September 15, 2022 Story – Once there was a young man who wanted to learn the secret of Happiness and went on to find the wisest person on earth. He wandered through the mountains, deserts, forests and plains to find…
May 4, 2022 Notes by Janvika Gupta The virtue that we learned about today is called Shraddha. It means to have faith. It is of 2 kinds. 1. Shraddha in yourself. 2. Shraddha in bhagwan. Faith in Yourself is believing…
May 4, 2022 Notes by Akshera Mukkamala Review We are talking about the 9 virtues to be happy all the time. The last one we looked at was Samadhanam – Vision. To practice vision, we have to understand that we…
April 27, 2022 Notes by Om Shreejay Review Viveka – Prioritizing: Do what’s important and finish was you need to do. Vairagya – Acceptance: Cheerfully accept what happens. Shama – Quietude of Mind:Control your thoughts. Say no to things that…
April 27, 2022 Notes by Dhruva Shreejay Review We reviewed 6 of 9 virtues to always be happy: Viveka – prioritization, Vairagya – cheerful acceptance, Shama – quietude of mind, Dama – discipline, Uparama – understanding, and Titiksha – endurance…
April 13, 2022 Notes by Dhruva Shreejay Review We reviewed the first 5 of 9 virtues to always be happy: Viveka – prioritization, our ability to know what is important and do it – having a plan each day Vairagya…
April 13, 2022 Notes by Om Shreejay Review These are the virtues we have learned so far. Viveka – Prioritizing: Do what’s important and finish what you need to do. Vairagya – Cheerful acceptance: Cheerfully accept what happens. See the…
March 30, 2022 Notes by Aarya Mishra STORY – A painter had been asked to paint a boat. He brought all of his supplies with him. He began to paint it a bright red, as asked. As he was painting,…
March 30, 2022 Notes by Ambika Mishra Story One day, a man was asked to paint a boat. He came, with his tools, such as the paints and brushes, and painted the boat exactly how the owner wanted it. While…
March 16, 2022 Notes by Rishi Nene Review Uparamā – Understanding. Our ability to see things from different points of view. Opposite of Understanding is intolerance – not able to accept the view of another. Uparamā Uparamā means to be understanding and be…
