely functional or material. Instead, it consistently encouraged individuals to explore the self beyond the mind and intellect. According to him, this inward journey—deeply embedded in Sanatan Dharma—is what gives balance, clarity, and meaning to human existence.
By placing Atmatva at the center of modern discourse, Shri Bhagyesh Jha subtly reminded the gathering that India’s strength lies not only in its cultural expressions or historical legacy, but in its living philosophy—capable of guiding humanity even in the age of algorithms and automation.
At BharatKool Adhyay–2, where voices from governance, spirituality, art, and society converged, Shri Bhagyesh Jha’s reflections served as a bridge between ancient wisdom and modern reality—a reminder that progress without self-awareness remains incomplete.
In essence, his presence and perspective reaffirmed the very soul of BharatKool: celebrating culture not as nostalgia, but as a conscious way of life.
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