Satyam Param Dhimahi – Final Review
ViBha Class Notes – December 10, 2023 It does not help to wander to those who cannot help you. If we ask for help from someone who cannot help us, then there is no practicality, or efficiency gained in that.…
ViBha Class Notes – December 10, 2023 It does not help to wander to those who cannot help you. If we ask for help from someone who cannot help us, then there is no practicality, or efficiency gained in that.…
Week 13, Class 11, Dec 12 2023
December 6, 2023 Notes by Om Shreejay Review: Sumanji reviewed the story where on a train, some children were throwing things, making tantrums, and making a ruckus while their father was with them. Everyone was frustrated with the father because…
Dec 7, 2023 Class Notes by Isha Darbari Introduction Review Discourse Review (21-30): Discussion Subject / Vivekji’s Reflection How do you feel about New Year’s Resolutions? What is yours? Dialogue Question 1: If we do not feel guilty for our…
ViBha Class Notes – December 3, 2023 In a previous class, our discussion subject was – What is a noticeable difference between one who feels Bhakti and one who does not feel Bhakti? One strong reflection that we came up…
November 29, 2023 Notes by Akilan Senthil Story:You were sitting in a subway. It was peaceful and quiet. When you came to a stop, a dad and two children came in. The two kids were very loud and their dad…
November 29, 2023 Notes by Nimalan Senthil STORY:You are on a subway. The atmosphere is calm and peaceful. At 1 stop, a man and his 2 children walk inside and the children are screaming, running, jumping, and going crazy. The…
Week 11, Class 10, Nov 28 2023
Hari Om! Below is a list of all RAWs for the 2023-2024, Share your reflections below. RAM for May to Sept 2024Pick a book/guide from Chinmaya Mission Niagara Website under the Resources page and study that book/guide throughout the summer.…
November 30, 2023 Class Notes by Yaishna Santchurn Introduction A seeker should be like an eyeball. – Madhusūdana Sarasvatī The answers provided in the Yaksha Prashna are quite short–these encourage us to reflect and clarify. Review Answer 27: A father…