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Aim of Education

2. AIM
of
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3. gòlû
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 iwúZe aû¥~ªMêWÿòK ijòZ Gjûe Zêk^û bfbûùa
ùjûA_ûùeö ùMûUòG aû¥~ªùe jêGZ ùKùZûUò ù^ûUþ
@Qò – Kò«ê @ûC ùMûUòG aû¥~ªùe Zû’e gMêY ù^ûUþ
[ûA_ûùe û ù~Cñ aû¥ ~ªùe Pûeò _û*Uò cûZâ ù^ûUþ
@Qò, ZûKê aû^ Keòaû ^ò½d ijRö Kò«ê GK iµì‰ð Kò-
ùaûWðùe ù~Cñ aû¥iaê aû^ Keû~ûG Zûjû ^ò½d Lêaþ
Cy ùKûUúeö
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 RùY cYòh, cûù^ RùY _ì‰ð
aòKgòZ c^êhýKê ùijòiaê
aòeûU @e¨ùKÁâû ijòZ Zêk^û
Keû~ûA_ûùeö ù~Cñ[ôùe
[û’«ò gj gj aû¥aû^Kûeúö
Gjû ^ò½òZ K[û ù~ ùicû^uê
^òdªY Keòaû I _eòPûk^û
Keòaû Lêaþ KÁKe aýû_ûeö
Kò«ê Keò_ûeòùf Zû’e `k Lêaþ
Pc}ûe ùjûA[ûGö

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@û]ê^òK gòlû:
•To be fit for social life, so called
productive member of society.
•Gather information
•Acquisition of Knowledge,
• …. (translating the needs of
society into educational policy)

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• “The British had established their colony in India through the
changed education system.
• The British couldn’t enslave India, decided to do it through psychological slavery.
• set up a committee under Macaulay (Thomas Babington
Macaulay, 1st Baron Macaulay, a British historian and Whig
politician).
He twice toured India from North to South and East to West
and submitted a report to the Viceroy stating that the
education system of India is so strong and deeply
rooted in traditions that the British colony will not
survive. If the colony has to sustain, India’s

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When he (Macaulay) was asked what was the strength of the
education system, he mentioned that he saw lakhs of gurukuls in
every village. There were no illiterate people in India. Every
person was so rooted in the traditions and culture of India that
they would never become aides of the British.
They broke down and destroyed the gurukul system
and implemented their own education system with the only
goal — to have youngsters support the establishment of
the British Raj. They continued to rule India for many
years because they captured the minds of the young.

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The first problem in a national system of education is to give an
education as comprehensive as the European and more thorough,
without the evils of strain and cramming.
 This can only be done by studying the instruments of knowledge and
finding a system of teaching which shall be natural, easy and effective.
 It is only by strengthening and sharpening these instruments to
their utmost capacity that they can be made effective for the
increased work which modern conditions require.
 The muscles of the mind must be thoroughly trained by simple and
easy means; then, and not till then, great feats of intellectual strength
can be required of them.
-Sri Aurobindo

11. gòlû
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12. gòlû
_âûPú^ gòlû:
• béMê Ehò – gòlû icû¯ - _òZû aeêY – Z_ü
• @^Ü aâjà -_âûY aâjà –c^ aâjà - @ûcôû aâjà
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@û]ê^òK gòlû:
• To be fit for social life, so called productive member of society.
• Gather information
• Acquisition of Knowledge,
• …. (translating the needs of society into educational policy)
gòlû:
• The Chief aim of education should be
to help the growing soul to draw out
that in itself.
• The Aim of education is to prepare to

13. Pòe«^ú 13

14. Aim of Education 14
~ò Zêùc Rúa^e Mbúe
^úZòMêWÿòKê aêSòaûKê Pûjñ,
~ò Zêùc Bgßeue Zêc _âZò aû©ðû
MâjY KeòaûKê Pûjñ,
G iéÁòe ejiý ùb Keòaûùe ~ò
Zêùc cMÜ ùjaûKê Pûjñ,
ùZùa ùi[ô_ûAñ @ûagýK ùja Zêce GK
aòKgòZ c^ö
• aò¥ûRð^ I
iû]^û

