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Thursday, February 4, 2010

Education : A birthright

In my days as an even younger child,I often saw dad telling children of the first generation schooling families never to leave their basic school education incomplete.Never.Because with that, you are atleast 'some'where in life.

And so pushing kids around to go to school,study,become worthy citizens came to me naturally.

Guruji added magic to it.Blossomed it out.

May-June 2009, we volunteers taught kids in slums.Dancing and singing.Reading and writing.Smiling and breathing right :)Yes, we taught them the Bal Chetna Shibir too.

It was an experience that ensured our smiles lasted throughout the day.So beautiful it was of Guruji to have given us a chance to spread His message around.For the kids,it was as if their lives were now being actually given a direction..Their talents being given wings..Joyfully they used to enter the class..learn whatever they could and more joyfully they returned. On the last day of the course, we were asked for autographs by them! It was just Guruji's way of making us feel special..

Namit Bhiya's singing sessions,Priyam and Prateeksha's dance lessons and Vishakha's strict teaching classes.Fun they were :)

And now that some of us are realising the importance of being in Seva in some degree or the other again, we are starting with the classes of the kids in the slums again.


Its a chance for us to experience Grace.Live it.

Looking forward to gifting the kiddies all that Guruji has in store for them.And trust me,thats a lot.



Come,join in! :) :)

Jai Gurudeva!
Anshika

2 comments:

  1. hey swtheart m to always thr wd u in all ur initiatives....m proud to hv d youngest n d most dynamic aol teacher of aol as my bestttttt buddy....love u loads...mmmuuaaahhh

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  2. Its so generous of you to pen this down! Thanks..Feels great to know that..Keep writing in! :)

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