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Lessons for Learning and Teaching ( Part 9)

19th February, 2018

Bhagavath Geetha three lines from the first chapter

1. Dhrtarastra said: Sanjaya, gathered on the sacred soil of Kurukshetra, eager to fight, what did my sons and the sons of Pandu do?

2. Sanjaya said: At that time, seeing the army of the Pandavas drawn up for battle and approaching Dronacarya King Duryodhana spoke these words?

3. Behold, master, the mighty army of the sons of Pandu arrayed by your talented pupil, Dhrstadyumna, son of Drupada.
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Lessons for Learning and Teaching ( Part 8)

17th February, 2018

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72. Krishna made it very clear that there will be problems and solutions in the life. There will be ups and down in the life. Everyone has to face those in his or her life. These negatives and positives are explained throughout Bhagavath Geetha as dwantham (couple/double).
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Lessons for Learning and Teaching ( Part 7)

15th February, 2018

61. India stood the test of time and all the invasions from outside. This was because, we and our culture focussed on internal changes. The change in the mind. Remember that the following five points are the backbone of the Indian culture.

62. Mind, thoughts, action, results and reward. If the change in the mind – from bad to good, negative to positive- takes place the thoughts will accordingly change.
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Lessons for Learning and Teaching ( Part 6)

15th February, 2018

49. Remember the most modern methods of teaching business management in the topmost universities world over are through four pathways. Telling the stories+ experiences+, messages+ truths and facts about the business.

50. This was followed in all the Indian systems. The focus was mainly on life instead of business, the preparation for living and experience for the living.
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Lessons for Learning and Teaching ( Part 5)

14th February, 2018

37. We, the Hindus welcomed the Muslims, Christians, Jews, Zoroastrians, paresis and many other foreigners and made them the part of our culture. India is the only country welcomed the Jews after the so-called crucifixion of Jesus.

38. Even in Kerala, Kodungallur, the Kerala Christians tried to kill the Jews, but the Cochin Maharaja personally brought them from Kodungallur to Mattancherry and gave place for their synagogue and living locality under his direct supervision.
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Lessons for Learning and Teaching ( Part 4)

9th February, 2018

26. Hindus are the only people who never said only our God is perfect, only our books are perfect, only our pathway is the best. We said all the best should be ours. Aa no bhadraa: krathavo yanthu viswatha: (Upanishad) let noble thoughts come to us from all over the world.

27. We never prayed haindavaa; samasthaa; sukhino bhavanthu or bhaaratheeyaa; samasthaa sukhino bhavanthu. We prayed lokaa; samasthaa; sukhino bhavanthu. Let everyone in this world live a happy life. Continue reading →

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Lessons for Learning and Teaching ( Part 3)

7th February, 2018

13. When all other civilizations (more than 100) got wiped out of the globe, our nation still stood all the test of the times and invasions and still spreading the glorious sanaathana dharma.

14. The sanathana dharma is based on the opinions and directions given by not one Rushi, but many Rushies for the last many thousand years on a variety of the subjects.
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Lessons for Learning and Teaching ( Part 2)

6th February, 2018

1. All other civilisations focussed on the external development and prosperity for a luxurious life. However, our culture focussed on the mind and mental development.

2. We said mana eva manushyaanaam kaaranam banda mokshayo: bandhaaya vishayaasaktham muktham nirvishayam smrutham (Upanishad) mind is the prime factor of human life. All the attractions and aversions stay in this mind.
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Geetha Lessons Introduction ( Part 1)

5th February, 2018

Dear family members, brothers and sisters!

Today, we are starting our learning process of Indian heritage with particular reference to Bhagavath Geetha. Many people have shown deep interest in this project, many people have taken membership in Bhagavath Geetha Vijnaana Yajna Samithy directly and many have enrolled through geethabc3140@gmail.com to participate in the learning, teaching and popularisation processes and programs, of our heritage. Continue reading →

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THURSDAY MESSAGE SERIES No. 596 & 579

19th October, 2017

The arrows shot by a hunter which killed one of the couple birds could create a Ramayana. All the negatives of the Ramayana and the characters of Ramayana have passed away. But the Ramayana is still there

The terribly negative problems created by Sakuni could create a Mahabharatha. Now all those about whom we read in the book are absent still Mahabharatha still exist

The insulting of Pareekshith Maharaja a great Rushi during his thapascharya , by putting a dead snake on the neck of Sameeka could create Mahabhagavatham. The great purana still exist showering the messages of great life. Continue reading →

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