This document discusses harmony within the individual. It defines key terms like self, body, needs, happiness, and physical facilities. It explains that needs can be qualitative like respect or quantitative like food. Happiness comes from fulfilling qualitative needs through right understanding, while physical facilities fulfill quantitative needs. Problems arise when desires, thoughts and expectations are based on preconditioning rather than realization. The solution is developing realization and understanding through self-reflection. It also discusses harmony between self and body, defining sanyam as self-regulation and swasthya as health. Today's problems include lack of responsibility over the body and relying on medication. The solution is nurturing, protecting and utilizing the body properly through diet, exercise, yoga and
Ch1. Introduction to human values (4).pptxkonarmani2509
The document discusses universal human values and value education. It defines universal human values as fundamental principles like respect, honesty and compassion that are applicable to all people regardless of background. Value education aims to impart these values through developing character, empathy and social responsibility. It discusses the need for value education to understand human aspirations and goals. The document also outlines various approaches to value education like discussion, role-playing and storytelling. It emphasizes self-exploration, natural acceptance and the fulfillment of relationships as key to value education.
UHV 3D D2-S1B Und Human Being - Prosperity _ Health.pptPrahladGarg3
The document discusses the relationship between the self, body, and physical needs. It makes three key points:
1. The self is central to human existence, while the body acts as an instrument for the self. Physical needs and activities are meant to serve the nurturing, protection, and right utilization of the body.
2. True prosperity is having more physical resources than what is required to meet the body's needs. Identifying the actual required quantity is important to understand prosperity correctly.
3. Maintaining the health of the body requires proper intake, daily routine, exercise, postures, and treatment - all aimed at keeping the body's internal systems in harmony. The self must feel a sense of responsibility
This document discusses the need for value education to help people understand what is truly valuable for human happiness and fulfillment. It explains that value education enables understanding of human needs and goals. The document outlines several core human values like love, peace, truth and non-violence. It also discusses the process of self-exploration as key to value education and realizing harmony within and with others at the individual, family, societal and natural levels.
This document discusses universal human values and their importance in human life and development. Some key universal human values mentioned are honesty, truth, integrity, love, respect, wisdom and compassion. It explains how an individual's values are shaped by their family, friends, teachers and social circles from childhood through college. The document also discusses how human beings have both a self (consciousness) and a body, and how each has different but complementary needs that must be fulfilled for overall well-being and harmony.
The document outlines the need for value education and skill development. It discusses that value education helps us understand our aspirations and goals for a fulfilling life, while skill development teaches us the skills to achieve those aspirations. Both values and skills are needed, with values taking priority over skills. The document provides guidelines for value education content, stating it should be universal, rational, natural and verifiable, and all-encompassing. Value education involves self-exploration to discover one's natural values through dialogue between one's current self and true natural acceptance. The goal is to ensure harmony within oneself.
This document discusses different philosophical foundations of education including idealism, realism, pragmatism, and existentialism. It describes the key aspects of each philosophy including their originators, curricular emphasis, and teaching methods. Idealism focuses on the mind and ideas, realism emphasizes the physical world and facts, pragmatism is concerned with problem solving through experience, and existentialism views reality as subjective to the individual. The document provides an overview of the different philosophical approaches to education.
Theories of Motivation - Instincts Theories, Drive – Reduction Theories, Arousal Theory, Incentive Theory, Opponent-Process Theory, Cognitive Theories - Expectancy-Value Theory, Cognitive Dissonance Theory, Attribution Theory, Equity Theory, Social Cognitive Theory - Maslow’s Hierarchy, ERG Theory, Motivation-Hygiene Theory, Theory X and Theory Y, Acquired Needs Theory, Neo-Freudian Theories - Individual Psychology of Alfred Adler, Analytical Psychology Of Carl J Jung, Carl Rogers, Gestalt theory, Kurt Koffka Theory, Erik Erikson's Stages of Psychosocial Development, Karen Horney – Neurotic Relationships, Harry Stack-Sullivan – Selective Inattention, Erich Fromm – Choice of Freedom, The Social Unconscious Orientations, Type A,B, C and D Personalities, Behavioural, Cognitive And Humanistic Perspectives, Temperamental Theories of Personality - Gordon Allport, Ancient Theories of Temperament, Hierarchy of Traits And Super-Factors, Self-report Measures, Projective Techniques
Ch1. Introduction to human values (4).pptxkonarmani2509
The document discusses universal human values and value education. It defines universal human values as fundamental principles like respect, honesty and compassion that are applicable to all people regardless of background. Value education aims to impart these values through developing character, empathy and social responsibility. It discusses the need for value education to understand human aspirations and goals. The document also outlines various approaches to value education like discussion, role-playing and storytelling. It emphasizes self-exploration, natural acceptance and the fulfillment of relationships as key to value education.
UHV 3D D2-S1B Und Human Being - Prosperity _ Health.pptPrahladGarg3
The document discusses the relationship between the self, body, and physical needs. It makes three key points:
1. The self is central to human existence, while the body acts as an instrument for the self. Physical needs and activities are meant to serve the nurturing, protection, and right utilization of the body.
2. True prosperity is having more physical resources than what is required to meet the body's needs. Identifying the actual required quantity is important to understand prosperity correctly.
3. Maintaining the health of the body requires proper intake, daily routine, exercise, postures, and treatment - all aimed at keeping the body's internal systems in harmony. The self must feel a sense of responsibility
This document discusses the need for value education to help people understand what is truly valuable for human happiness and fulfillment. It explains that value education enables understanding of human needs and goals. The document outlines several core human values like love, peace, truth and non-violence. It also discusses the process of self-exploration as key to value education and realizing harmony within and with others at the individual, family, societal and natural levels.
This document discusses universal human values and their importance in human life and development. Some key universal human values mentioned are honesty, truth, integrity, love, respect, wisdom and compassion. It explains how an individual's values are shaped by their family, friends, teachers and social circles from childhood through college. The document also discusses how human beings have both a self (consciousness) and a body, and how each has different but complementary needs that must be fulfilled for overall well-being and harmony.
The document outlines the need for value education and skill development. It discusses that value education helps us understand our aspirations and goals for a fulfilling life, while skill development teaches us the skills to achieve those aspirations. Both values and skills are needed, with values taking priority over skills. The document provides guidelines for value education content, stating it should be universal, rational, natural and verifiable, and all-encompassing. Value education involves self-exploration to discover one's natural values through dialogue between one's current self and true natural acceptance. The goal is to ensure harmony within oneself.
This document discusses different philosophical foundations of education including idealism, realism, pragmatism, and existentialism. It describes the key aspects of each philosophy including their originators, curricular emphasis, and teaching methods. Idealism focuses on the mind and ideas, realism emphasizes the physical world and facts, pragmatism is concerned with problem solving through experience, and existentialism views reality as subjective to the individual. The document provides an overview of the different philosophical approaches to education.
Theories of Motivation - Instincts Theories, Drive – Reduction Theories, Arousal Theory, Incentive Theory, Opponent-Process Theory, Cognitive Theories - Expectancy-Value Theory, Cognitive Dissonance Theory, Attribution Theory, Equity Theory, Social Cognitive Theory - Maslow’s Hierarchy, ERG Theory, Motivation-Hygiene Theory, Theory X and Theory Y, Acquired Needs Theory, Neo-Freudian Theories - Individual Psychology of Alfred Adler, Analytical Psychology Of Carl J Jung, Carl Rogers, Gestalt theory, Kurt Koffka Theory, Erik Erikson's Stages of Psychosocial Development, Karen Horney – Neurotic Relationships, Harry Stack-Sullivan – Selective Inattention, Erich Fromm – Choice of Freedom, The Social Unconscious Orientations, Type A,B, C and D Personalities, Behavioural, Cognitive And Humanistic Perspectives, Temperamental Theories of Personality - Gordon Allport, Ancient Theories of Temperament, Hierarchy of Traits And Super-Factors, Self-report Measures, Projective Techniques
The document discusses value education and harmony at different levels. It covers:
- The need for value education to correctly identify aspirations and understand universal human values.
- Value education should include understanding oneself, relationships, society, nature, and the goal of human life.
- The process of value education begins with self-exploration by verifying proposals based on natural acceptance and experience.
- Basic human aspirations are happiness, prosperity, and their continuity, which require right understanding, relationships, and physical facilities.
