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1 UHVPE 0.1 Role of Education in Holistic Development lexz fodkl esa f k{kk dh Hkwfedk
2 Content of this Session Holistic development The role of education in holistic development bl l= dk vk'k; lexz fodkl lexz fodkl esa f k{kk dh Hkwfedk About the content of this workshop/course About the process of this workshop/course bl f'kfoj@dkslz dk vk'k; bl f'kfoj@dkslz dh fof/k 3
3 Whatever is said is a Proposal (Do not assume it to be true or false) Verify it on Your Own Right on the basis of your Natural Acceptance It is a process of Dialogue A dialogue between me and you, to start with It soon becomes a dialogue within your own self izlrko gs ¼ekuas ugha½ tk pas & Lo;a ds vf/kdkj ija viuh lgt LohÑfr ds vk/kkj ija ;g laokn dh izfø;k gsa ;g laokn vkids vksj esjs chp 'kq: gksrk gs] fqj vki eas pyus yxrk gsa 4
4 The Role of Education f k{kk dh Hkwfedk What is the Role of Education? f k{kk dh Hkwfedk D;k gs \ The role of education is to facilitate the development of the competence to live with Definite Human Conduct* f k{kk dh Hkwfedk Ekkuo esa fuf pr Ekkuoh; vkpj.k ls thus dh ;ksx;rk fodflr djuk gsa *Conduct in accordance with one's Natural Acceptance 5
5 Out of the three types of fear, which is predominant for you? Fear of Natural Calamities Fear of Wild Animals Fear of the Inhuman Behaviour of Human Being Is this on the increase or decrease? vki ds fy,] bu rhuksa esa ls dksu lk Hk; izeq[k gs \ fgald i'kqvksa dk Hk; izkd`frd vkink dk Hk; ekuo ds vekuoh; O;ogkj dk Hk; ;g Hk; c< jgk gs ;k?kv jgk gs \ Literacy is increasing The fear of the Inhuman Behaviour of Human Being is also increasing lk{kjrk c< jgh gs ekuo ds vekuoh; O;ogkj dk Hk; Hkh c< jgk gs--- 6
6 Basis of Definiteness of Conduct All units around us exhibit definite conduct... except human being Trees, Plants... Conduct is based on their seed Cow... Conduct is based on their breed Human being Conduct is based on their education-sanskar izd`fr esa gj bdkbz dk vkpj.k fuf pr fn[kkbz nsrk gs--- ekuo ds vykoka tsls & ism] iks/ks--- tslk cht oslk vkpj.k xk;--- tslk oa k oslk vkpj.k ekuo tslk f k{kk&laldkj oslk vkpj.k 9
7 The Role of Education-Sanskar f k{kk&laldkj dh Hkwfedk What is the role of education-sanskar? f k{kk&laldkj dh Hkwfedk D;k gs \ The role of education-sanskar is to facilitate the development of the competence to live with Definite Human Conduct f k{kk&laldkj dh Hkwfedk Ekkuo esa fuf pr Ekkuoh; vkpj.k ls thus dh ;ksx;rk fodflr djuk gsa Is there need for such education-sanskar? Who is responsible to make it available? Parents, Teachers, Society Are we able to ensure it? If we want to provide such education-sanskar, what would be the basic requirements? We will explore into this 10
8 Is Human Relationship Important? D;k ekuoh; lacaa/k egroiw.kz gs\ 11
9 Check within Yourself! vius esa tkap dj ns[ksa! What do we all want? ge lc dh pkguk D;k gs\ We can examine this within ourselves bls ge vius esa tkap dj ns[k ldrs gsaa 12
10 Desire pkguk Do we want to be happy? D;k ge lq[kh gksuk pkgrs gsa\ Do we want to be prosperous? D;k ge le`) gksuk pkgrs gsa\ Do we want the continuity of happiness and prosperity? D;k ge lq[k] le`f) dh fujarjrk pkgrs gsa\ 13
11 Desire pkguk Do we want to be happy? D;k ge lq[kh gksuk pkgrs gsa\ State of Being gksuk Are we happy? D;k ge lq[kh gsa\ Do we want to be prosperous? D;k ge le`) gksuk pkgrs gsa\ Are we prosperous? D;k ge le`) gsa\ Do we want the continuity of happiness and prosperity? D;k ge lq[k] le`f) dh fujarjrk pkgrs gsa\ Is there continuity of our happiness and prosperity? D;k gekjs lq[k] le`f) dh fujarjrk gs\ 14
