philoshopy of swami vivekanda

1. by Anal Das
Swami Vivekananda

2. Table of Contents
Introduction
01
Philosophy of Life
02
03 Philosophy of Education
Aims of Education
04
Curriculum
05
06 Conclusion

3. Swami Vivekananda, born Narendranath Datta, was a prominent
Indian spiritual leader and philosopher who lived from 1863 to 1902
He played a pivotal role in introducing Indian philosophies of
Vedanta and Yoga to the Western world.
Vivekananda's teachings emphasized the unity of all religions, the
potential divinity of each individual, and the importance of selfless
service to humanity. His legacy continues to inspire millions
worldwide.
Introduction

4. He believed in the existence of a supreme being and the
interconnectedness of all beings with the divine.
Philosophy of Life
Vivekananda emphasized the importance of
spiritual growth and self-realization in one's life.
Spiritualism:
The Man
The Supreme Being
Vivekananda's philosophy of life focused on the
potential divinity within each individual.

5. Philosophy of Education

6. Aims of Education
Proximate Aim
Mediate goals of education, including physical,
mental, and character development, as well as
vocational training.
Ultimate Aim
The overarching goal of education, which is the
development of personality, faith in oneself, and
promotion of universal brotherhood.

7. Proximate Aim
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
MENTAL DEVELOPMENT
BRAHMACHARYA FOR CONCENTRATION
CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
PHYSICAL DEVELOPMEN

8. Ultimate Aim of Education
FAITH IN ONESELF
PROMOTION OF UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD
DEVELOPING A SPIRIT OF RENUNCIATIO
DEVELOPMENT OF PERSONALITY

9. Curriculum
EDUCATION FOR PATRIOTISM AND INDEPENDENCE
LANGUAGE
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
EDUCATION FOR LEADERSHIP
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION/TECHNICAL EDUCATION

10. Conclusion
Swami Vivekananda's philosophy in
education emphasizes the
importance of holistic development,
character building, and spiritual
growth.