- Harmony exists at the levels of the human being between self and body, the family, society, and nature which consists of physical, bio, animal, and human orders.
Holistic perception of harmony at all levels of existencesravanithonta79
Living in the present does not mean being unaware or unconcerned about the past or future. It means:
- Fully engaging with whatever is happening in the present moment, without judgement.
- Learning from the past without regret, in order to understand co-existence and plan constructively for the future.
- Not getting stuck in past regrets or future fears, which prevent us from seeing the present clearly.
- Evaluating the past on the basis of co-existence - understanding our role and others' roles without opposition.
- Planning the future also on the basis of co-existence, with understanding and participation rather than fear.
So living in the present involves being fully aware and engaged
Thank you for sharing. Reflecting on our experiences and growth is so important for continuous improvement. I'm glad these workshops have provided clarity and inspiration for your work educating students. May your efforts help nurture many peaceful and purposeful lives.
This document provides an overview of a 6-lecture module on value education. The module aims to facilitate understanding of harmony at different levels of being through self-exploration. It discusses that happiness comes from harmony and prosperity from having more than required physically. The basic human aspirations are identified as happiness, prosperity and their continuity. It emphasizes that for humans, relationship is as necessary as physical facility. Developing right understanding about relationship and priority for right understanding over relationship and physical facility is highlighted. Living with consideration for all three - right understanding, relationship and physical facility leads to human consciousness.
The document discusses the harmony between the self and the body. Some key points:
1. The human being consists of both a self (consciousness) and a body (material). The self is central to human existence, while the body acts as an instrument for the self.
2. It is the responsibility of the self to nurture, protect, and properly utilize the body. Physical facilities are required to fulfill this responsibility, but only in limited quantities for nourishment, protection, and right usage of the body.
3. Prosperity is defined as having or producing more than the required physical facilities. It involves correctly identifying needs and ensuring availability of surplus resources through right understanding and skills.
LET Reviewer for Values Education
- Foundation of Values Education
- Personhood Development
- Transformative Education
- Work Ethics and Community Service
- Research and Evaluation
1. For Aristotle, virtue ethics places importance on developing good moral character through practicing virtuous acts habitually. A virtuous person is one who exhibits moral excellence by choosing a mean between excess and deficiency in their actions.
2. Developing virtues requires practical wisdom to know how virtues apply in different situations. One becomes just by doing just acts, courageous through courageous acts, and so on.
3. For Aquinas, virtue ethics involves merging Aristotle's idea of achieving eudaimonia through virtue with Christian theology. An act is good if it contributes to our proper human end as defined by religion.
Physical facilities are necessary and complete for animals to fulfill their needs of food, shelter, etc. However, for humans physical facilities are necessary but not complete. While humans require physical necessities like food and shelter, they also have non-physical needs for knowledge, relationships, happiness, and self-actualization that physical items alone cannot fulfill. Humans desire intellectual and social engagement beyond just physical survival needs.
UHV Handout 2-Harmony in the Human BeingSathya298634
This document discusses the harmony between the self and the body in a human being. It defines the human being as the co-existence of the self (consciousness) and the body (material). The needs, activities, and responses of the self and body are explored. Maintaining harmony between the self and body involves the self having a feeling of self-regulation to properly nurture, protect, and utilize the body for health. Ensuring harmony within the self through aligning imagination with one's natural acceptance is also important for overall well-being.
This document summarizes 12 lectures on harmony in the human being. It discusses distinguishing between the needs of the self and the body. The body is an instrument of the self. Harmony occurs when there is no contradiction between desires, thoughts, and expectations, and when all imagination is in accordance with natural acceptance. The document also discusses programs to ensure self-regulation and health, including identifying required physical resources, and feeling a sense of responsibility toward the body for nurturing, protection, and right utilization. The overall message is that the self is central to human existence and the body acts as an instrument for the self.
1. The document discusses exercises to develop understanding of the self and body through mindfulness and observation.
2. It explains that the self and body are distinct realities that interact through the exchange of information, with the self making decisions about what instructions to give and sensations to read from the body.
3. The self associates meaning to sensations from the body and outside events based on sanskar (accumulated understanding and assumptions), and can either react based on assumptions or respond based on right understanding.
The document discusses virtue ethics according to Aristotle. It explains that for Aristotle, eudaimonia or happiness is the chief good that is achieved through living virtuously according to reason. It describes the parts of the soul and their functions, with the rational part being responsible for choice and action. It discusses the virtues as a mean between excess and deficiency, and the role of habit and practical wisdom in developing virtuous character.
This document outlines the process of self-exploration as a means of value education. It involves:
1) Dialogue between who you currently are and who you want to become, discovering your natural acceptance.
2) Self-investigation to bridge gaps and evolve, enabling you to know yourself and gain clarity about existence.
3) Recognizing your relationships and fulfilling obligations through co-existence.
4) Discovering ethical conduct and living accordingly.
5) Achieving harmony within yourself and with existence through self-expression and self-organization.
Realism holds that reality exists independently of human minds and perceptions. It asserts that objects have intrinsic natures that are not dependent on beliefs, perceptions, or interpretations. According to realism, reality behaves in predictable and repeatable patterns regardless of human sensory experiences. The key principle of realism is independence - that reality exists on its own and is not contingent on the human mind. Realism favors an education system focused on teaching objective facts and truth through a standardized curriculum emphasizing sciences and the liberal arts.
The document discusses understanding the human being as the co-existence of self and body. It describes how human beings are complex combinations of the self, which relates to feelings, and the material body, which refers to physical facilities. Often, the needs of the body and feelings clash. The document outlines Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which includes physiological, safety, social, esteem, and self-actualization needs. It then discusses distinguishing the needs of the self from the needs of the body, and the activities that occur in the self versus the body. The self is described as the conscious entity that engages in knowing, assuming, recognizing, and fulfilling, while the body is the material entity that recognizes and fulfills
The document discusses the domains of teaching competence, including educational foundations. It covers the anthropological, philosophical, psychological, and moral foundations of education.
For the anthropological foundation, it discusses how anthropology studies humans and influences education. The philosophical foundation examines different philosophies like idealism, realism, and essentialism that impact education.
The psychological foundation outlines several influential psychologists and their theories. It also discusses theories of motivation such as instinct, drive-reduction, and cognitive theories.
Finally, the moral foundation presents important philosophers from history and their perspectives on morality, including Confucius, Buddha, Socrates, Aristotle, Jesus Christ, and Muhammad. It examines concepts like virtue, good, duty
This document discusses the concept of harmony within the self. It states that harmony arises when thoughts are guided by natural acceptance rather than assumptions or sensations. Disharmony occurs when thoughts contradict each other or natural laws. The key to happiness is being in a state of harmony. It provides examples of how preconditioning, sensations, and natural acceptance can influence thought processes and the resulting harmony or disharmony in the self. It emphasizes developing right understanding and feelings to attain harmony and discusses diagnosing one's own thought processes to identify sources of assumptions versus natural acceptance.
বাংলাদেশের অর্থনৈতিক সমীক্ষা ২০২৪ [Bangladesh Economic Review 2024 Bangla.pdf] কম্পিউটার , ট্যাব ও স্মার্ট ফোন ভার্সন সহ সম্পূর্ণ বাংলা ই-বুক বা pdf বই " সুচিপত্র ...বুকমার্ক মেনু 🔖 ও হাইপার লিংক মেনু 📝👆 যুক্ত ..
আমাদের সবার জন্য খুব খুব গুরুত্বপূর্ণ একটি বই ..বিসিএস, ব্যাংক, ইউনিভার্সিটি ভর্তি ও যে কোন প্রতিযোগিতা মূলক পরীক্ষার জন্য এর খুব ইম্পরট্যান্ট একটি বিষয় ...তাছাড়া বাংলাদেশের সাম্প্রতিক যে কোন ডাটা বা তথ্য এই বইতে পাবেন ...
তাই একজন নাগরিক হিসাবে এই তথ্য গুলো আপনার জানা প্রয়োজন ...।
বিসিএস ও ব্যাংক এর লিখিত পরীক্ষা ...+এছাড়া মাধ্যমিক ও উচ্চমাধ্যমিকের স্টুডেন্টদের জন্য অনেক কাজে আসবে ...
How to Manage Your Lost Opportunities in Odoo 17 CRMCeline George
Odoo 17 CRM allows us to track why we lose sales opportunities with "Lost Reasons." This helps analyze our sales process and identify areas for improvement. Here's how to configure lost reasons in Odoo 17 CRM
The document discusses value education and harmony at different levels. It covers:
- The need for value education to correctly identify aspirations and understand universal human values.
- Value education should include understanding oneself, relationships, society, nature, and the goal of human life.
- The process of value education begins with self-exploration by verifying proposals based on natural acceptance and experience.
- Basic human aspirations are happiness, prosperity, and their continuity, which require right understanding, relationships, and physical facilities.
- Harmony exists at the levels of the human being between self and body, the family, society, and nature which consists of physical, bio, animal, and human orders.
Holistic perception of harmony at all levels of existencesravanithonta79
Living in the present does not mean being unaware or unconcerned about the past or future. It means:
- Fully engaging with whatever is happening in the present moment, without judgement.
- Learning from the past without regret, in order to understand co-existence and plan constructively for the future.
- Not getting stuck in past regrets or future fears, which prevent us from seeing the present clearly.
- Evaluating the past on the basis of co-existence - understanding our role and others' roles without opposition.
- Planning the future also on the basis of co-existence, with understanding and participation rather than fear.
So living in the present involves being fully aware and engaged
Thank you for sharing. Reflecting on our experiences and growth is so important for continuous improvement. I'm glad these workshops have provided clarity and inspiration for your work educating students. May your efforts help nurture many peaceful and purposeful lives.
This document provides an overview of a 6-lecture module on value education. The module aims to facilitate understanding of harmony at different levels of being through self-exploration. It discusses that happiness comes from harmony and prosperity from having more than required physically. The basic human aspirations are identified as happiness, prosperity and their continuity. It emphasizes that for humans, relationship is as necessary as physical facility. Developing right understanding about relationship and priority for right understanding over relationship and physical facility is highlighted. Living with consideration for all three - right understanding, relationship and physical facility leads to human consciousness.
The document discusses the harmony between the self and the body. Some key points:
1. The human being consists of both a self (consciousness) and a body (material). The self is central to human existence, while the body acts as an instrument for the self.
2. It is the responsibility of the self to nurture, protect, and properly utilize the body. Physical facilities are required to fulfill this responsibility, but only in limited quantities for nourishment, protection, and right usage of the body.
3. Prosperity is defined as having or producing more than the required physical facilities. It involves correctly identifying needs and ensuring availability of surplus resources through right understanding and skills.
LET Reviewer for Values Education
- Foundation of Values Education
- Personhood Development
- Transformative Education
- Work Ethics and Community Service
- Research and Evaluation
1. For Aristotle, virtue ethics places importance on developing good moral character through practicing virtuous acts habitually. A virtuous person is one who exhibits moral excellence by choosing a mean between excess and deficiency in their actions.
2. Developing virtues requires practical wisdom to know how virtues apply in different situations. One becomes just by doing just acts, courageous through courageous acts, and so on.
3. For Aquinas, virtue ethics involves merging Aristotle's idea of achieving eudaimonia through virtue with Christian theology. An act is good if it contributes to our proper human end as defined by religion.
Physical facilities are necessary and complete for animals to fulfill their needs of food, shelter, etc. However, for humans physical facilities are necessary but not complete. While humans require physical necessities like food and shelter, they also have non-physical needs for knowledge, relationships, happiness, and self-actualization that physical items alone cannot fulfill. Humans desire intellectual and social engagement beyond just physical survival needs.
UHV Handout 2-Harmony in the Human BeingSathya298634
This document discusses the harmony between the self and the body in a human being. It defines the human being as the co-existence of the self (consciousness) and the body (material). The needs, activities, and responses of the self and body are explored. Maintaining harmony between the self and body involves the self having a feeling of self-regulation to properly nurture, protect, and utilize the body for health. Ensuring harmony within the self through aligning imagination with one's natural acceptance is also important for overall well-being.
This document summarizes 12 lectures on harmony in the human being. It discusses distinguishing between the needs of the self and the body. The body is an instrument of the self. Harmony occurs when there is no contradiction between desires, thoughts, and expectations, and when all imagination is in accordance with natural acceptance. The document also discusses programs to ensure self-regulation and health, including identifying required physical resources, and feeling a sense of responsibility toward the body for nurturing, protection, and right utilization. The overall message is that the self is central to human existence and the body acts as an instrument for the self.
1. The document discusses exercises to develop understanding of the self and body through mindfulness and observation.
2. It explains that the self and body are distinct realities that interact through the exchange of information, with the self making decisions about what instructions to give and sensations to read from the body.
3. The self associates meaning to sensations from the body and outside events based on sanskar (accumulated understanding and assumptions), and can either react based on assumptions or respond based on right understanding.
The document discusses virtue ethics according to Aristotle. It explains that for Aristotle, eudaimonia or happiness is the chief good that is achieved through living virtuously according to reason. It describes the parts of the soul and their functions, with the rational part being responsible for choice and action. It discusses the virtues as a mean between excess and deficiency, and the role of habit and practical wisdom in developing virtuous character.
This document outlines the process of self-exploration as a means of value education. It involves:
1) Dialogue between who you currently are and who you want to become, discovering your natural acceptance.
2) Self-investigation to bridge gaps and evolve, enabling you to know yourself and gain clarity about existence.
3) Recognizing your relationships and fulfilling obligations through co-existence.
4) Discovering ethical conduct and living accordingly.
5) Achieving harmony within yourself and with existence through self-expression and self-organization.
Realism holds that reality exists independently of human minds and perceptions. It asserts that objects have intrinsic natures that are not dependent on beliefs, perceptions, or interpretations. According to realism, reality behaves in predictable and repeatable patterns regardless of human sensory experiences. The key principle of realism is independence - that reality exists on its own and is not contingent on the human mind. Realism favors an education system focused on teaching objective facts and truth through a standardized curriculum emphasizing sciences and the liberal arts.
The document discusses understanding the human being as the co-existence of self and body. It describes how human beings are complex combinations of the self, which relates to feelings, and the material body, which refers to physical facilities. Often, the needs of the body and feelings clash. The document outlines Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which includes physiological, safety, social, esteem, and self-actualization needs. It then discusses distinguishing the needs of the self from the needs of the body, and the activities that occur in the self versus the body. The self is described as the conscious entity that engages in knowing, assuming, recognizing, and fulfilling, while the body is the material entity that recognizes and fulfills
The document discusses the domains of teaching competence, including educational foundations. It covers the anthropological, philosophical, psychological, and moral foundations of education.
For the anthropological foundation, it discusses how anthropology studies humans and influences education. The philosophical foundation examines different philosophies like idealism, realism, and essentialism that impact education.
The psychological foundation outlines several influential psychologists and their theories. It also discusses theories of motivation such as instinct, drive-reduction, and cognitive theories.
Finally, the moral foundation presents important philosophers from history and their perspectives on morality, including Confucius, Buddha, Socrates, Aristotle, Jesus Christ, and Muhammad. It examines concepts like virtue, good, duty
This document discusses the concept of harmony within the self. It states that harmony arises when thoughts are guided by natural acceptance rather than assumptions or sensations. Disharmony occurs when thoughts contradict each other or natural laws. The key to happiness is being in a state of harmony. It provides examples of how preconditioning, sensations, and natural acceptance can influence thought processes and the resulting harmony or disharmony in the self. It emphasizes developing right understanding and feelings to attain harmony and discusses diagnosing one's own thought processes to identify sources of assumptions versus natural acceptance.
বাংলাদেশের অর্থনৈতিক সমীক্ষা ২০২৪ [Bangladesh Economic Review 2024 Bangla.pdf] কম্পিউটার , ট্যাব ও স্মার্ট ফোন ভার্সন সহ সম্পূর্ণ বাংলা ই-বুক বা pdf বই " সুচিপত্র ...বুকমার্ক মেনু 🔖 ও হাইপার লিংক মেনু 📝👆 যুক্ত ..
আমাদের সবার জন্য খুব খুব গুরুত্বপূর্ণ একটি বই ..বিসিএস, ব্যাংক, ইউনিভার্সিটি ভর্তি ও যে কোন প্রতিযোগিতা মূলক পরীক্ষার জন্য এর খুব ইম্পরট্যান্ট একটি বিষয় ...তাছাড়া বাংলাদেশের সাম্প্রতিক যে কোন ডাটা বা তথ্য এই বইতে পাবেন ...
তাই একজন নাগরিক হিসাবে এই তথ্য গুলো আপনার জানা প্রয়োজন ...।
বিসিএস ও ব্যাংক এর লিখিত পরীক্ষা ...+এছাড়া মাধ্যমিক ও উচ্চমাধ্যমিকের স্টুডেন্টদের জন্য অনেক কাজে আসবে ...
How to Manage Your Lost Opportunities in Odoo 17 CRMCeline George
Odoo 17 CRM allows us to track why we lose sales opportunities with "Lost Reasons." This helps analyze our sales process and identify areas for improvement. Here's how to configure lost reasons in Odoo 17 CRM
This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
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This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
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LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
2. Subject Intro
Credit Course with 3 credits
External = 100 Marks
Internal = 50 Marks
Syllabus -
Unit 1 : Introduction to Value
Education
Unit 2 : Harmony in My self
Unit 3 : Harmony in Family and
Society
Unit 4 : Harmony in Nature and
Existence
Unit 5 : Professional Ethics
4. 4
Living
For human beings
their conduct depends on their world view and values
World view* (vision), perspective (विश्व-दृवि, विश्व-अिलोकन)
Values (मूल्य)
Conduct (आचरण)
For the rest (animals, plants, trees, soil, water…)
their conduct is definite, pre-determined naturally
Today, is the conduct of human being definite or indefinite?
* world view- is meant to signify our vision of the world. This may be based on
direct realisation of the existential reality or on our assumption about it.
5. 5
Major Fears
Out of the three types of fear, which is predominant for you?
Fear of natural calamities
Fear of wild animals
Fear of the inhuman conduct of human being
Is this on the increase or decrease?
vki ds fy,] bu rhuksa esa ls dkSu lk Hk; izeq[k gS
fgald i'kqvksa dk Hk;
izkd`frd vkink dk Hk;
ekuo ds vekuoh; O;ogkj dk Hk;
;g Hk; c< jgk gS ;k ?kV jgk gS
6. 6
Basis of Definiteness of Conduct
Trees, Plants... Conduct is based on their seed
Animals.... Conduct is based on their breed
Human being Conduct is based on their education-sanskar
vkpj.k dh fuf”pÙkk dk vk/kkj
isM] ikS/ks--- tSlk cht oSlk vkpj.k
i'kq--- tSlk oa”k oSlk vkpj.k
ekuo tSlk f”k{kk&laLdkj oSlk vkpj.k
7. 7
Conduct of Human Being is based on their Education-Sanskar
Human education-sanskar Inhuman education-sanskar
Humane world view, perspective Inhumane world view, perspective
(मानिीय दृवि) (अमानिीय दृवि)
Human values inhuman values
(मानिीय मूल्य) (अमानिीय मूल्य)
Human conduct – behavior, work, participation Inhuman conduct – behavior, work, participation
(मानिीय आचरण – व्यिहार, कायय, व्यिस्था में भागीदारी) (अमानिीय आचरण – व्यिहार, कायय, व्य. में भागीदारी)
Human society Inhuman society
(मानिीय समाज, मानिीय व्यिस्था) (अमानिीय समाज, अव्यिस्था)
9. 9
What is Desirable in Education
Understanding Value Education
(definite, universal, invariant…) (proposals,
Right World-view, Perspective self-exploration,
knowing,
Self-discipline)
Natural acceptance
Thinking Moral Education
(ideas, morals…) Belief
Doing Discipline, Instructions
(behaviour, work) (externally enforced
fear, incentive…)
Indefinite Indefinite Definite
conduct conduct conduct
10. 10
Holistic Education
Human education-sanskar
Humane world view, perspective
(मानिीय दृवि) Education for this is
the main part
Human values of education
(मानिीय मूल्य)
+
Skills for living with human conduct Value guided skills
(मानिीय आचरण पूियक जीने क
े वलए हुनर)
Human society
(मानिीय समाज, मानिीय व्यिस्था)
12. Value Education
Meaning –
Value means importance
Education means knowledge
Value education means knowledge of importance of
anything
Human values means importance as human
Need for value education
Correct identification of our aspirations
Understanding universal human values to fulfil our
aspirations in continuity
Complimentarity of values and skills
Evaluation of our beliefs
13. 15
What are Values? Human Values? Universal Human Values?
One’s value is one’s participation in the larger order
(larger order = larger, harmonious system)
e.g. Value of pen is that it helps to write
(participation in education)
Value of water is that it quenches thirst
(participation in health)
Similarly,
Your value in the family is your participation in the harmony in the
family
Your value in the institution is your participation in the harmony in
the institution
And so on… your value in the society, nature etc.
We need to understand the universal values of human being
14. Value Education
Basic guidelines
Universal
Rational
Natural and verifiable
All encompassing (all dimension and levels of living)
Leading to harmony
Process
Self exploration the process to find out
what is valuable to me by investigating within
myself, what is right for me, true for me, has to be
judged within myself. Through self exploration we
get the value of ourself.
15. Self Exploration - Purpose
It is a process of
dialogue between “what you are” and “what you
really want to be”
self evolution through self investigation
knowing oneself and through that, knowing the entire
existence
recognizing one’s relationship with every unit in
existence and fulfilling it
knowing human conduct, human character and living
accordingly
being in harmony in oneself and in harmony with
entire existence
identifying our innateness and moving towards self
16. Self Exploration - Process
It is a PROPOSAL.
Don’t assume it to be true immediately, nor reject it.
Verify it in your own right, on the basis of it being naturally
acceptable to you,
Not just on the basis of scriptures
Not on the basis of equipment/instrument data
Not on the basis of the assertion by other human beings.
Then what to do
Verify on the basis of your natural acceptance
Live accordingly to validate it experientially
If the proposal is true in behaviour with human leads to mutual
happiness
If the proposal is true in work with rest of the nature leads to
mutual prosperity
Results in realization and understanding
On having realization and understanding we get
Assurance
17.
18. Basic Aspirations – Happiness and
Prosperity
Happiness : The state or situation in which I live if
there is harmony/ synergy in it, then I like to be in
that state or situation. i.e. to be in the state of
liking is happiness.
Prosperity : Prosperity is the feeling of having or
making available more than required physical
facilities.
Prevailing notion: trying to get happy by max.
accumulation & consumption of physical facilities.
Results in different problems at all four levels of living.
19. 21
Prosperity
Prosperity – The feeling of having / producing more than required
Physical Facility
2 1
1 – Identification of required physical facility (including the required
quantity)
– with right understanding
2 – Ensuring availability/ production of more than required physical
facility
– with right skills
A prosperous person thinks of right utilisation, nurturing the other
“ deprived “ “ “ accumulation, exploiting “ “
20. 22
वर्तमान स्थितर्
We can observe two categories of human beings
1. Lacking physical facility, unhappy deprived
2. Having physical facility, unhappy deprived
While we want to be –
3. Having physical facility, happy prosperous
If the identification of required physical facility is missing, then one can
only shift between category 1 & category 2
This is possible only with
a- the right identification of required physical facility and
b- availability / production of more than required physical facility
21. Basic Aspiration – Program Required
Right
Understanding
Relationship with
humans
Physical facilities
Our natural want mutual prosperity
Acceptance = fulfillment (happiness) enrich nature
What we want
To be
Our current have problems at have a
feeling of
State = what various levels leading deprivation
We are to unhappiness are in the process of
destroying nature
22. 24
Role of Education-Sanskar: To Enable Transformation
RELATIONSHIP
(laca/k)
with human
beings
PHYSICAL FACILITY
(lqfo/kk)
with rest of nature
RIGHT UNDERSTANDING
(le>)
in the self
MUTUAL HAPPINESS
(mHk; lq[k)
MUTUAL PROSPERITY
(mHk; le`f))
3
2
Human
Conciousness
ekuo psruk
Animal
Conciousness
tho psruk
Transformation&
Progress
laØe.k&fodkl
1
24. Human Being
Ekkuo
Self (I)
eSa
Body
“kjhj
Need
vko';drk
Happiness (e.g. Respect)
lq[k ¼tSls lEeku½
Physical Facility (e.g. Food)
lqfo/kk ¼tSls Hkkstu½
In Time
dky esa
Continuous
fujUrj
Temporary
lkef;d
In Quantity
ek=k esa
Qualitative (is Feeling)
xq.kkRed ¼Hkko gS½
Quantitative (Required in
Limited Quantity)
Ekk=kRed ¼lhfer ek=k esa½
Fulfilled By
iwfrZ ds fy,
Right Understanding & Right
Feeling lgh le>] lgh Hkko
Physio-chemical Things
HkkSfrd&jklk;fud oLrq
Activity
fØ;k
Desire, Thought, Expectation…
bPNk] fopkj] vk”kk---
Eating, Walking…
[kkuk] pyuk---
In Time
dky esa
Continuous
fujUrj
Temporary
lkef;d
Type
Ádkj
Knowing, Assuming,
Recognising, Fulfilling
tkuuk] ekuuk] igpkuuk] fuokZg
djuk
Recognising, Fulfilling
igpkuuk] fuokZg djuk
Consciousness pSrU; Material tM
Co-existence
lgvfLrRo
25. Activities in Self
Power Activity
Self 1. 1.
Natural
2. 2.
Acceptance
Preconditioning
3. Desire 3. Imaging
Imagi-
4. Thought 4. Analyzing
nation
5. Expectation 5.
26. Problems in activities and effects
Desire, thoughts and expectations are largely being set
by preconditioning or sensations.
Preconditioning : we have assumed something about
desires on the basis of prevailing notion about it.
Sensations: information received from five senses
Preconditioning Sensation
Conflicts And Contradictions
Wavering Aspirations
Lack Of Confidence
Unhappiness
Lack Of Qualitative Improvement In
Us
State Of Resignation
Short Lived Nature
Of Pleasure
28. Harmony with Body – Sanyam and
Swasthya
Sanyam (Self Regulation): The feeling of responsibility
in the self for nurturing, protection and right utilization of
the body.
Swasthya (Health): A condition of body where every
part of the body is performing its expected function.
Our State today:
Lack of responsibility towards body
Tendency for medication to suppress the ailments
Polluted air, water and food.
29. Solution : understanding and living with sanyam
Nurturing of the body
oProper food, air and water
Protection of the body
oProper upkeeping
oPhysical labour and exercise
oAasan – pranayam
oTreatment of the body
Right utilization of the body
Harmony with Body – Sanyam and
Swasthya
30. Self (I) Body
Body is an instrument
of the Self (I)
Consciousness Material
Needs & Activities are Continuous in Time Temporary
Knowing, Assuming, Recognizing, Fulfilling Recognizing, Fulfilling
Sanyam Health
Feeling of responsibility for
Nurturing, Protection and Right Utilization of
the Body
1. Body acts according to I
2. Parts of the body are in
harmony (in order)
Food… Clothes, Shelter... Instruments…
Limited, Limited, Limited quantity
Physical Facility is required in a limited
quantity
Harmony with the Body
Sensation
INFORMATION
Instruction
33. Harmony in the Family
1. Relationship is – between one self (I1) and other self (I2)
2. There are feelings in relationship – in one self (I1) for other self
(I2)
3. These feelings can be recognized – they are definite (9
Feelings)
4. Their fulfilment, evaluation leads to mutual happiness
Feelings in relationship:
Are these feelings Naturally Acceptable to You?
When you live with these feelings, does it lead to your happiness?
When you express these feelings to the other, does it lead to the
happiness of the other?
1- Trust fo”okl FOUNDATION VALUE
2- Respect lEeku
3- Affection Lusg
4- Care eerk
5- Guidance okRlY;
6- Reverence J)k
7- Glory xkSjo
8- Gratitude —rKrk
9- Love izse COMPLETE VALUE
34. Trust (fo”okl)
Trust = to be assured (vk”oLr gksuk)
= to have the clarity that the other wants to make me
happy & prosperous
= nwljk esjs lq[k] le`f) ds vFkZ esa gS] ,slk Li’V gksuk
35. Verify – on the basis of your
Natural Acceptance
1a. I want to make myself
happy
2a. I want to make the other
happy
3a. The other wants to make
herself/himself happy
4a. The other wants to make
me happy
Verify – on the basis of your
competence
1b. I am able to make myself
always happy
2b. I am able to make the other
always happy
3b. The other is able to make
herself/himself always happy
4b. The other is able to make me
always happy
Evaluating Trust – Between 2 Individuals
Intention – Natural Acceptance
What is Naturally Acceptable to Me
Competence
What I am (∑ D, T, E)
√
?
?
?
??
?
√
√
36. Check within yourself
If you have unconditional, continuous trust on intention
(natural acceptance) of the other and if the other is lacking
competence, what will you do:
a) Try to improve his competence
b) Get irritated
c) Get angry
d) Have a feeling of opposition
How many persons do you have trust on intention (natural
acceptance)
– unconditional, continuous?
This is fundamental. Trust on intention is the foundation of
relationship
You can get an idea of the state of your understanding about
If Trust on Intention
If Doubt on Intention
38. Over evaluation – to evaluate for more than what it is
vf/kewY;u vf/kd vkaadyu djuk
Under evaluation – to evaluate for less than what it is
voewY;u de vkaadyu djuk
Otherwise evaluation – to evaluate for other than what it is
vewY;u vU;Fkk vkaadyu djuk
Whenever the evaluation is not right, it is disrespect
Check for yourself in every interaction with others whether it is respect
or disrespect
If we observe, we find in our day to day relationship, we tend to do one
of the above three, which is disrespect
Disrespect
vieku
39. Respect: Right Evaluation – on the basis of the Self (I)
1. Purpose y{;
I want to live with continuous happiness & prosperity
The other also wants to live with continuous happiness & prosperity
Our purpose is similar (on the basis of Natural Acceptance)
2. Program dk;ZØe
My program is to understand and to live in harmony at all 4 levels
The program of the other is also to understand and to live in harmony at all 4
levels
Our program is similar
3. Potential {kerk
Desire, Thought & Expectation ¼bPNk] fopkj] vk”kk½ is continuous in
me. I am endowed with Natural Acceptance
Desire, Thought & Expectation ¼bPNk] fopkj] vk”kk½ is continuous in
the other. The other is also endowed with Natural Acceptance
Our potential is similar
The Other is Similar to Me nwljk esjs tSlk
gS
43. Differentiation Hksn
Differentiation = Disrespect
Not Naturally Acceptable… Opposition… Movement…
Hksn ¾ vieku
lgt Lohdk;Z ugha gksrk--- fojks/k--- vkUnksyu---
Differentiation
Hksn
Body
“kjh
j
Physical Facility
lqfo/kk
Beliefs
ekU;r
k
Age
vk;q
Gender
fyax
Post
in
Wealth
/ku
Isms
okn
Physical
Strength
cy
Race
oa”
k
Sects
laiznk
;
Info
lwp
uk
44. Affection (Lusg)
The feeling of being related to the other
(acceptance of the other as one’s relative, the other is like me)
nwljs dks laca/kh ds :i esa Lohdkjus dk HkkoA fufoZj®f/krkA
One naturally feels related to the other when one has the feelings of
Trust and Respect in oneself for the other
Responsibility and commitment for mutual fulfilment
Absence of Affection = Opposition, Jealousy
45. Feeling of responsibility
toward the body of my
relative
The responsibility &
commitment for
nurturing and
protecting the Body of
my relative
laca/kh ds “kjhj ds iks’k.k]
laj{k.k dh LohÑfr dk
HkkoA
Feeling of responsibility toward
the self(I) of my relative
The responsibility &
commitment for ensuring
Right Understanding and
Right Feeling in the self(I) of
my relative
laca/kh dks le>nkj o ftEesnkj
cukus dh LohÑfr dk HkkoA
Care (eerk) Guidance
(okRlY;)
Care & Guidance naturally follow Affection
Are you ensuring both – care as well as guidance?
Or mostly focused on care?
While taking care of the body, are you also concerned about the self? Eg. While
feeding the child
46. Reverence (J)k)
The feeling of acceptance for Excellence
Js’Brk dh LohÑfr dk HkkoA
Excellence ¼Js’Brk½
Understanding Harmony &
Living in Harmony
Excellence and competition are not similar.