12 Desire pkguk Do we want to be happy? D;k ge lq[kh gksuk pkgrs gsa\ Do we want to be prosperous? D;k ge le`) gksuk pkgrs gsa\ Do we want the continuity of happiness and prosperity? D;k ge lq[k] le`f) dh fujarjrk pkgrs gsa\ We will explore this further bl ckr ij ge vkxs v/;;u djsaxsa Effort djuk Is our effort (gekjk iz;kl): For continuity of happiness and prosperity? lq[k] le`f) dh fujarjrk ds vfkz esa gs or ;k Just for accumulation of physical facility? dsoy lqfo/kk&laxzg ds vfkz esa\ Have you assumed that happiness and prosperity will be ensured when you have enough physical facility? What effort are you making for continuity of happiness and prosperity, other than accumulation of physical facility? 15
13 Check within Yourself! vius esa tkap dj ns[ksa! The unhappiness in your family is More due to lack of physical facility or More due to lack of fulfillment in relationship? vkids ifjokj esa tks nq%[k gs] og lqfo/kk ds vhkko esa T;knk gs ;k laca/k dk fuokzg u gksus ds dkj.k T;knk gs\ How much time and effort are you investing: For physical facility For fulfillment in relationship vki lqfo/kk tqvkus ds fy, fdruk le; o iz;kl yxk jgs gsa vksj laca/k dk fuokzg ds fy, fdruk le; o iz;kl yxk jgs gsa\ The unhappiness is more due to lack of fulfillment in relationship Most of the time and effort is spent for physical facility nq%[k laca/k dk fuokzg u gksus ds dkj.k T;knk gs( ijurq] le; o iz;kl lqfo/kk ds fy, T;knk yxk;k tk jgk gs 16
14 Check within Yourself! vius esa tkap dj ns[ksa! For human being physical facility is necessary but relationship is also necessary ekuo ds fy, lqfo/kk Hkh vko ;d gs] ijarq laca/k Hkh vko ;d gsa On examining carefully, we find that this is a fundamental difference between animals and human being /;ku ls ns[ksa rks ekuo o i kq ds chp ;g,d ewyhkwr varj gsa Physical facility is necessary for animals and necessary for human being also lqfo/kk i kq ds fy, vko ;d gs] euq ; ds fy, Hkh vko ;d gsa However, ijarq] For animals physical facility is necessary as well as adequate i kq ds fy, lqfo/kk vko ;d Hkh gs vksj iw.kz Hkh gs] For human being physical facility is necessary but not adequate euq ; ds fy, Hkh lqfo/kk vko ;d gs ij iw.kz ugha gsa 17
15 When an animal has lack of physical facility it becomes uncomfortable, when it gets physical facility it becomes comfortable Eg. When a cow gets a stomach-full of grass, it becomes comfortable, sits and chews the cud i kq dks lqfo/kk dk vhkko gksrk gs] rks og ijs kku gksrk gs] lqfo/kk fey tk, rks og vkjke esa vk tkrk gs] tsls isv Hkj?kkl fey tk, rks xk; vkjke ls tqxkyh djrh gs A When a human being has lack of physical facility, he becomes uncomfortable and unhappy But once he gets the physical facility, he forgets about it and starts thinking about hundred other things euq ; dks lqfo/kk dk vhkko gksrk gs] rks og ijs kku o nq%[kh gksrk gs] ijarq lqfo/kk fey tk, rks mlds ckjs rks Hkwy gh tkrk gs] mlds vykok lks vksj phtsa lkspus yxrk gsa (Check for yourself if you feel happy every day that you are getting enough to eat?) vki gh vius esa tkap dj ns[ksa] D;k vki bl ckr ij jkst [kq k gksrs gsa fd vkidks isv Hkj Hkkstu fey jgk gs\ 18
16 For human being, physical facility is necessary but relationship is also necessary ekuo ds fy, lqfo/kk Hkh vko ;d gs] ijarq laca/k Hkh vko ;d gs RELATIONSHIP laca/k with human being PHYSICAL FACILITY lqfo/kk With nature For animals: necessary & adequate i kq ds fy, vko ;d,oa iw.kz For human being: necessary but not adequate ekuo ds fy, vko ;d ijarq iw.kz ugha For animals, physical facility is necessary as well as adequate i kq ds fy, lqfo/kk vko ;d Hkh gs vksj iw.kz Hkh gs 19
