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Dharamshala:
The Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Institute’s seven-day teacher training programme on consciousness-based education is currently being conducted at Maharishi Vidya Mandir School, Dharamshala, from August 3 to August 9.
On its third day, the programme focused on equipping educators with holistic, consciousness-based teaching methods aimed at fostering complete development in students.
The training programme began with a traditional Guru Puja ceremony, led by course director Arun Kumar Sharma. Following the inauguration, co-director Ranjana Sharma initiated sessions on Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s Consciousness-Based Education (CBE) principles, which form the foundation of the training module.
Emphasis on Maharishi’s 16 teaching principles
On the third day, educators were introduced to eight out of the 16 fundamental principles of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s teachings. These principles were illustrated with real-life teaching examples to help teachers integrate them effectively into classroom practices.
A total of 58 teachers from Maharishi Vidya Mandir schools in Daulatpur Chowk (Una), Kangra, Nadaun and Rakkad are participating in this comprehensive training.
To mark the third day of the training, RC Patwari, national convener of the Maharishi Consciousness-Based Education Programme, addressed the participants through video conferencing. In his message, he emphasised the importance of education that nurtures both intellectual and inner growth, calling upon teachers to contribute to the holistic development of students and society at large.
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