In excellence, one helps to bring the other to his level
In competition, he hinders the other from reaching to his level
Worship ¼iwtk½
Effort made to achieve excellence. Js’Brk ds fy, fd;k x;k iz;klA
(inspiration from the revered)
at all 4 levels
1. In the Self, as an Individual
2. In Family
3. In Society
4. In Nature/Existence
47. Not other – me
I am different from the other
Stops the other to come to his level -
effort to accentuate the difference,
to dominate, manipulate, exploit
Operates on the basis of his
preconditioning (that changes) –
driven by other on the basis of
reward / fear of punishment
Conditional relationship, over-
evaluation of self & under-
evaluation of other
Is Deprived – Hoards, Accumulates,
Exploits
Relative (no definite completion point)
The other is like me – we are
complementary
Helps the other to come to his level
Operates on the basis of his Natural
Acceptance (that is definite) –
swatantra, self driven by clarity of
human purpose
Trust, respect... In relationship
Is Prosperous – Rightly Utililises,
Shares, Nurtures
Absolute (definite completion point)
Excellence (Js"Brk) To Be Special (fo'ks"krk)
48. Feeling for those who
have made effort for
excellence
ftUgksaus Js’Brk ds fy,
fd, iz;kl fd;k gS]
muds izfr HkkoA
Feeling for those who have
made effort for my
excellence
ftUgksaus esjh Js’Brk ds fy,
iz;kl fd;k gS] muds izfr
HkkoA
Glory ¼xkSjo½ Gratitude ¼d`rKrk½
49. Verify on the basis of your natural acceptance if you want to be related
to:
None
One
Many
Everyone
Affection (Lusg) – The feeling of being related to the other
(acceptance of the other as one’s relative)
nwljs dks laca/kh ds :i esa Lohdkjus dk HkkoA
Love ¼izse½ – The feeling of being related to all (Complete Value)
¾ gj ,d dks laca/kh ds :i esa Lohdkjus dk HkkoA
Affection
Love
X
√
√
√
The feeling of being related to none – in opposition to all
The feeling of being related to one
The feeling of being related to many
The feeling of being related to all
50. 54
Preconditioning Related to Love – Common misunderstandings
Excitement (from sensation, preconditioning) is confused for feeling
Sensation –
Lust, getting from the other
Continuity not possible
Preconditioning –
Infatuation
1. Love at First Sight?
2. By this age, I must have GF/BF?
3. The other has 4 GF/BF; I have only one?
Continuity not possible
Right understanding (natural acceptance) –
Love (प्रेम) = feeling of being related to all, responsible towards all, giving to all
Continuity
Once trust, respect, affection, care, guidance… are ensured within, then
the feeling of being related to all follows naturally
Infatuation, Lust
Sensation
Imagination
(in the Self) Love
Preconditioning
Natural
Acceptance
51. 55
Preconditioning Related to Love
This is certainly not Love!
The feeling of love needs to be
understood rightly by all,
particularly by youth
52. 57
Love ¼izse½
Love ¼izse½ – The feeling of being related to all (Complete Value)
¾ gj ,d dks laca/kh ds :i esa Lohdkjus dk HkkoA
¾ iw.kZrk esa jfr & iw.kZrk esa jr gksuk & gj ,d ds lkFk laca/k
esa fufgr jl Hkkoksa dh vuqHkwfr djukA
It all starts with identifying that one is related to other human being
(Affection - Lusg) and it slowly expands to the feeling of being related
to all human beings and then to all, each & every unit in nature
(human being as well as other units) (Love - izse)
,d → vusd → gj ,d dks laca/kh ds :i esa Lohdkjuk
Feeling of Love is expressed in the form of kindness n;k, beneficience
—ik and compassion d#.kk. The feeling is for all, and it is
expressed to those who come in contact
The feeling of Love is the foundation of Undivided Society
53. Harmony in Family
Feelings
Trust : To be assured that each human being inherently
wants oneself and other to be happy and prosperous.
Respect : Accepting individuality and doing right evaluation
Affection : The feeling of being related to the other.
Care : The feeling to nurture and protect the body of our
relative.
Guidance : Feeling of ensuring right understanding and
feelings in the other (my relative)
Reverence : The feeling of acceptance of excellence in the
other
Glory : The feeling for someone who has made efforts for
excellence.
Gratitude : Feeling of acceptance for those who have made
54. Harmony in family
Justice
Self
relationship
Self
Recognize the VALUES (feelings) in a relationship
(feelings are definite)
Fulfillment of VALUES (feelings)
Evaluate the fulfillment of the VALUES
Mutual Happiness
55. 60
Harmony in Family – Justice, From Family to World Family (Undivided Society)
1. Relationship is – between one self (I1) and other self (I2)
2. There are feelings in relationship – in one self (I1) for other self (I2)
3. These feelings can be recognized – they are definite (9 Feelings)
4. Their fulfilment, evaluation leads to mutual happiness
Feelings in relationship:
Justice = Recognition, Fulfillment & Evaluation of Human-Human
Relationship, leading to Mutual Happiness
Justice from Family to World Family Undivided Society ¼v[k.M
lekt½
1- Trust fo”okl FOUNDATION VALUE
2- Respect lEeku
3- Affection Lusg
4- Care eerk
5- Guidance okRlY;
6- Reverence J)k
7- Glory xkSjo
8- Gratitude —rKrk
9- Love izse COMPLETE VALUE
57. What is Desirable and Where are we today?
People living together, in a relationship of mutual fulfillment
(common goal)
Society
People living together, but not in relationship of mutual fulfillment
(differing goals)
Crowd
People living separately, in opposition / struggle
(conflicting goals)
Battlefield
We will explore society
58. Harmony in the Society (lekt esa O;oLFkk)
Human Target (ekuo y{;)
Are all 4 required, desirable or we can leave something out?
Other than these 4, what else is required?
Are we working for all 4?
Right Understanding
& Right Feelings
In Every Individual
Prosperity
In Every Family
Fearlessness
(Trust)
In Society
Co-Existence
In Nature/
Existence
59. Current State – Have we understood our Goal?
Human Target (ekuo y{;)
Gross Misunderstanding (vk/kkjHkwr Hkze)
Right Understanding
& Right Feelings
In Every Individual
Prosperity
In Every Family
Fearlessness
(Trust)
In Society
Co-Existence
In Nature/
Existence
Assumptions (eg.
Money is everything)
In Every Individual
Accumulation
By Any Means
In few Individuals
Domination ,
Exploitation, Fear
In Society
Mastery &
Exploitation
Over Nature
Madness for Consumption Hkksx
mUekn
Madness for Profit ykHk
mUekn
Madness for Sensual Pleasure dke
Resource Depletion
Pollution
Terrorism
War
60. Harmony in the Society (lekt esa O;oLFkk)
Human Target (ekuo y{;)
Human Order ¼ekuoh; O;oLFkk½
Five Dimensions ¼i¡kp vk;ke½
1. Education – Sanskar - f”k{kk laLdkj
2. Health – Sanyam - LokLF; la;e
3. Production – Work - mRiknu dk;Z
4. Justice – Suraksha - U;k; lqj{kk
5. Exchange – Storage - fofue; dks’k
1 2 3 4
Right Understanding
& Right Feelings
In Every Individual
Prosperity
In Every Family
Fearlessness
(Trust)
In Society
Co-Existence
In Nature/
Existence
61. Harmony in the Society (lekt esa O;oLFkk)
Human Target (ekuo y{;)
Human Order ¼ekuoh; O;oLFkk½
Five Dimensions ¼i¡kp vk;ke½
1. Education – Sanskar
2. Health – Sanyam
3. Production – Work
4. Justice – Suraksha
5. Exchange – Storage
Right Understanding
& Right Feelings
In Every Individual
Prosperity
In Every Family
Fearlessness
(Trust)
In Society
Co-Existence
In Nature/
Existence
4
4
1
1
2
2
2 3
3
3
4
1 2 3 4
64. Nature iz—fr
Nature iz—fr = Collection of Units bdkbZ lewg
4 Orders
Relationship of Mutual Fulfilment
65. Nature = Collection of Units = 4 Orders
Animal Order
Animals, Birds
tho voLFkk
i”kq+] i{kh
Physical
Order
Soil, Metal
inkFkZ
voLFkk
feV~Vh] /kkrq
Pranic Order
Plants, Trees
izk.k voLFkk
isM+] ikS/ks
Human Order
Human Being
Kku voLFkk
euq’;
66. Nature is Characterized by Mutual Fulfillment,
Enrichment
Between Physical Order and Pranic Order
Physical
Order
Soil, Metal
inkFkZ
voLFkk
feV~Vh] /kkrq
Pranic Order
Plants, Trees
izk.k voLFkk
isM+] ikS/ks
67. Nature is Characterized by Mutual Fulfillment,
Enrichment
Between Physical Order, Pranic Order and Animal Order
Animal Order
Animals, Birds
tho voLFkk
i”kq+] i{kh
Physical
Order
Soil, Metal
inkFkZ
voLFkk
feV~Vh] /kkrq
Pranic Order
Plants, Trees
izk.k voLFkk
isM+] ikS/ks
68. Nature is Characterized by Mutual Fulfillment,
Enrichment
Between Physical Order, Pranic Order, Animal Order
and Human Order?
