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ASSESSMENT

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  • What is stress?
  • How is stress related to worry?
  • How is stress related to ego or mind?
  • Name some incidents when you got stressed out?
  • What is mind?
  • Is stress only for adults or do children also feel very stressed?
  • What happens when you get stressed?
  • Where is stress in our body?
  • What happens when you feel too much stress?
  • Have you felt happily stressful?
  • How does one become the source of stress instead of being stressed?

CONCLUSION:

You are not stressed; you are the source of stress because it is from your mind/inner chatter.

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Art of the Day depicting Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam

ART OF THE DAY

ART OF THE DAY

DRAWING THE STRESS EMOTION

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MATERIALS NEEDED:

• Plain Sheet
• Sketch pen
• Chalk
• Pencil

PROCEDURE:

Encourage the children to depict the stress emotion in a pictorial form. They can use a sketch pen, chalk and pencil.

INFERENCE: Mostly stress drawing will be more of scribbling, because of the continuous Usually depicting a drawing of stress will include a lot of scribbling thought patterns that occur in the mind. Mind will experience too many racing thoughts while in a state of stress and comes out in pictorial form as intense scratch marks or as scribbling.

Illustration of Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam