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The course fosters intellectual rigour, ethical discernment, and digital literacy skills that are invaluable across all disciplines and careers.  In today’s media landscape of digital multiplatform, multichannel, multimedia, multilingual and multi format it is incumbent upon educators to equip students to become informed, responsible, and active participants in society.  This course doesn’t just teach critical media skills—it reinforces students’ agentic foundation for the empowerment of a resilient and discerning citizenship for harmonious coexistence while understanding issues of concern and interest from different perspectives

 Welcome to our smartphone-tethered, screen-dominated, digitally convergent, template and algorithm-driven society and AI-aided world where the multifaceted over 8.2 billion world population contributes to a rich tapestry of cultural and philosophical thoughts. In this troll-harassed, social media-dominated, media-saturated and content-flooded post-truth era thousands of children and unsavy net users are being victimised by scammers and fraudsters.    By incorporating Critical Media Literacy for the Digital Age into your curriculum, universities can help shape media-literate graduates who are well-prepared to thrive in today’s information-driven society.  

Why Should Universities Adopt This Course?

 Welcome to our smartphone-tethered, screen-dominated, digitally convergent, template and algorithm-driven society and AI-aided world where the multifaceted over 8.2 billion world population contributes to a rich tapestry of cultural and philosophical thoughts. In this troll-harassed, social media-dominated, media-saturated and content-flooded post-truth era thousands of children and unsavy net users are being victimised by scammers and fraudsters.    By incorporating Critical Media Literacy for the Digital Age into your curriculum, universities can help shape media-literate graduates who are well-prepared to thrive in today’s information-driven society.  
“Journalists know news and opinion are separate, but readers often can’t tell the difference” - Kevin Lerner.  Chomsky asserts that "propaganda is to a democracy what the bludgeon is to a totalitarian state" -Media Control.    Digital migrant journalists must feel unnerving faced with the  suite of gadgetry in the world of digital convergence whereas digital native journalists have naturally embraced it and use them with ease, as if it's second nature to them. The digital era has ushered in an unprecedented transformation across all aspects of human existence, redefining how we communicate, consume information, and connect with the world  

Navigating the Digital Transformation in Journalism

“Journalists know news and opinion are separate, but readers often can’t tell the difference” – Kevin Lerner.  Chomsky asserts that “propaganda is to a democracy what the bludgeon is to a totalitarian state” -Media Control.    Digital migrant journalists must feel unnerving faced with the  suite of gadgetry in the world of digital convergence whereas digital native journalists have naturally embraced it and use them with ease, as if it’s second nature to them. The digital era has ushered in an unprecedented transformation across all aspects of human existence, redefining how we communicate, consume information, and connect with the world  
For journalists - be they seasoned professionals, emerging trainees, or everyday citizens capturing and sharing events - this transformation represents an extraordinary opportunity as well as an immense challenge for citizens.   Unbeknown to many a new wave of undercurrents of digital technology, most notably artificial intelligence and algorithms has permeated our life to fundamentally alter the way we live, study, work, interact with others, how we care about our health and perceive world affairs.    This phenomenon has made an inroad into our life, influencing the modality of everything we do - the way or mode in which we live and do things. The redefined media have also redefined this modus operandi of gathering, dissemination, production,  distribution and consumption of news.  

For Content Creators

For journalists – be they seasoned professionals, emerging trainees, or everyday citizens capturing and sharing events – this transformation represents an extraordinary opportunity as well as an immense challenge for citizens.   Unbeknown to many a new wave of undercurrents of digital technology, most notably artificial intelligence and algorithms has permeated our life to fundamentally alter the way we live, study, work, interact with others, how we care about our health and perceive world affairs.    This phenomenon has made an inroad into our life, influencing the modality of everything we do – the way or mode in which we live and do things. The redefined media have also redefined this modus operandi of gathering, dissemination, production,  distribution and consumption of news.  

Critical Media Literacy

Welcome To The World of Learning ‘How  Do You Know What You Know?

The advent of digital technology of the post-truth era has made it difficult or impossible to access, understand, interpret, analyse, evaluate, assess and make sense of the incessant flow content at break-neck speed. The prevalent failure of students to comprehend and synthesise data is due to over reliance of students and citizens on perceptive or sensory information.  