With right understanding &
right feeling, human being can
also be mutually fulfilling for
the other 3 orders
Animal Order
Animals, Birds
tho voLFkk
i”kq+] i{kh
Physical
Order
Soil, Metal
inkFkZ
voLFkk
feV~Vh] /kkrq
Pranic Order
Plants, Trees
izk.k voLFkk
isM+] ikS/ks
Human Order
Human Being
Kku voLFkk
euq’;
?
?
?
√
√
√
69. Mutual Fulfillment = Relatedness + Fulfillment
ijLij iwjdrk = ijLijrk + iwjdrk
Relationship of Mutual Fulfillment ijLij iwjdrk dk laca/k
Animal Order
Animals, Birds
tho voLFkk
i”kq+] i{kh
Physical
Order
Soil, Metal
inkFkZ
voLFkk
feV~Vh] /kkrq
Pranic Order
Plants, Trees
izk.k voLFkk
isM+] ikS/ks
Human Order
Human Being
Kku voLFkk
euq’;
?
?
?
√
√
√
70. Harmony in Nature iz—fr esa O;oLFkk
ORDERS
4 voLFkk
UNITS
bdkbZ
ACTIVITY
fØz;k
INNATENESS
/kkj.kk
(Self-organisation)
INHERITANCE
vuq’kaxh;rk
Physical
inkFkZ
Soil, Metal
feV~Vh]
/kkrq
Formation-Deformation
jpuk&fojpuk
Existence
vfLrRo
Constitution based
Ikfj.kke vuq’kaxh
Pranic
izk.k
Plants,
Trees
isM+]
ikS/ks
"-“ + Respiration
“olu&iz”olu
" + Growth
iqf’V
Seed based
cht vuq’kaxh
Animal
tho
Animals,
Birds
i”kq] i{kh
"-“, " in Body
“kjhj esa
Selecting/Tasting in I
p;u@vkLoknu eSa esa
", " in Body
“kjhj esa
Will to live in I
eSa esa Tkhus dh vk”kk
Breed based
oa”k vuq’kaxh
Human
Kku
Human
Beings
euq’;
"-“, " in Body
“kjhj esa
Imaging, Analysing,
Selecting/Tasting in I
fp=.k] fo'ys’k.k]
p;u@vkLoknu eSa esa
Potential for
Understanding in I
le>us dh {kerk eSa esa
", " in Body
“kjhj esa
Will to live with continuous
happiness in I
eSa esa fujarj
Lkq[kiwoZd Tkhus dh
vk”kk
Education-Sanskar
based
f”k{kk&laLdkj
vuq’kaxh
71. ORDERS
4 voLFkk
UNITS
bdkbZ
ACTIVITY
fØz;k
INNATENESS
/kkj.kk
(Self-organisation)
INHERITANCE
vuq’kaxh;rk
Physical
inkFkZ
Soil, Metal
feV~Vh]
/kkrq
Formation-Deformation
jpuk&fojpuk
Existence
vfLrRo
Constitution based
Ikfj.kke vuq’kaxh
Pranic
izk.k
Plants,
Trees
isM+]
ikS/ks
"-“ + Respiration
“olu&iz”olu
" + Growth
iqf’V
Seed based
cht vuq’kaxh
Animal
tho
Animals,
Birds
i”kq] i{kh
"-“, " in Body
“kjhj esa
Selecting/Tasting in I
p;u@vkLoknu eSa esa
", " in Body
“kjhj esa
Will to live in I
eSa esa Tkhus dh vk”kk
Breed based
oa”k vuq’kaxh
Human
Kku
Human
Beings
euq’;
"-“, " in Body
“kjhj esa
Imaging, Analysing,
Selecting/Tasting in I
fp=.k] fo'ys’k.k]
p;u@vkLoknu eSa esa
Potential for
Understanding in I
le>us dh {kerk eSa esa
", " in Body
“kjhj esa
Will to live with continuous
happiness in I
eSa esa fujarj
Lkq[kiwoZd Tkhus dh
vk”kk
Right Feeling
lek/kku
Right Understanding Kku
Education-Sanskar
based
f”k{kk&laLdkj
vuq’kaxh
Harmony in Nature iz—fr esa O;oLFkk
Innateness: Self Organisation; being in a definite order
Exists, is a
reality.
Exists in a
definite order.
Lo;a esa O;oLFkk
72. Harmony in Nature iz—fr esa O;oLFkk
ORDERS
4 voLFkk
UNITS
bdkbZ
ACTIVITY
fØz;k
INNATENESS
/kkj.kk
(Self-organisation)
INHERITANCE
vuq’kaxh;rk
Physical
inkFkZ
Soil, Metal
feV~Vh]
/kkrq
Formation-Deformation
jpuk&fojpuk
Existence
vfLrRo
Constitution based
Ikfj.kke vuq’kaxh
Pranic
izk.k
Plants,
Trees
isM+]
ikS/ks
"-“ + Respiration
“olu&iz”olu
" + Growth
iqf’V
Seed based
cht vuq’kaxh
Animal
tho
Animals,
Birds
i”kq] i{kh
"-“, " in Body
“kjhj esa
Selecting/Tasting in I
p;u@vkLoknu eSa esa
", " in Body
“kjhj esa
Will to live in I
eSa esa Tkhus dh vk”kk
Breed based
oa”k vuq’kaxh
Human
Kku
Human
Beings
euq’;
"-“, " in Body
“kjhj esa
Imaging, Analysing,
Selecting/Tasting in I
fp=.k] fo'ys’k.k]
p;u@vkLoknu eSa esa
Potential for
Understanding in I
le>us dh {kerk eSa esa
", " in Body
“kjhj esa
Will to live with continuous
happiness in I
eSa esa fujarj
Lkq[kiwoZd Tkhus dh
vk”kk
Right Feeling
lek/kku
Right Understanding Kku
Education-Sanskar
based
f”k{kk&laLdkj
vuq’kaxh
Inheritance: How conduct is decided generation after generation
Lo;a esa O;oLFkk
73. Role of Education-Sanskar f'k{kk&laLdkj dh Hkwfedk
ORDERS
4 voLFkk
UNITS
bdkbZ
ACTIVITY
fØz;k
INNATENESS
/kkj.kk
(Self-organisation)
INHERITANCE
vuq’kaxh;rk
Physical
inkFkZ
Soil, Metal
feV~Vh]
/kkrq
Formation-Deformation
jpuk&fojpuk
Existence
vfLrRo
Constitution based
Ikfj.kke vuq’kaxh
Pranic
izk.k
Plants,
Trees
isM+]
ikS/ks
"-“ + Respiration
“olu&iz”olu
" + Growth
iqf’V
Seed based
cht vuq’kaxh
Animal
tho
Animals,
Birds
i”kq] i{kh
"-“, " in Body
“kjhj esa
Selecting/Tasting in I
p;u@vkLoknu eSa esa
", " in Body
“kjhj esa
Will to live in I
eSa esa Tkhus dh vk”kk
Breed based
oa”k vuq’kaxh
Human
Kku
Human
Beings
euq’;
"-“, " in Body
“kjhj esa
Imaging, Analysing,
Selecting/Tasting in I
fp=.k] fo'ys’k.k]
p;u@vkLoknu eSa esa
Potential for
Understanding in I
le>us dh {kerk eSa esa
", " in Body
“kjhj esa
Will to live with continuous
happiness in I
eSa esa fujarj
Lkq[kiwoZd Tkhus dh
vk”kk
Right Feeling
lek/kku
Right Understanding Kku
Education-Sanskar
based
f”k{kk&laLdkj
vuq’kaxh
Inheritance: Basis of definite conduct across generations
Human
Education-
sanskar
Next Generation
Lo;a esa O;oLFkk
74. Role of Education-Sanskar f'k{kk&laLdkj dh
Hkwfedk
ORDERS
4 voLFkk
UNITS
bdkbZ
ACTIVITY
fØz;k
INNATENESS
/kkj.kk
(Self-organisation)
NATURAL
CHARACTERISTIC
LoHkko
(Participation)
INHERITANCE
vuq’kaxh;rk
Physical
inkFkZ
Soil,
Metal
feV~Vh]
/kkrq
Composition-
Decomposition
jpuk&fojpuk
Existence
vfLrRo
Composition-
Decomposition
LakxBu&fo?kVu
Constitution based
Ikfj.kke vuq’kaxh
Pranic
izk.k
Plants,
Trees
isM+]
ikS/ks
"-“ + Respiration
“olu&iz”olu
" + Growth
iqf’V
" + Nurture-Worsen
lkjd&ekjd
Seed based
cht vuq’kaxh
Animal
tho
Animals,
Birds
i”kq] i{kh
"-“, " in Body
“kjhj esa
Selecting/Tasting in I
p;u@vkLoknu eSa
esa
", " in Body
“kjhj esa
Will to live in I
eSa esa Tkhus dh
vk”kk
", " in body
“kjhj esa
Cruelty, Non-cruelty in I
eSa esa Øwjrk] vØwjrk
Breed based
oa”k vuq’kaxh
Human
Kku
Human
Beings
euq’;
"-“, " in Body
“kjhj esa
Imaging, Analysing,
Selecting/Tasting in I
fp=.k] fo'kys’k.k]
p;u@vkLoknu eSa
esa
Potential for
Understanding in I
le>us dh {kerk eSa
esa
", " in Body
“kjhj esa
Will to live with
continuous happiness
in I
eSa esa fujarj
Lkq[kiwoZd Tkhus dh
vk”kk
Right Feeling & Thought
lek/kku
Knowledge Kku
", " in body
“kjhj esa
Perseverance, Bravity,
Generosity in I
eSa esa /khjrk] ohjrk]
mnkjrk
Education-Sanskar
based
f”k{kk&laLdkj
vuq’kaxh
Human
Education-
sanskar
Next Generation
Human
Tradition
O;oLFkk esa Hkkxhnkjh
Lo;a esa OoLFkk