17 Other than physical facility what else does a human being think about? lqfo/kk ds vykok lks vksj phtsa D;k lksprk gs euq ;\ On close examination, the list of thoughts can be classified into two categories: 1. Feeling in relationship with other human being 2. Right understanding in the self, or knowledge Human being think about ensuring these, in addition to physical facility vxj bu lks vksj phtksa ij /;ku nsa rks ewyr% nks Ádkj dh lwph curh gs & 1- ekuo ds lkfk laca/k esa Hkko vksj 2- Lo;a esa lgh le>] Kku dks lqfuf pr djus dh ckr euq ; lksprk gs] lqfo/kk ds vykoka 20
18 If we recognize human being aspiration, we find that they want to live in relationship with all and feel happy living in relationship, therefore relationship is necessary for human being euq ; dh pkguk dks igpkusa rks og lhkh ds lkfk laca/kiwozd thuk pkgrk gs vksj laca/kiwozd thdj lq[kh gksrk gs] blfy, laca/k euq ; ds fy, vko ;d gsa Examine within yourself if 1. You want to live in relationship (harmony) with others or 2. You want to live in opposition with others or 3. You believe living has to be necessarily in opposition with others, ie. There is 'struggle for survival', survival of the fittest and check if you feel happy living this way? vki gh vius esa tkap dj ns[ksa] 1- vkidh pkguk laca/kiwozd thus dh gs ;k 2- vkidh pkguk fojks/kiwozd thus dh gs ;k 3- vkius eku j[kk gs fd thuk rks fojks/kiwozd gh lahko gsa struggle for survival, survival of the fittest vksj D;k vki oslk thrs gq, lq[kh gksrs gsa\ Thus: for human being, both physical facility and relationship are necessary vr% ekuo ds fy, lqfo/kk o laca/k nksukssa vko ;d gsaa 21
19 For Human Being, both Physical Facility and Relationship are Necessary RELATIONSHIP laca/k with human being PHYSICAL FACILITY lqfo/kk With nature For animals: necessary & adequate i kq ds fy, vko ;d,oa iw.kz For human being: necessary but not adequate ekuo ds fy, vko ;d ijarq iw.kz ugha 22
20 On further examination, we find that we all do want to live in relationship with others vkxs /;ku nsa rks irk pyrk gs fd laca/k iwozd thuk rks ge lc pkgrs gh gsaa Every night when there is a fight, we want to resolve it. We start the next day with the thought that we don t want to fight today, but due to lack of right understanding about fulfillment of relationship, a fight takes place by night gj fnu tc jkr esa >xm+k gksrk gs rks vxys fnu ;gh r; dj ds kq: djrs gsa fd vkt >xm+k ugha djuk gs ijarq] laca/k ds fuokzg dh le> u gksus ds dkj.k ge laca/k iwozd th ugha ikrs gsa] vksj jkr rd fqj >xm+k gks tkrk gsa For fulfillment in relationship, it is necessary to have right understanding about relationship. i.e. Right understanding is also necessary for human being blfy, laca/k ds fuokzg ds fy, vius esa laca/k dh le> dk gksuk vko ;d gsa vfkkzr~ ekuo ds fy, le> dh Hkh vko ;drk gsa 23
21 Right Understanding is also Necessary for Human Being RIGHT UNDERSTANDING (le>) in the self RELATIONSHIP (laca/k) with human being PHYSICAL FACILITY (lqfo/kk) with rest of nature For animals: necessary & adequate For human being: necessary but not adequate Are all 3 required? Is something redundant? Is anything more required? Are we working on all 3? If all 3 are required, what would be the priority*? *Working on the high priority makes it easier to deal with the lower priority 24
22 Priority: Right Understanding, Relationship & Physical Facility 1 RIGHT UNDERSTANDING (le>) in the self 2 Feeling - Trust - Respect - RELATIONSHIP (laca/k) with human being 3 PHYSICAL FACILITY (lqfo/kk) with rest of nature For animals: necessary & adequate For human being: necessary but not adequate MUTUAL HAPPINESS (mhk; lq[k) MUTUAL PROSPERITY (mhk; le`f)) 25
