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Sarvajnapeetha - Think Tank of Hinduism

PASSION TIME - THE ARTS

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When children use their creativity and intelligence to explore various, traditional Indian art forms such as dance, music, theater, painting, sculpture, jewelry making and flower garlands.

⬥ 30% children spontaneously play musical instruments without formal lessons. They continuously teach themselves, updating their skills by tuning into the Cosmos.

⬥ 100% children produce creative temple arts like deity making, alankar (deity decoration), planning and building children’s temples, making deity jewelry and art.

Temple deity with priest
Deity decoration (alankar)
Girl in orange dress smiling
Girl reading blindfolded

Children read and write wearing opticlude orthoptic eye patches to demonstrate the power of Third Eye Awakening℠

Children sitting in a circle with plants

Children commune with rose plants to shed their thorns