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Bhagavad Gita Chapter 18

ACTIVITY OF THE DAY

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ACTIVITY OF THE DAY:

CHANGE YOUR MINDSET

MATERIALS NEEDED
❖ A big poster, Coloured paper, Glue or
other adhesive Markers

PROCEDURE: Ask the kids to draw a big brain on your poster and cut it out Ask students to cut 11 bubbles out of the coloured papers Read out powerless negative statements and ask children to change the mindset by writing powerful cognitions that embody acceptance and compassion

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ACTIVITY OF THE DAY:

CHANGE YOUR MINDSET

YOU CAN SAY STATEMENTS SUCH AS: My ideas are worthless I always make wrong decisions I know better but nobody ever listens I don’t enjoy being part of this group I don’t want to change the way I do things I am scared that if I share my thoughts out loud, others are going to laugh at me I don’t want to deal with this person They don’t know how to do this task properly I am wasting my time by trying to make her understand I wish I didn’t have to complete this task I feel so angry, I feel like breaking something

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Portrait of Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam

ACTIVITY OF THE DAY:

CHANGE YOUR MINDSET

Ask the children to stick their positive
mindset bubbles in the brain poster
Discuss the importance of entertaining
accepting and compassionate thought
currents.

INTERFERENCE

We cannot evolve unless there is a fundamental change in our thinking. We have come to a stage where negative qualities are the hallmark of respectability. Violence and aggression never win. Acceptance and compassion do.

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Portrait of young Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam

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