23 Priority: Physical Facility? RIGHT UNDERSTANDING (le>) in the self? RELATIONSHIP (laca/k) with human being 1 PHYSICAL FACILITY (lqfo/kk) with rest of nature For animals: necessary & adequate For human being: necessary but not adequate UNHAPPINESS Making others Unhappy DEPRIVATION Exploiting and Depriving others 26
24 Therefore we can observe two categories of human being blhfy, vhkh nks rjg ds euq ; fn[kkbz nsrs gsa& 1. Lacking physical facility, unhappy deprived (lqfo/kk foghu nq[kh nfjnz ) 2. Having physical facility, unhappy deprived (lqfo/kk laiuu nq[kh nfjnz ) While we want to be tcfd ge gksuk pkgrs gsa& 3. Having physical facility, happy prosperous (lqfo/kk laiuu lq[kh le`)) Check within yourself Where are you now at 1, 2 or 3 and Where do you want to be? vius esa tkap dj ns[ksa& vhkh ge dgka gs\& 1] 2 ;k 3 esa vksj dgka gksuk pkgrs gsa\ 30
25 If our living is only for physical facility, then we are living with animal consciousness, because animals live only for physical facility and are fulfilled by that, not human being vxj gekjk thuk flqz lqfo/kk ds fy, gs rks ge tho psruk esa gh th jgs gs D;ksafd i kq dk thuk Hkh lqfo/kk ds fy, gs vksj i kq gh blls r`ir gks ikrk gs] ekuo ughaa 31
26 Animal Consciousness, Indefinite Conduct? RIGHT UNDERSTANDING (le>) in the self? RELATIONSHIP (laca/k) with human being UNHAPPINESS Making others Unhappy 1 PHYSICAL FACILITY (lqfo/kk) with rest of nature DEPRIVATION Exploiting and Depriving others Animal Consciousness tho psruk 32
27 If we are living for all three (right understanding, relationship and physical facility) then we are living with human consciousness vxj gekjk thuk rhuksa le>] laca/k vksj lqfo/kk esa th jgs gsaa ds fy, gs rks ge ekuo psruk Human being can be fulfilled by being happy and prosperous on the basis of these three bu rhuksa ds vk/kkj ij lq[kh] le`) gksdj ekuo r`ir gks ikrk gsa 33
28 Human Consciousness, Definite Human Conduct 1 RIGHT UNDERSTANDING (le>) in the self Human Consciousness ekuo psruk 2 Feeling - Trust - Respect - RELATIONSHIP (laca/k) with human being 3 PHYSICAL FACILITY (lqfo/kk) with rest of nature MUTUAL HAPPINESS (mhk; lq[k) MUTUAL PROSPERITY (mhk; le`f)) 34
29 Transformation (ladze.k) = Development (fodkl) 35
30 Transformation (ladze.k) = Development (fodkl) Transformation& Progress laøe.k&fodkl 1 RIGHT UNDERSTANDING (le>) in the self Human Consciousness ekuo psruk 2 RELATIONSHIP (laca/k) with human being MUTUAL HAPPINESS (mhk; lq[k) 3 PHYSICAL FACILITY (lqfo/kk) with rest of nature MUTUAL PROSPERITY (mhk; le`f)) Animal Consciousness tho psruk 36
31 Role of Education-Sanskar: Enable Transformation The role of education is to facilitate the development of the competence to live with Definite Human Conduct f k{kk dh Hkwfedk Ekkuo esa fuf pr Ekkuoh; vkpj.k ls thus dh ;ksx;rk fodflr djuk gsa 37
32 Transformation& Progress laøe.k&fodkl Role of Education-Sanskar: Enable Transformation 1 RIGHT UNDERSTANDING (le>) in the self Human Consciousness ekuo psruk 2 RELATIONSHIP (laca/k) with human being MUTUAL HAPPINESS (mhk; lq[k) 3 PHYSICAL FACILITY (lqfo/kk) with rest of nature MUTUAL PROSPERITY (mhk; le`f)) Animal Consciousness tho psruk 38
33 Role of Education-Sanskar: To Enable Transformation Holistic development is transformation to Human Consciousness. The role of education-sanskar is to enable this transformation by way of ensuring the development of the competence to live with Definite Human Conduct For this, the education-sanskar has to ensure 1. Right understanding in the self of every child 2. The capacity to live in relationship with the other human being 3. The capacity to identify the need of physical facility and the skills & practice for sustainable production of more than what is required leading to the feeling of prosperity These are the 3 components of human eduction-sanskar, if it has to ensure development of definite human conduct 39
