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ACTIVE & PASSIVE EGO

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Portrait of Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam

ABOUT THE CHARKA

Emotion: Ego

Chakra: Ajna chakra

Location:
Between the eyebrows. In Sanskrit,
Ajna means 'will' or 'order'. The
Ajna chakra is known as the master
chakra.
This chakra is locked by
seriousness and ego. It can be
made to flower with innocence,
simplicity and intelligence and by
shedding all forms of ego.
Meditation Technique to be an
innocent and egoless being:

Divya Netra Meditation - a Zoroastrian meditation technique.

Avatarized illustration of HDH Nithyananda Paramashivam

ACTIVE EGO AND PASSIVE EGO

Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam portrait

INTRODUCTION:

Teach the children about active ego and passive ego

GOALS:

To make the children understand that being in the present moment, your very existence will be beautiful and light

CLICK OF THE TOPIC:

Passive ego is more dangerous then active ego

portrait

ABOUT THE TOPIC:

The self-conscious ones are the egoistic ones. They are so bothered about what others will say about their dance and so they sit quietly. Again, they are guarding their ego and they are missing the joy of life like anything.

OBJECTIVES

¤ Which ego is easy to recognize?
¤ Who does not let
go of their ego?
¤ Which ego is subtle
and healing?
¤ Which is a more
dangerous ego?
¤ When is there no need for any
comparison or claim?

three drawn balloons of different sizes
Art of the Day depicting a child avatar on a throne

ART OF THE DAY

Painter's easel and brushes illustration
Portrait

ART OF THE DAY

COLOR THE AJNA CHAKRA

MATERIALS NEEDED: Paper, Color items.

PROCEDURE: Ask the children to color the Ajna Chakra

INFERENCE: People with active ego will behave in a highlighted fashion they will claim selfimportance openly. People who have passive ego will try to be very

Mandala
Watercolors and paintbrush
Nithyananda small icon
Illustration of young ascetic looking at hands

WORKSHOP OF

THE DAY

Active ego vs passive ego.

Illustration of stylized hands around circle
Portrait of young deity / Paramashivam

GAME OF THE DAY

Bow and arrow illustration
Portrait

GAME OF THE DAY:

BLINDFOLD PICKUP

One player is blindfolded, making sure
they can't peek down their nose. Then
a number of buttons and coins (or
similar objects) are spread over the
floor of the play area. The blindfolded
player is spun around and has a minute
to find as many of the
buttons/coins/etc as they can. Count
the number of items they picked up
and then place them back on the floor.
Once everyone has had a turn, the
player with the most collected items is
the winner.

Conclusion : Conclude the topic by reiterating the important details.

CONCLUSION:

Conclude the topic by
reiterating the important
details.

Dakshinamurti depiction
Mandala pattern