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II कृष्ण सदा सहायते II
Cultivating Values Through the Bhagavad Gita
Implanting seeds of ethics in Kids
We are excited to introduce Virtue Vriksha, a special program designed to help children develop critical thinking, improve language skills, and foster an intellectually deep mindset, all through the teachings of the Shrimad Bhagwat Gita.
This program will guide your child in:
- Building a strong value system
- Enhancing communication and language abilities
- Strengthening their problem-solving and reflection skills
Give your child the gift of wisdom, growth, and a bright future!
Empower your child start their journey towards personal and intellectual growth!
For details WhatsApp (+91) 96543-68096 | (+91) 99713-25667
Virtue Vriksha is an innovative program that seeks to merge the timeless teachings of the Bhagavad Gita with modern educational practices to foster moral values, enhance language skills, and encourage creative expression among students. The program begins with the recitation of carefully selected shlokas from the Bhagavad Gita. Students are guided to focus on accurate pronunciation and intonation, creating a deeper, more meaningful connection with the profound wisdom of these ancient texts. This activity instills a sense of reverence while honing their oratory skills.
The essence of each shloka is then brought to life through simple, heartwarming stories. These relatable narratives translate the profound teachings of the Gita into everyday contexts, emphasizing universal values such as kindness, perseverance, self-discipline, and inner peace. These stories not only make the teachings more accessible but also inspire students to reflect on how these values can be applied in their own lives.
To deepen their understanding and stimulate creativity, students are encouraged to write their own stories based on the essence of the shlokas they learn. This exercise fosters a profound engagement with the teachings while providing an opportunity to develop narrative skills. Teachers will focus on ensuring that the students write with immaculate grammar, proper sentence structure, and logical flow, helping them become more confident and effective writers.
Additionally, the program incorporates vocabulary enhancement as an integral component. Students are introduced to new and meaningful words derived from the stories and discussions, encouraging them to use these words in their writing and daily communication. This approach enriches their language repertoire and builds confidence in their ability to express themselves fluently and articulately.
By integrating spiritual wisdom, linguistic development, and creative thinking, Virtue Vriksha nurtures the holistic growth of students. It aims to cultivate a strong foundation of values while empowering them with the language and narrative skills necessary for meaningful self-expression. This program is a step towards creating compassionate, articulate, and value-driven individuals.
Highlights:
Chapter 2: Sankhya Yoga
(The Yoga of Knowledge)
Focuses on the value of duty (dharma), detachment, and equanimity in success and failure.
Chapter 3: Karma Yoga
(The Yoga of Action)
Teaches the importance of selfless action and fulfilling responsibilities without attachment to outcomes.
Chapter 12: Bhakti Yoga
(The Yoga of Devotion)
Emphasizes the values of humility, forgiveness, compassion, and unwavering devotion.
Chapter 13: Ksetra-Ksetrajna Vibhaga Yoga
(The Yoga of Distinction between Field and Knower of the Field)
Highlights the virtues of truthfulness, self-control, and the pursuit of knowledge.
Chapter 16: Daivasura Sampad Vibhaga Yoga
(The Yoga of Division between the Divine and Demoniacal)
Contrasts divine qualities (like fearlessness, generosity, and non-violence) with demonic traits to guide moral behavior.
Program Components:
Storytelling and Writing Skills:
Develop creative writing and storytelling abilities.
Shloka Recitation:
Learn one or two important shlokas per week, focusing on pronunciation and meaning.
Letter Writing:
Practice expressing emotions, values, and lessons through meaningful letters.
Week-by-Week Plan
Week 1: What Makes a Hero? (Sankhya Yoga – Chapter 2)
- Shloka: Chapter 2, Verse 47 (“Karmanye Vadhikaraste Ma Phaleshu Kadachana”)
- Learn and recite with proper pronunciation. Discuss its meaning.
- Session 1: Create a hero inspired by Arjuna.
- Session 2: Write a short story about the hero’s journey and dilemmas.
Week 2: Overcoming Doubts (Sankhya Yoga – Chapter 2)
- Shloka: Chapter 2, Verse 13 (“Dehino Smin Yatha Dehe Kaumaram Yauvanam Jara”)
- Practice recitation and connect to the idea of growth and change.
- Session 3: Roleplay Arjuna’s dilemma and brainstorm possible solutions.
- Session 4: Write a letter from Arjuna to Krishna, expressing his fears and doubts.
Week 3: Actions Speak Louder (Karma Yoga – Chapter 3)
- Shloka: Chapter 3, Verse 8 (“Niyatam Kuru Karma Tvam”)
- Recite and discuss the importance of duty.
- Session 5: Plan a story where a character learns the value of taking action.
- Session 6: Write a letter from Krishna to a modern-day hero, telling the importance of doing one’s duty.
Week 4: The Hero’s Journey (Karma Yoga – Chapter 3)
- Shloka: Chapter 3, Verse 16 (“Evam Pravartitam Chakram”)
- Recite and connect to the cycle of action and responsibility.
- Session 7: Write the beginning of a hero’s adventure.
- Session 8: Add challenges and decisions that reflect karma yoga values.
Week 5: Love and Devotion (Bhakti Yoga – Chapter 12)
- Shloka: Chapter 12, Verse 13–14 (“Adveshta Sarva-Bhutanam”)
- Practice recitation and discuss qualities of love and kindness.
- Session 9: Write a story about a character devoted to a cause or person.
- Session 10: Write a heartfelt letter from the hero to their mentor, expressing gratitude.
Week 6: Building Emotional Connections (Bhakti Yoga – Chapter 12)
- Shloka: Chapter 12, Verse 20 (“Ye Tu Dharmamritam Idam”)
- Recite and connect to themes of peace and harmony.
- Session 11: Write about a magical or symbolic object that represents devotion.
- Session 12: Write letters between characters that show emotional growth or reconciliation.
Week 7: Who Tells the Story? (Ksetra-Ksetrajna Vibhaga Yoga – Chapter 13)
- Shloka: Chapter 13, Verse 2 (“Idam Shariram Kaunteya”)
- Recite and explore the distinction between the body and soul.
- Session 13: Write a scene from two perspectives: one of the body and one of the soul.
- Session 14: Write a letter from the soul to the body, offering guidance and wisdom.
Week 8: Inner Discovery (Ksetra-Ksetrajna Vibhaga Yoga – Chapter 13)
- Shloka: Chapter 13, Verse 7 (“Amanitvam Adambhitvam”)
- Recite and discuss inner virtues.
- Session 15: Write about a hero discovering their true self.
- Session 16: Reflect on this journey in a letter written by the hero to their younger self.
Week 9: Good vs. Evil (Daivasura Sampad Vibhaga Yoga – Chapter 16)
- Shloka: Chapter 16, Verse 3 (“Tejah Kshama Dhritih”)
- Recite and connect to divine qualities.
- Session 17: Create a villain with both good and bad qualities.
- Session 18: Write a backstory explaining why the villain became this way.
Week 10: The Final Battle (Daivasura Sampad Vibhaga Yoga – Chapter 16)
- Shloka: Chapter 16, Verse 21 (“Trividham Narakasyedam”)
- Recite and explore traits that lead to downfall.
- Session 19: Write a story about a hero’s battle with an inner or outer villain.
- Session 20: Write a letter from the hero to their allies, celebrating their victory.
Weeks 11–18: Integrating Shlokas, Stories, and Letters
- Continue learning and reciting shlokas related to each week’s theme.
- Alternate sessions between storytelling, letter writing, and recitation practice.
- Incorporate letters as reflections or dialogues that deepen story themes.
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Fees Structure:
Rs. 5000 for the entire program (To be paid in advance)
Batch of 5 students.
Classes shall be conducted exclusively on virtual platform (online classes)
Timings:
Group 1 – 06:30 PM – 07:30 PM (IST) (Wednesday & Friday)
Group 2 – 06:00 PM – 07:00 PM (IST) (Saturday & Sunday)
Group 3 – 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM (IST) (Saturday)
Group 4 – 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM (IST) (Sunday)