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Kò«ê c^e Gjò aòKûg @ûiòMfû
_ùe RùY @ûC Mâ^Ú @¤d^e
@ûagýKZû @^êba ^ Keò_ûùeö
KûeY, GK aòKgòZ CKôéÁ c^
Rúa^e Lêaþ ùQûU ùQûU NU^û I
_eòiÚòZòeê aò ajêK[û gòlû
Keò_ûùeö
ùijò @bòmZû ZêcKê gòLûA ùa
• aò¥ûRð^ I
iû]^û

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•The Chief aim of
education should be
to help the growing
soul to draw out that
in itself.
•The Aim of education
is to prepare to

17. gòlû
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18. . gòlûe @ûe¸ - icû¯ò? . R^à _ìaðeê - R^à _ùe
. RûMâZ [ôfû ùaùk? . iê¯ [ôfû ùaùk?

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20. gòlûe @ûe¸ - icû¯ò?
• Indeed, if we want this education to have its
maximum result,
• it should begin even before birth; in this case it is
the mother herself who proceeds with this
education by means of a twofold action:
• first, upon herself for her own improvement, and
• secondly, upon the child whom she is forming
physically.
• it is certain that the nature of the child to be born
depends very much upon the mother who forms it,
upon her aspiration and will as well as upon the
material surroundings in which she lives.
• her thoughts - always beautiful and pure,
• her feelings - always noble and fine,
• her material surroundings - as harmonious as
possible and full of a great simplicity
• a conscious and definite will to form the child
according to the highest ideal she can conceive, then
the very best conditions will be realised so that the
child can come into the world with his utmost
potentialities.
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21. EDUCATION of a human being
should begin at birth and continue
throughout his life. … even before
birth.
“
-The Mother ”

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24. gòlû
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25. gòlû
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26. Presentation title 26

27. Aim of Education 27
Individual
transformation
An inner
development
leading to the union
with the Divine
Presence.
Social
Transformastion
The establishment of
an environmental
favourable to the
flowering and growth
of the individual.
Terrestrial Transformation and Harmonisation
Contexts of Aims of Education

28. Aim of Education 28
To Know
Oneself
To Control
Oneself
@ûcô-
mû^
@ûcô-
iõ~c

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To Know Oneself @ûcô-mû^
• ^òR iµKðùe,
• ^òR i•ûe aòbò^Ü @õg
• ùicû^ue Kû~ýðûakú
iùPZ^
ùjaû
• geúee aòbò^Ü @õg I ùicû^ue
Kû~ýðûakú
• _âûYe aòbò^Ü @õg I ùicû^ue
Kû~ýðûakú
• c^e aòbò^Ü @õg I ùicû^ue
Kû~ýðûakú
•@ûcôû-ùP÷Zý_êeêh
_é[Kþ Keò
PòjÜòaû
• Pò«û, @^êba, Mzòaé•ò, @ûùaM,
_âZòKâòdû, _eÆe aòùeû]ú Azûiaê
e cìk ùKCñVò – ZûKê ÆÁeìù_
ùLôaû
ÆÁeìù_
ùLôaû
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To Know Oneself @ûcô-mû^
•^òR iµKðùe,
•^òR i•ûe
aòbò^Ü @õg
•ùicû^ue
Kû~ýðûakú
iùPZ
^
ùjaû
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To Know Oneself @ûcô-mû^
• geúee aòbò^Ü @õg I
ùicû^ue Kû~ýðûakú
• _âûYe aòbò^Ü @õg I
ùicû^ue Kû~ýðûakú
• c^e aòbò^Ü @õg I ùicû^ue
Kû~ýðûakú
•@ûcôû-ùP÷Zý_êeêh
_é[K
þ
Keò
Pòj
Üòa
û
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To Know Oneself @ûcô-mû^
•Pò«û, @^êba,
MZòòaé•ò,
@ûùaM,
_âZòKâòdû, _eÆe
aòùeû]ú Azûiaê e
cìk ùKCñVò – ZûKê
ÆÁ
eìù_
ùLô
aû
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33. Preparation?

34. Five principal aspects
•Physical
•Mental
•Vital
•Psychic and
•Spiritual
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Usually, these phases of education follow chronologically the growth of
the individual; this, however, does not mean that one of them should
replace another, but that all must continue, completing one another until
the end of his life.