75. Harmony in Existence vfLrRo esa O;oLFkk
vfLrRo ¾ vfLr + + Ro
↓ ↓
gS@gksuk O;oLFkk
Existence = Exist + Essence, whatever exists
↓ ↓
to be harmony
vfLrRo ¾ lg&vfLrRo ¾ “kwU; esa lai`Dr bdkb;ka
Existence = Co- Existence = Units submerged in Space
76. Harmony in Existence vfLrRo esa O;oLFkk
Existence vfLrRo =
Units Submerged in Space
bdkb;ka lai`Dr “kwU;
Limited in Size lhfer vkdkj Unlimited vlhe
(All Pervading, O;kid)
Activity, Active fØ;k] fØ;k'khy No Activity
fØ;k”kwU; ¼“kwU;½
1. Energised (ÅftZr) in Space
2. Self Organised (fu;af=r] Lo;a esa O;oLFkk gS) in Space
3. Recognises it's relationship & Fulfills
it with every other Unit in Space
(ijLijrk dks igpkurh gS] fuokZg djrh gS
CO-EXISTENCE
lg&vfLrRo
77. Activity Completeness
fØ;kiw.kZrk
+
Unlimited
Self-organization is available
No activity
Energy in equilibrium
Transparent
Pranic Order
Temporary
Recognising, Fulfilling
Continuous
Knowing, Assuming,
Recognising, Fulfilling
Consciousness pSrU;]
xBuiw.kZ
Units (Nature) Space (All-pervading)
Material tM] xBu'khy
Physical Order
Molecule
Atom
Molecular Structure
Lump Fluid Human Body
Animal Body
Plant Cell
Plant
Animal Order
+
Limited in size
Active
Self-organized
Energized
Recognises the relationship and fulfills
Knowledge
Kku
Human Order
Living with
Authenticity
izek.k iwoZd
thuk
Conduct Completeness
vkpj.kiw.kZrk
Existence
(= Co-existence = Units submerged in Space)
Cyclic xBu'khy
Composition – Decomposition
No Cycle
xBuiw.
Kz
78. Program for Human Being (Our Role in
Existence)
Human beings have two important things to do:
1. To understand the co-existence
1.1. To understand co-existence – Knowledge (Gyan)
1.2. To ensure the feeling, thought of co-existence –
Resolution
(Samadhan)
2. To live in co-existence
2.1. To live in relationship with human-beings
–family to world family – Undivided Society
(Akhand Samaj)
2.2. To live in co-existence in nature
–family order to world family order – Universal Human Order
(Sarvbhaum Vyavastha)
By these two being ensured by human beings, the result will be
Undivided Society and Universal Human Order on Earth, in
82. PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
Profession: Mode of participation by human beings in
the larger order in pursuance of comprehensive human
goals.
It is a significant domain of human activity targeted
towards participating in the larger order which includes
the society and nature around.
Ethics: Ethics are the basic codes / principles in the
expression (behavior, work, and participation in the
larger order) of definite human conduct.
83. PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
cont.….
Through professional education, one acquires the
specific skills and scientific knowledge in order to make
this contribution in the larger order.
Professional Ethics: Professional Ethics can be seen
as the code of ethical conduct of the profession. Ethical
conduct of profession implies the right utilization of one’s
professional skills in the larger order towards the
fulfilment of comprehensive human goal.
84. Ethical Human Conduct
The right understanding gained through self-exploration
enables us to identify the definitiveness of human
conduct which may also be called the ethical human
conduct.
It is the same for all human beings.
Definite human conduct is the sum total of the state of
harmony within, expressing itself and participating in
harmony with the outside world.
The harmony in the self is naturally expressed and
extended at all levels of our being as follows:
85. Ethical Human Conduct cont. …..
Harmony at the level of self Happiness
Harmony of the self with the
body
Health at the level of body
Harmony in the family, in
human – human relationship
Mutual happiness, justice,
fearlessness
Harmony with rest of nature Mutual prosperity – prosperity in
human being and preservation of
rest of nature
Harmony with the whole of
nature / existence
Co-existence (mutual fulfilment)
87. 100
Space
Mutual Happiness
mHk; lq[k
Mutual Prosperity
mHk; le`f)
Universal Human Order
lkoZHkkSe ekuoh;
Undivided Human Society
v[k.M ekuoh; lekt
Fulfillment of Human Goal
Ekkuo y{; dh iwfrZ
Human
Tradition
ekuoh;
ijaijk
REALISATION
WITHIN
EXPRESSION
OUTSIDE
Peace
Happiness
Satisfaction
Bliss
88. Values of a Human Being in its Participation in Universal
Human Order (Manav Mulya)
Ethical Human Conduct cont. …..
89. Values of Human Being in the Interaction with the Rest of the Nature
(Vastu Mulya)
Utility Value (Upyogita Mulya), Artistic value (kala mulya)
Policy (Niti)
Economic Policy (Artha Niti): The policy for enrichment of
wealth
Political Policy (Rajya Niti): The policy of protection of body
and wealth
Policy for Universal Human Order (Dharma Niti): The
policy for right utilization of mind, body and wealth.
Character (Charitra)
Chastity in conjugal relationship i.e. chastity in husband –
wife relationship (sva nari, sva purusa).
Rightful production, acquisition and utilization of wealth
Ethical Human Conduct cont. …..
90. Implication of Value based living
At the level of Individual: Transition towards
happiness and prosperity, It will instil self confidence,
spontaneous joyfulness, peace, contentment and bliss
in the self, and also perseverance, bravery and
generosity in living of the individual. And gets rid of
tension, frustration, depression and other such
situations that (s)he doesn’t want to be.
At the level of Family: peace and harmony in family,
people will feel prosperous, feeling of togetherness,
reduce family feuds
At the level of Society: develops fearlessness and
mutual trust and feeling of undividedness, discrimination
on the basis of body, physical facilities and beliefs will
reduce
At the level of Nature: Co-existence of all units in
nature, balance of seasons, proper development. The
91. Issues in Professional Ethics
Corruption in multiple forms
Tax evasion
Misleading propaganda
Cut throat competition ………………
Solution ??????...................
Humanistic tradition: humanistic education –
human conduct – human constitution – universal
human order.
Holistic model and criteria of technology and
management
Catering to appropriate needs and lifestyles
People friendly (safe, economical, enhancing
human capability)
Eco friendly (cyclic / renewable and mutually