Dama — Being in Control
January 29, 2020 Notes by Dhruva Shreejay Review We started class with a review of the story of Dhruva and the value of Vrata— being determined. Story Vivekji told us a story about Vali, the leader of the monkeys. All the…
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Dama — Being in Control
January 29, 2020 Notes by Ira Mehta · Quote from Tao of Pooh- “How can you get very far if you don’t know who you are? How can you do what you ought if you don’t know what you’ve got?”…
Vrata — Being Determined
January 22, 2020 Notes by Aditya Mahes What is the difference for Event and movement? An event has a start and stop time. A movement has a start but no finish You need to have strength (Tapa) to have movement…
Vrata — Being Determined
January 22, 2020 Notes by Ambika Mishra Review – Vivekji started the class with a question — what is the difference between an ‘event’ and a ‘movement’? The difference is that an event starts and it stops. A movement, on…
Tapa — Being Strong
January 15, 2020 Notes by Ira Mehta Review of last week – Honesty is the best policy – When you’re honest, matters are much simpler This week – Value is Tapa~ being strong – Short story about Swami Chinmayananda –…
Japa – Being Honest
January 8, 2020 Notes by Dhruva Shreejay Review We started class with Vivekji asking us — Why we do what we do? 1. Dukha nivritti — absence of pain: Because we don’t want to feel bad 2. Sukha prapti — presence of peace: Because…
Preeti — Being Accepting
December 11, 2019 Notes by Dhruva Shreejay We started class with Vivekji asking us a riddle — “What do you see everywhere and helps you see everywhere?” Vivekji gave us a clue and told us you see it when you’re brushing…
Preeti — Being Accepting
December 11, 2019 Notes by Arjun Mahes Review from last week When you are most natural you are most strong. Else, you are weak This week’s value — Being Accepting 1- Acceptance is accepting whatever is in front of you.…
Sarala- Being Natural/ Simple
November 20, 2019 Notes by Aditya Makes Review from last week – The Law of the Jungle — “Might is Right’’ (Muscles > Brain) The Law of Society — “Right is might” (Brain > Muscles) This week’s value- Be Natural…
Sarala- Being Natural/ Simple
November 20, 2019 Notes by Ambika Mishra Review of last class- We checked out the difference between law of jungle and law of society. Law of jungle is- “might is right” which means muscles are more powerful than the brain.…