34 Role of Education-Sanskar: Enable Transformation Holistic development is transformation to Human Consciousness. The role of education-sanskar is to enable this transformation by way of ensuring the development of the competence to live with Definite Human Conduct For this, the education-sanskar has to ensure 1. Right understanding in the self of every child 2. The capacity to live in relationship with the other human being 3. The capacity to identify the need of physical facility and the skills & practice for sustainable production of more than what is required leading to the feeling of prosperity These are the 3 components of human eduction-sanskar, if it has to ensure development of definite human conduct If we look at the education we are giving today 1. First one is missing 2. The second one is missing 3. In the third one, identification of physical facility, is also missing. The willingness to produce by way of labour is also missing. The core feeling that is generated is to accumulate more & more rather than produce more & more ; and to consume more & more 40
35 Role of Education-Sanskar: Enable Transformation The role of education-sanskar is to facilitate the development of the competence to live with Definite Human Conduct by ensuring all 3 (Right Understanding, Relationship and Physical Facility) in every Human Being gj ekuo dks fuf'pr Ekkuoh; vkpj.k ls ;qdr djuk& le>] laca/k] lqfo/kk rhuksa dks lqfuf pr djuk( ;g f'k{kk&laldkj dh fteesnkjh gsa Parents, teachers & society/environment have the responsibility of providing such education-sanskar Education Developing Right Understanding (WHAT TO DO) f k{kk & lgh le>uka Sanskar Commitment/ Preparation/ Practice for Right Living. Preparation includes Learning Right Skills & Technology (HOW TO DO) laldkj & lgh TkhUks dh fu Bk@ rs;kjh@ vh;klka lgh gquj@ rduhdh dks fodflr djuka 41
36 Course/Workshop Content: Right Understanding 1 RIGHT UNDERSTANDING (le>) in the self Understanding Harmony: - Harmony in the Individual - Harmony in Family - Harmony in Society - Harmony in Nature/Existence 2 Feeling - Trust - Respect - RELATIONSHIP (laca/k) with human being 3 PHYSICAL FACILITY (lqfo/kk) with rest of nature Living in Harmony at all 4 levels: - Individual - Family - Society - Nature/Existence MUTUAL HAPPINESS (mhk; lq[k) MUTUAL PROSPERITY (mhk; le`f)) 42
37 Course/Workshop Content: Right Understanding 1 RIGHT UNDERSTANDING in the Self Understanding Harmony in Individual, Family, Society, Nature/Existence Human Consciousness ekuo psruk 2 JUSTICE in RELATIONSHIP with Human Being - from Family to World Family 3 PARTICIPATION in LARGER ORDER with Nature - From Family Order to World Family Order MUTUAL HAPPINESS UNDIVIDED SOCIETY FULFILMENT of HUMAN GOAL UNIVERSAL HUMAN ORDER 43
38 ekuo psruk ls Ekkuoh; O;oLFkk 1 Lke> & Lo;a esa Lo;a ls ys dj laiw.kz vflrro dh O;oLFkk dks le>uk ekuo psruk 2 laca/k esa U;k; & ekuo ds lkfk ifjokj ls fo o ifjokj rd 3 O;oLFkk esa Òkxhnkjh & izd`fr lexz ds lkfk ifjokj O;oLFkk ls fo o ifjokj O;oLFkk rd mhk; lq[k v[k.m lekt Ekkuo y{; dh iwfrz lkozhkkse ekuoh; O;oLFkk 44
