The foundations for this were laid in the 1970s at the Maharishi European Research University (MERU), Switzerland, and were refined in the 1980s by scientists from various disciplines with a view to their social application. In the 1990s, a knowledge system emerged that is capable of providing an absolute foundation for the management of society, including defence and healthcare, and especially for what is increasingly determining all areas of life as "artificial intelligence".
The more the 21st century progresses, the more urgent it becomes to apply the findings of resilience research in order to strengthen the universal values of European culture in such a way that the diverse regional cultural values are constantly evolving. This is important because the overall social equilibrium is not a static, stationary state, but a complex, dynamically changing phenomenon. From the perspective of resilience research, progress and further development are the foundations of lasting peace: regionally and globally, nationally and internationally.
RESILIENCE as the central theme of Veda Science Magazine has the following five pillars:
- The cultural-scientific context: reciprocity between the individual and society
- Vedic culture as a universal guiding culture: Practical Integration of the Relative and Absolute Realms of Life
- The Four Transformational Steps in the Gap between Relative and Absolute as the Foundation of a Balanced Righteous Intellect
- Transformation in Manifestation through the Quality of Intelligence Expressed in Education and Training
- The Total Potential of Human Intelligence: Maharishi's System of 40 Vedic branches of knowledge.