Projects and CSR

DAM Initiative

Preserving India’s Spiritual Heritage through Digital Asset Management (DAM)

Maharshi Adhyatma Vishwavidyalay (MAV) is developing a robust Digital Asset Management (DAM) platform to systematically archive, organise, and preserve over four decades of spiritual research, Indian Knowledge Systems, manuscripts, images, audio, video, and experimental documentation for long-term access.

Designed as a multilingual and research-ready repository, the DAM will standardise metadata across Marathi, Hindi, and English, enabling scholars, institutions, and future generations to discover, study, and apply this knowledge responsibly and efficiently.

Creating a Foundation for Research, Education, and Cultural Continuity

Structured preservation of rare spiritual knowledge

Ensuring fragile and dispersed materials are digitally safeguarded, indexed, and protected against loss, decay, or fragmentation.

Multilingual metadata and taxonomy development

Standardising spiritual terminology across languages to support accurate discovery, academic research, and cross-disciplinary collaboration.

Scalable digital infrastructure for institutions

Building a future-ready system capable of supporting museums, universities, archives, and research centres working with Indian Knowledge Systems.

CSR-aligned knowledge impact

By supporting this initiative, investors, corporates and philanthropists can play a vital role in safeguarding priceless knowledge and enabling its discovery, research, and dissemination for generations to come.

Partner with MAV to preserve India’s spiritual legacy using technology that serves humanity.

MAV Syllabus

Developing a Holistic Spiritual Curriculum for Modern Education

At MAV, we are committed to revitalising the moral and spiritual fabric of contemporary society through education. This initiative aligns with the UGC-developed guidelines on “Mulya Pravah 2.0 — Inculcation of Human Values and Professional Ethics in Higher Educational Institutions,” as per the National Education Policy, 2020 (NEP-2020).

Our curriculum is based on the wisdom of the Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS), which we are adapting to be relevant to today’s generation. As we continue to grow towards establishing a full-fledged university campus on over 100 acres of procured land, we look forward to governmental and community support for this noble endeavour.

Building Inner Capacity, Character, and Conscious Leadership

Evidence-informed and experiential pedagogy

Through research-based studies, MAV demonstrates how various disciplines, such as the performing arts and the fine arts (which are part of the 64 Kalas), can serve as conduits for personal development and spiritual growth.

Structured learning from foundational to advanced levels

Offering age-appropriate and progressive modules that guide learners from basic to advanced levels in enhancing spiritual and moral development (sanskars).

High-impact CSR alignment

Enabling corporates to invest in preventive mental wellbeing, ethical leadership, and youth development through scalable educational interventions.

Integration with education and wellbeing initiatives

Designed for adoption by schools, universities, NGOs, and training programmes focused on mental health, values education, and holistic development.

Support the creation of a syllabus that nurtures resilient individuals and a values-driven society.

MAV Campus

Building a Living Campus for Research, Learning, and Societal Well-being

MAV envisions the development of a large, spiritually conducive campus that enables the University to scale its education, research, and outreach for the benefit of society, the nation, and the world.

Having procured over 100 acres of land, MAV can significantly expand its work across education, environmental research, culture, health, and sustainability—multiplying impact far beyond what is possible within its current limited premises.

Creating an Integrated Ecosystem for Knowledge, Nature, and Humanity

Land-intensive research in botany and agriculture

Advancing pioneering studies on medicinal plants, environmental purity, soil health, climate impact, and sustainable agriculture from both physical and subtle perspectives.

Zoology and animal well-being research

Establishing facilities for ethical research on animal behaviour, indigenous cow conservation, Panchagavya studies, and the impact of spiritually positive environments on living beings.

Academic, cultural, and research infrastructure

Developing scalable academic buildings, libraries, museums, auditoriums, studios, and ritual spaces to support education, research dissemination, and cultural preservation.

Sustainable living and residential facilities

Creating environmentally responsible housing, healthcare, meditation, and community spaces that support long-term learning, service, and inner development.

Support the creation of a future-ready campus that unites education, sustainability, and spiritual research.

Virtual Reality – Temple Project

Preserving Temple Heritage Through Immersive Virtual Reality Experiences

MAV, in collaboration with our partner WhoVR, is developing immersive virtual reality experiences that enable people worldwide to explore Indian temples through realistic 360-degree walk-throughs, combining advanced VR technology with authentic spiritual research and educational content.

Beginning with major temples of Goa, this initiative digitally documents temple architecture, rituals, and spiritual significance, while educating users on the correct and meaningful way to perform darshan—making sacred spaces accessible across geography, age, and physical ability.

Where Technology, Heritage, and Consciousness Converge

Spiritual research embedded in VR

Integrating MAV’s research using aura and energy scanners to explain the subtle benefits of temples, rituals, architecture, and spiritually pure environments.

Immersive virtual temple experiences

Creating high-fidelity 360-degree inner and outer temple walk-throughs enriched with guided narration, educational callouts, and interactive storytelling modules.

High-impact CSR and tourism outcomes

Supporting heritage preservation, education, spiritual tourism, and community engagement through a scalable digital platform with measurable social and cultural impact.

Engaging younger generations and global audiences

Using VR to foster cultural pride, curiosity, and responsibility among youth and the diaspora by presenting temples in a format that resonates with digital-native learners.

Partner with MAV to reimagine temple heritage through immersive technology for future generations.

Driving Social Transformation through Spiritual Research and Indian Knowledge Systems