Vedic Philosophical Basis for Regenerative Ecosystems

This chapter introduces the concept of ecosystemsEcosystem with an embedded element of a socio-human dimensionDimension having trans-empiricalTrans-empirical implications. While highlighting the importance of regenerative ecosystemsEcosystem in the Indian context, the author draws attention to its age-old tradition, which is hindered by the challenges of exponential population growth and the lack of gender equality (women’s rights). The Vedic philosophical basis as a foundational aspect of the Hindu perspectivePerspective is presented, while arguing for the notion of inseparability between BrahmanBrahman and the empirical world. The theoretical essay acknowledges the existence of diverse religious practices in India while scrutinising the illegal and immoral approaches performed in the name of religion. The author calls for a reformative approach, terming knowledge as an ever evolvingEvolving and contextual phenomenon, emphasising the importance of reason and inquiry over blind beliefBelief, and argues for a deeper understanding and analysis of these issues to ensure a regenerative and harmonious society.