TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Paramahamsa Nithyananda 03
Overview 05
Lesson - 1 10
Lesson - 2 13
Lesson - 3 19
Lesson - 4 23
Lesson - 5 28
Lesson - 6 33
Lesson - 7 37
Questions 41
Work Book - 8 to 14 age 48
Work Book - 4 to 7 age 54
Answer 64
(8 -14) answer key 66
(4 - 7) answer key 67
# INNOCENCE
LESSON: 1
Introduction:
Introduce to the children about the topic of innocence
Goals:
To make the children understand about the concept of innocence.
About the Topic:
Constantly, we are asked to be good, to be pure, and to be innocent , the idea of innocence is forced upon us, constantly we are taught by society, by moralists, that something is right, something is wrong, constantly we are taught the idea of good & bad, something is innocent & something is corrupted, we are forced to practice something that is good or what society thinks is good.
Life is totally different, what society believes is different from what life is Innocence means purity of the inner space not being affected by thoughts or engraved memories then if you are not expressing your emotions like anger greed & lust, if they are present in your inner space you are not as yet a total & innocent person. On the other hand if you express your anger lust & greed but nothing touches your inner space & you live like an innocent child then be very clear, you are a pure being. Innocence is directly related to the inner space it is no way related to the outer world. unless you are with out logic or tired of logic you cannot be ready for transformation. Logic cannot help you understand even your own life. logic does not allow you to be simple & innocent .only when there is no logic there can be innocence .