39 Course/Workshop Methodology: Self Exploration Whatever is said is a Proposal (Do not assume it to be true or false) Verify it on Your Own Right on the basis of your Natural Acceptance It is a process of Dialogue A dialogue between me and you, to start with It soon becomes a dialogue within your own self izlrko gs ¼ekuas ugha½ tk pas & Lo;a ds vk/kkj ija viuh lgt LohÑfr ds vk/kkj ija ;g laokn dh izfø;k gsa ;g laokn vkids vksj esjs chp 'kq: gksrk gs] fqj vki eas pyus yxrk gsa 45
40 Sum Up: Holistic Development & The Role of Education The role of education-sanskar is to enable the transformation to Human Consciousness (i.e. holistic development) by way of ensuring the development of the competence to live with Definite Human Conduct For this, the education-sanskar has to ensure 1. Right understanding in the self of every child 2. The capacity to live in relationship with the other human being 3. The capacity to identify the need of physical facility and the skills & practice for sustainable production of more than what is required leading to the feeling of prosperity These are the 3 components of human education-sanskar, if it has to ensure development of definite human conduct Parents, teachers & society/environment have the responsibility of providing such education-sanskar We will explore the steps necessary to ensure Human Education-Sanskar 46
41 More about the Course/Workshop
42 Role of Education-Sanskar: Enable Transformation The role of education is to facilitate the development of the competence to live with Definite Human Conduct f k{kk dh Hkwfedk Ekkuo esa fuf pr Ekkuoh; vkpj.k ls thus dh ;ksx;rk fodflr djuk gsa 48
43 Transformation& Progress laøe.k&fodkl Role of Education-Sanskar: Enable Transformation 1 RIGHT UNDERSTANDING (le>) in the self Human Consciousness ekuo psruk 2 RELATIONSHIP (laca/k) with human being MUTUAL HAPPINESS (mhk; lq[k) 3 PHYSICAL FACILITY (lqfo/kk) with rest of nature MUTUAL PROSPERITY (mhk; le`f)) Animal Consciousness tho psruk 49
44 Need Voiced by Education Commission & Committees in India Every committee on framing education policy has easily agreed that education on human values should be imparted 1. The Education Commission The Universities Commission but.government we have not Resolution been able on to Educational implement policy it effectively The Calcutta University Commission The.The problem Hartog Committee- has been 1929 How to teach human values in 6 educational.the Sapru Committee institutions The Abbot-Wood Report, Zakir Hussain Committee The Sergeant Report The University Education Commission (S Radhakrishnan) The Secondary Education Commission The National Committee on Women's Education D.S. Kothari Commission Yashpal Committee Report National Knowledge Commission S. Muthukumaran Committee
45 Guidelines for Value Education - Universal Whatever is studied as value education needs to be universally applicable to all human being and be true at all times and all places. It should not depend on sect, creed, nationality, race, gender, etc. - Rational It has to be amenable to logical reasoning. It should not be based on blind beliefs. - Verifiable The student should be able to verify the values by checking with one's own experience, and is not asked to believe just because it is stated in the course. - Leading to Harmony Values have to enable us to live in peace and harmony within our own self as well as with others (human being and rest of nature). 51
46 Content of Value Education (All Encompassing) 1 RIGHT UNDERSTANDING in the Self Understanding Harmony in Individual, Family, Society, Nature/Existence Human Consciousness ekuo psruk 2 JUSTICE in RELATIONSHIP with Human Being - from Family to World Family 3 PARTICIPATION in LARGER ORDER with Nature - From Family Order to World Family Order MUTUAL HAPPINESS UNDIVIDED SOCIETY FULFILMENT of HUMAN GOAL UNIVERSAL HUMAN ORDER 52
