List Moderators' Note : Hindu Dharma Who is copyrighting Vedanta?

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Hari OM!

 

Blessed Ones,

 

Who is claiming copyright for Advaita Vedanta? everything came from

HIM! nothing can be actually copyrighted regards to Vedanta. Is this

not mere selfishness? this is totally ironical, Sri Krishna, Veda

Vyasa, Vasishta, Sri Sankaracharya never copyrighted anything, why

You and I want to do it??? Please think.

 

In US, there was a case in the court reagarding Vikram Yoga, he want

to copyright Yoga, you know what the judge told him, Yoga is

everybody's neither yours nor mine, it is everybody's property even

the Patanjali Maharishi never copyrighted anything. Why Vikram Yoga

wants to do it. This is the kind of mentality, if the Saint is real

and sincere in the Ashram the people around are really crooked, that

is why this kind of foolishess is happening.

 

If the GURU copyrights everything the Disciples cannot live

afterwards.

 

With Love & OM!

 

Krishna Prasad

 

 

 

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advaitin, "Krishna Prasad" <rkrishp99>

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> Hari OM!

>

> Blessed Ones,

>

> Who is claiming copyright for Advaita Vedanta? everything came from

> HIM! nothing can be actually copyrighted regards to Vedanta. Is

this

> not mere selfishness?

 

Namaste All,

 

"© Copyright Shri Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham

No part of this web site may be reproduced without explicit

permission from the Peetham. Some material put up on this web site

are protected by individual copyrights of the concerned

organisations."

 

Please understand that Advaita Vedanta is not copy-righted,

but anyone who writes a commentary on it has the option of exercising

the "Intellectual Property Rights" under the International Copyright

Convention. The author may choose to waive this for specific

purposes, by authorizing the distribution by permission, or

completely when it comes the category of 'Public Domain'. Otherwise

it is known as 'Piracy', and prosecutable in a court of law. Brief

extracts for review are permitted.

 

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For further information:

 

http://www.ucl.ac.uk/~ucgadkw/indnet-textarchive.html

 

two WEB sites, to which you are recommended for more information

about copyright issues.

 

The Mystery Behind the Copyright © , by Christopher B. Skvarka

Ten Big Myths about Copyright Explained , by Brad Templeton

See also

 

Copyright FAQ prepared by the UK Arts and Humanities Data Service and

the Technical Advisory Service for Images.

Project Looking Forward, Final Report, Sketching the Future of

Copyright in a Networked World by College of William and Mary Law

Professor Trotter Hardy.

The US Copyright Office has published "Project Looking Forward: Final

Report, Sketching the Future of Copyright in a Networked World" by

College of William and Mary Law Professor Trotter Hardy, who

conducted the project on contract with the Copyright Office during

the latter half of 1996. It is available online (above link) and may

be ordered in paper from the Government Printing Office for $23,

stock number S/N 030-002-00191-8, from mid-August 1998.

 

 

 

 

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advaitin, "advaitins" <moderators@a...> wrote:

> advaitin, "Krishna Prasad" <rkrishp99>

> wrote:

>

>

>

> For further information:

 

The links to the different sites on Copyright are:

 

http://www.copyright.gov/

The US Copyright Office has published "Project Looking Forward: Final

Report, Sketching the Future of Copyright in a Networked World" by

College of William and Mary Law Professor Trotter Hardy

 

http://www.pitt.edu/~skvarka/education/copyright/

The Mystery Behind the Copyright © , by Christopher B. Skvarka

 

http://www.templetons.com/brad/copymyths.html

Ten Big Myths about Copyright Explained , by Brad Templeton

 

http://ahds.ac.uk/copyrightfaq.htm

Copyright FAQ prepared by the UK Arts and Humanities Data Service and

the Technical Advisory Service for Images.

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hari OM!

 

Blessed all,

 

our own Bharat does not have any copyright law?? because all this

copyright laws seems to be implemented by US, UK et. al. So what

ever these so called developed countries make that is the law for

the world? even for our Vedas surprising.

 

There is no individuality in Advaita Vedanta. so there is no

question of copyright also.

 

Even now, our own Saints proclaim the Vedanta the younger generation

of India is looking westwards and the same thing whatever the Saints

said if it comes from the mouth of a John, a Maxmuller, and or some

ABC then it is "Veda Vakyam" for them. It is really a shame.

 

Finally these people will say tomorrow that Yoga is discovered by

Stephen from New York, that also we will agree what a shame what a

shame.

 

The above is the view gone through my mind.

 

With Love & OM!

 

Krishna Prasad

 

 

 

advaitin, "advaitins" <moderators@a...> wrote:

> advaitin, "advaitins" <moderators@a...>

wrote:

> > advaitin, "Krishna Prasad"

<rkrishp99>

> > wrote:

>

> >

> >

> >

> > For further information:

>

> The links to the different sites on Copyright are:

>

> http://www.copyright.gov/

> The US Copyright Office has published "Project Looking Forward:

Final

> Report, Sketching the Future of Copyright in a Networked World" by

> College of William and Mary Law Professor Trotter Hardy

>

> http://www.pitt.edu/~skvarka/education/copyright/

> The Mystery Behind the Copyright © , by Christopher B. Skvarka

>

> http://www.templetons.com/brad/copymyths.html

> Ten Big Myths about Copyright Explained , by Brad Templeton

>

> http://ahds.ac.uk/copyrightfaq.htm

> Copyright FAQ prepared by the UK Arts and Humanities Data Service

and

> the Technical Advisory Service for Images.

>

>

>

> Advaitin List Moderators

[Guest guest]

advaitin, "Krishna Prasad" <rkrishp99>

wrote:

> Hari OM!

>

> Blessed all,

>

> our own Bharat does not have any copyright law?? because all this

> copyright laws seems to be implemented by US, UK et. al. So what

> ever these so called developed countries make that is the law for

> the world? even for our Vedas surprising.

 

Nmaste,

 

advaitin, "Krishna Prasad" <rkrishp99>

wrote:

> Hari OM!

>

> Blessed all,

>

> our own Bharat does not have any copyright law?? because all this

> copyright laws seems to be implemented by US, UK et. al. So what

> ever these so called developed countries make that is the law for

> the world? even for our Vedas surprising.

 

Namaste,

 

India is a party to the Berne Convention (1886); and the

Universal Copyright Convention (1952) administered by UNESCO.

 

"¡@¡@India is a member of Universal Copyright Convention. Under this

treaty, each member state grants the same protection to works

(whether published or not) of nationals of, and to works first

published in , any other member state as it grants to its nationals

for works first published in its territory or unpublished works

created within its territory. Thus, software created by an Indian

author or first published in India is protected in a convention

member country to the extent that the member's current copyright

status protects software."

 

For info. on India's Copyright Law:

 

http://www.singhania.com/ip/page01_03.html

 

As a rule of thumb, the copyright ends 70 years after the

author's demise.

 

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