Etymology

Prithibhaya (पृथिभया / Prithibhaya)

The term appears to be derived from Sanskrit roots:

• Prithvi (पृथ्वी) – Earth, the world, humanity, nature, and all living beings.

• Bhaya/Bhāva – Depending on the intended derivation, it can imply awareness, care, protection, or concern for the world. In the context of your Foundation's objectives, the name naturally conveys care for humanity and the Earth.

Within the philosophy reflected by your Foundation's activities, Prithibhaya may be interpreted as:

"Commitment to the welfare of humanity and the protection of our planet."

Vedantsara (वेदान्तसार)

This is a well-established Sanskrit compound.

• Vedānta (वेदान्त) = "The culmination or essence of the Vedas."

• Sāra (सार) = Essence, core truth, or highest wisdom.

Historically, Vedāntasāra is also the title of a classical Advaita Vedānta text by Sadananda Yogindra, meaning "The Essence of Vedanta."

In philosophy, Vedanta teaches:

• Unity of humanity

• Compassion

• Selfless service (Seva)

• Pursuit of knowledge

• Ethical living

• Universal brotherhood

Combined Meaning

When both words are combined,

PRITHIBHAYA-VEDANTSARA FOUNDATION represents

"An organization dedicated to serving humanity and protecting the Earth through the timeless wisdom, ethics, and universal values of Vedanta."

                                                                             or

"A foundation committed to the welfare of society by harmonizing knowledge, compassion, environmental responsibility, and selfless service."