47 Process of Value Education (Self-verification) Whatever is said is a Proposal (Do not accept it to be true or false) Verify it on your own right 1 Verify on the basis Of your Natural Acceptance Proposal 2 Experiential Validation Live according to it 2a Behaviour with Human being 2b Work with Rest of Nature Mutual Happiness Mutual Prosperity Right Understanding 53
48 Basic Human Aspiration Happiness, Prosperity Continuity Happiness To be in a state of Harmony is Happiness Prosperity The feeling of having more than required Physical Facility Harmony at all levels of my being from self to entire existence Physical Facility is required only for nurturing, protection & right utilisation of the Body 54
49 1 Scope of Right Understanding in the Self Right Understanding i.e. Understanding the reality, as it is 1. Understanding the Human Being (Individual) Harmony in the Human Being 2. Understanding Human-Human Relationship Harmony in the Family 3. Understanding Society Harmony in the Society 4. Understanding Human-Nature/Existence Relationship Harmony in Nature/Existence Desirability: Right Understanding in every human being 57
50 2 Scope of Relationship with Human Being Right Feeling in Relationship: 1- Trust fo okl FOUNDATION VALUE 2- Respect leeku 3- Affection Lusg 4- Care eerk 5- Guidance okrly; 6- Reverence J)k 7- Glory xksjo 8- Gratitude rkrk 9- Love izse COMPLETE VALUE Understanding these Feelings, ensuring continuity of these feelings in the self leads to happiness. Expressing these Feelings to the other leads to his/her happiness, i.e. mutual happiness Justice = Recognition, Fulfillment & Evaluation of Human-Human Relationship, leading to Mutual Happiness Desirability: Right Feeling in every human being & sharing right Feeling i.e. Justice from Family to World Family Undivided Society 58
51 3 Scope of Human Order Human Goal (ekuo y{;) Right Understanding & Right Feeling Prosperity Fearlessness (Trust) Co-Existence In Every Individual In Every Family In Society In Nature/ Existence Five Dimensions of Human Order ¼ekuoh; O;oLFkk & i kp vk;ke½ 1. Education Sanskar - f k{kk&laldkj 2. Health Sanyam - LokLF;&la;e 3. Production Work - mriknu&dk;z 4. Justice Suraksha - U;k;&lqj{kk 5. Exchange Storage - fofue;&dks k Desirability: Fulfillment of Human Goal for all human being i.e. Family Order to World Family Order Universal Human Order Qs: Is there a provision in Nature for living thus? Is existence in chaos? 59
52 Current State Have we understood our Goal? Human Target (ekuo y{;) Right Understanding & Right Feeling Prosperity Fearlessness (Trust) Co-Existence In Every Individual In Every Family In Society In Nature/ Existence Gross Misunderstanding (vk/kkjhkwr Hkze) Assumptions (eg. Money is everything) Accumulation By Any Means Domination, Exploitation, Fear Mastery & Exploitation In Every Individual In few Individuals In Society Over Nature Madness for Consumption Madness for Profit Madness for Sensual Pleasure Hkksx muekn ykhk muekn dke muekn Terrorism War Resource Depletion Pollution 60
53 FAO Report 11-May-2011 Of the 4.2 billion tons of food produced, more than 1 billion tons of food is lost or wasted every year, UN-backed report finds (11 May 2011) About a third of all the food produced for human consumption each year or roughly 1.3 billion tons is lost or wasted, according to a new study commissioned by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Global Food Production is 6 times requirement Global Food Wastage is 1/3 rd of production Wastage is enough to feed 1300 crore people/year Have we understood right utilisation? Is it a question of production? Is it a question of distribution? Is it a question of relationship? Is it a question of right understanding? It is a question of right education-sanskar 61
