May 13, 2020 Notes by Laasya Kommineni Recap: As you think so you develop. If you think negatively you become negative. How do we change our thinking? As you associate so you think. Who you spend time with (friends) affects your…
May 6, 2020 Notes by Arjun Mahes Lesson Difference between rabbit and pooh (Last Week Plus Point) Rabbit always wants to be clever (tries to jump ahead and boast) and is not quiet and mindful. On the other hand pooh,…
May 6, 2020 Notes by Dhruva Shreejay Review When the Little Prince visited the vain man. The vain man asked the Little Prince to praise him so the Little Prince did. When someone is mindful, they are fine without getting…
April 29, 2020 Notes by Ambika Mishra Review Vivekji reminded us about last week’s class and how we talked about the advertisement signs for a drink and how the person who made the signs had thought everyone would be reading…
April 29, 2020 Notes by Aditya Mahes Today’s Value(s): Amana, Amada — To be quiet, To be mindful Shri Ramana Shri Ramana, in a mandir, had focused completely on what was important. He focused on happiness and was enlightened. People…
April 22, 2020 Notes by Dhruva Shreejay Review Our previous class was on Acharya Thotaka and how he was a symbol of humility and courage. Story Neha wanted a job. She got the job as a marketing agent and did…
April 22, 2020 Notes by Arjun Mahes Lesson Story: Being Relevant Anvita went to Iran to advertise energy drinks. She’s very excited because this is her first job. So, Anvita creates 3 billboards: 1 with a slouching tired man, the…
April 15, 2020 Notes by Aditya Mahes Giri — Acharya Shankara’s disciple Like Padmapadacharya, Giri was Acharya Shankara’s student. He wasn’t the smartest kid but, he was the most hardworking. One day, class was about starting. However, Acharya Shankara saw…
April 15, 2020 Notes by Ambika Mishra Review Vivekji started the class by reminding us of last weeks story. And how Nachiketa asks Yama how to be happy, and peaceful in life. Yama tests Nachiketa to see if he really…
April 8, 2020 Notes by Ira Mehta The values are Virati- to be free and Viveka- to be rational • Muda is one who is moody • Someone who is rational is not moody • It’s not your body, but…