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Administrators
(Organiser,
policymaker):
need to
discover most
centrally &
above all other
needs of nation,
fix it in the
consciousness
of the people
Parents: there
must be burning
and sincere
awakening
among the
parents to
demand … &
realise the New
World…
Teachers: who
are prepared to
build in them
selves highest
qualities &
capacities
which the New
Education
demands.
Students:
burning
aspiration in
them to learn &
to educate
themselves.
Thirst for Truth
& discover all
knowledge is
truly within.
Four Factors Education System (APTC)

36. gòlû
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•The Chief aim of education
should be to help the
growing soul to draw out
that in itself.
•The Aim of education is to
prepare to increase his

37. Pòe«^ú 37

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c^ ßûeû @û¤ûcôòK aòhdiaêKê
aòPûe Keòaû iµì‰ð @i¸a û
ù~ûM_[ùe @Mâie ùjaûKê ùjùf icÉ
_âKûe cû^iòK aòPûe, Kòâdû-
_âZòKâòdû I cZûcZ @ûòeê aòeZ
ejòaû GKû« @_eòjû~ýð û

39. WHAT TO DO?
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Be aware of the disastrous influence: that
their own defects, impulses, weaknesses
and lack of self-control have on their
children.
To be respected: to be respected by a
child, have respect for yourself and be
worthy of respect at every moment.
 Never be authoritarian (lcZûiú^) ,
despotic (NéYý), impatient (ù]÷÷~ýðjú^)
or ill-tempered (@i«êÁ)

40. WHAT TO DO?
Child asks you a question: do not give him a stupid
or silly answer under the pretext that he cannot
understand you. You can always make yourself
understood.
Tell the Truth: in spite of the popular saying that it
is not always good to tell the truth, I affirm that it is
always good to tell the truth, but that the art consists
in telling it in such a way as to make it accessible to
the mind of the hearer.
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41. WHAT TO DO?
Child has done something wrong:
see that he confesses it to you spontaneously and frankly;
and when he has confessed, with kindness and affection
make him understand what was wrong in his movement so
that he will not repeat it, but never scold him; a fault
confessed must always be forgiven.
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42. WHAT TO DO?
Scolding: Another pitfall to avoid:
do not scold your child without good reason and only when it is
quite indispensable. A child who is too often scolded gets
hardened to rebuke and no longer attaches much importance
to words or severity of tone. And above all, take good care
never to scold him for a fault which you yourself commit.
Children are very keen and clear-sighted observers; they soon
find out your weaknesses and note them without pity.
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43. WHAT TO DO?
Fear: You should not allow any fear to
come between you and your child; fear is a pernicious means
of education: it invariably gives birth to deceit and lying. Only
a discerning affection that is firm yet gentle and an adequate
practical knowledge will create the bonds of trust that are
indispensable for you to be able to educate your child
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44. WHAT TO DO?
Food: the diet that helps children
in their growth is generally known
and it may be very useful to follow it.
•Learn to offer your food to Mother and think that creates
those cells and drop of bloods which will help in
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45. WHAT TO DO?
Sleep: take adequate rest.
• Learn to learn in sleep also.
• Do Namajapa before sleep &
when wake up.
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RûMâZ [ôfû
ùaùk?
iê¯ [ôfû
ùaùk?

46. Aim of Education
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Words
Experience
Giving
Example
To be an
Example

47. To be an Example
Presentation title 47
 ^òùR gòlòZ ùjaûKê jêG
 ^òR i´§ùe iùPZ^ ùjaûKê
jêG
 @ûcôRdú ùjaûKê jêG

48. Never forget that to be a good teacher one
has to abolish in oneself all egoism.
It is the consciousness with which you
must be enlightened.
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WHAT TO DO?

49. iûeûõg
_eò_ì‰ð _ì‰ðZû ^òcù« ^òe«e
@MâMZò _ûAñ _âdûi ùjCQò gòlû
-R^à _ìaðeê @ûe¸
-Rúa^ aýû_ú
-cû’u ij ~êq ùjûA Kû~ýð Keòaû
Only Mother None Other
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50. Au revoir