Introduction To Vedic Mathematics

What is Vedic Mathematics ?

Vedic Mathematics is an ancient system of Mathematics originated in India.  This was rediscovered  by Sri Bharathi Krishna Thirthaji (1884-1960). He wrote 16 Sutras (Formulae) and 13 Upa Sutras (Sub Formulae) by which we can solve almost all the modem mathematical problems.

Jagad Guru Shankaracharya
Sri Bharathi Krishna Thirthaji
( 1884 - 1960 )

• Vedic math is pure mathematics based on certain Sanskrit sutras or formulae. 
• Entire mathematics is based on these simple sutras.
• These sutras describe the way the mind naturally behaves.
• The whole emphasis of the vedic mathematics system is on the process and movement taking place in the mind at the time that a problem is being solved.
• The effect of this is to bring the mind into the present moment.

How is Vedic Mathematics different?

• Each number got peculiar properties and ways of behavior. 
• If these are closely looked at, we have newer and newer methods of doing calculations. 
• Vedic mathematics is a good means of performing calculations mentally.
• It also keeps before us more than one way of doing a particular calculation.
• One can come up with his own innovative methods of carrying out calculations.
• This leads to more creative, interested and intelligent students.

Why should one study Vedic Mathematics and what are the advantages over regular mathematics?

• Vedic mathematcs is simpler yet more intelligent than regular mathematcs.
• Mathematical problems can be solved with amazing speed and accuracy.
• Large operations can also be done mentally.
• Problems are reduced to one-line answers.
• One need not know the multiplication tables of numbers  above 5.
• Answers can be verified with stunning speed.
• In vedic math we make use of our own mental faculties and the tremendous potential of the brain.
• utilizes both the left-brain (logic) and the right brain (creativity).
• Improvement in our mental ability, sharpness, creativity and intelligence.
• Reduces our dependence on calculators.
• Numbers become playful, removing the fear and anxiety of math.
• Vedic math is complementary to regular math taught in schools.
• Students learning Vedic Math excel at school. 

All Above Vedic Maths is invaluable tool for competitive exams