54 State of Education-sanskar State of Society Education-sanskar shapes the society of the future If we are providing human education-sanskar, students will exhibit definite, human conduct & they will contribute toward a humane society in future If we are not providing such education-sanskar, students will exhibit indefinite, inhuman conduct & they will contribute to an inhumane society in future The state of society today indicates that: There is increasing tension in individuals, division in family, terrorism in society There is increasing exploitation of nature, climate change, global warming Is it desirable to ensure human education-sanskar? Are we ensuring human education-sanskar? 62
55 4 July 2013 Year Literacy Values % % Declining The Supreme Court said today that the education system in the country has failed to achieve its objective and it has to be reformed immediately. It is unfortunate that today education instead of reforming the human behaviour, in our humble opinion, appears to have failed to achieve its objective. 63
56 Universal Human Order: Dynamics Nature of society of people living together in a relationship of mutual fulfillment Conduct that ensures continuity of mutual happiness & prosperity Human Constitution Human Conduct Human Tradition Universal Human Order Human Education The society in which Human Goal is realised Education that ensures the development of the competence to live with Definite Human Conduct Entry Point 66
57 Sum Up: Holistic Development & The Role of Education The role of education-sanskar is to enable the transformation to Human Consciousness (i.e. holistic development) by way of ensuring the development of the competence to live with Definite Human Conduct For this, the education-sanskar has to ensure 1. Right understanding in the self of every child 2. The capacity to live in relationship with the other human being 3. The capacity to identify the need of physical facility and the skills & practice for sustainable production of more than what is required, leading to the feeling of prosperity These are the 3 components of human education-sanskar, if it has to ensure development of definite human conduct Parents, teachers & society/environment have the responsibility of providing such education-sanskar We will explore the steps necessary to ensure Human Education-Sanskar 67
58 Home Work 1. What is naturally acceptable to you to live with animal consciousness or to live with human consciousness? 2. Are you living in animal consciousness or human consciousness? 3. Is this transformation from animal consciousness to human consciousness desirable? 4. What is the role of education in this transformation? 68
59 FAQ 1. What is natural acceptance? 2. What is the meaning of sanskar? Is it to do with tendency, habits, liking? 3. How do you say that physical facility is necessary and adequate for animals? [ans: need to know and potential to know] 4. According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, the physiological needs are most basic, followed by safety & security, love & belonging, selfesteem and finally self-actualisation. Here you are saying the hierarchy of needs are right understanding, relationship then physical facility. These two are in contradiction. Which one is correct? 69
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