The Failure of Cognitive Learning

The failure of cognitive or psychological faculty to solve today’s scourge of fake news, propaganda or misinformation and discourses needs to be addressed with some pragmatic . The inability of our mind to solve challenges integrating spiritual literacy as a metaphysical dimension alongside cognitive education, emphasises transcendental learning and wisdom.

Our Mission

Our unprecedented mission is to bridge the gap between cognitive knowledge and spiritual wisdom, fostering a holistic approach to learning that nurtures both the mind and the soul. We believe true education transcends facts and figures—it awakens higher consciousness, ethical discernment, and inner transformation. By integrating metaphysical principles with academic rigour, we empower learners to cultivate awareness, purpose, and a deeper connection to existence.

 

Motivational Factors

In an increasingly complex digital world, where information overload, misinformation, and hidden agendas can obscure truth and rationality, it is paramount to equip the next generation with the skills to navigate this landscape effectively. This comprehensive curriculum, designed for primary and secondary school students, aims to foster digital literacy, critical thinking, and media discernment. It introduces students to an innovative methodology of “Learn, Unlearn, and Relearn” to empower them to consume, interpret, and understand important content in a post-truth era.

Psychological Detoxification

Psychological detoxification of your mind is important to develop a dynamic mindset. Detoxification is clearing your mind of the garbage you have collected over the years. This enables you to be disposed to adopt changes in understanding “Yourself” and the world around you. to shift to a new paradigm essential for a happy, successful and healthy life.

You need to train your minds in order to claim your thinking autonomy, develop discretion and discernment to enable a deeper understanding of the underlying currents of contemporary challenges,

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Our Vision

We envision a world where education is not just about intellectual growth but soulful evolution—where learners embrace transcendental wisdom to navigate life with clarity, compassion, and cosmic awareness. Through the synthesis of cognitive and non-cognitive faculties, we aspire to ignite a global shift in consciousness, where individuals are not just knowledgeable but wise, not just skilled but enlightened. 

Our Aims

Our broader goals reflect a commitment to harmonising intellect and spirit: To awaken spiritual literacy as a foundational dimension of learning, helping individuals perceive reality beyond materialism. To cultivate non-cognitive faculties—intuition, empathy, and contemplative insight—alongside critical thinking. To inspire a dispositional shift from passive consumption to active self-realisation and wisdom-seeking. To create transformative educational experiences that align head, heart, and higher purpose.

 Our Objectives

 To actualise this vision, we commit to measurable, soul-driven actions: Develop 100+ courses blending metaphysics, philosophy, and science by 2026. Guide 10,000+ learners through mindfulness and self-inquiry practices to deepen spiritual awareness. Publish research on contemplative pedagogy, proving the impact of transcendental learning on well-being and societal change. Build a global community of wisdom-seekers through retreats, dialogues, and sacred knowledge-sharing.

By integrating philosophical, psychological, and educational perspectives  the course empowers individuals to navigate the complexities of modern media landscapes while promoting informed citizenship and democratic participation.

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CML explores the intersection of media, cognition, and society in the post-truth era. It examines how mental pollution, cognitive biases, and media manipulation shape perceptions and behaviours. The syllabus provides tools to analyse media content, resist misinformation, and foster ethical engagement with digital platforms Development, Information Verification: Critical evaluation of sources and identification of misinformation. Media Literacy: Understanding how media frames narratives and influences perceptions

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Course Benefits To Students: Society, Students, Educators, Journalists – Content Creators  and Citizens

Turning information into illumination. Join us in redefining learning and adopting critical media literacy to empower yourself with invisible yet powerful divine skills which have been denied to students of all ages and all three tiers of education system worldwide by the British rulers. It is as a journey from knowledge to knowing, from thought to transcendence. Key Enhancements: Spiritual Literacy – Framed as essential to holistic education. Non-Cognitive Faculties – Highlighted alongside traditional learning. Transcendental Wisdom – Positioned as the ultimate goal. Actionable, Soulful Objectives – Metrics that reflect inner growth.

 

 The course underscores the urgency of media literacy in an era dominated by misinformation, urging individuals to adopt a lifelong practice of critical engagement with media. Through structured learning and practical applications, it prepares learners to contribute meaningfully to a more informed and just society. 

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