Category Weekly Courses

Week 15 : Follow the Leader

1/20/21 Notes by: Pari Saluja and Dwija Ramesh Notes by Pari Recap: World view: karmic fundamentals (Law of recreation) Truth: essential nature is happiness Means: science of right action Mechanism: responsibilities (always present and increasing) Mindset: acting to evolve Instrument of…

Game Night!

Next week Vivekji will be teaching us. Class/ Lesson What a night! Today we had an amazing class. We played a very fun online game called charades. Shankarji gave a word to one of our classmates and they had to…

Game Night!

Next week Vivekji will be teaching us. Class/ Lesson What a night! Today we had an amazing class. We played a very fun online game called charades. Shankarji gave a word to one of our classmates and they had to…

What is Doership?

Class Notes by Rita Patel Janurary 14, 2021 Introduction Amar Chitra Katha on Gita shows us how relatable Prince Arjuna is because he is demonstrating that although he knows Gita, he is unable to live this. This course is helping…

Develop a Vision

Today’s class — Practice New Year’s Resolution Resolution means setting goals for yourself and things you want to achieve this year. Today we will set 5 goals for the year. Our goal needs to be specific and clear. Improvement goal — Think…

Develop a Vision

This week instead of having a new year’s resolution we planned our vision boards. We were required to have four different goals for our vision board. 1. Improvement Goal- Something we want to improve on through the year e.g. improve reading…

Living in the Divine

Vedanta in Bhagavata — the word Veda means science, and Anta is inside. Bhagavata means the one who is most virtuous. So the science of knowing inside of ourselves, gives us the potential to be most virtuous. Vedanta in Bhagavata…

Being Courageous

Quote: “Why fit in, when you were born to stand out?” — Dr. Seuss We learned about being courageous, and standing out of the crowd (being unique). People who stand out of the crowd, are being who they are, and not…