National and international enhancing and refining the experts and an invited audience framework for the of more than 1000 educational and program and contributing to the policy leaders from around the development of curriculam do world.

1. Emotional Learning Module

2.  Emory University, in partner ment to continue funding for two additional
years. ship with The Dalai Lama Trust you and the Vana Foundation of
Initiated as a pilot programing pure India, hosted the launch of 2015. SEE
Learning has met with
 Emory's international SEE interest in the United States and STU worldwide,
with partnerships to Learning (Social, Emotional and seau Ethical Learning)
program in date in North and South America, New Delhi, India, April 4-6.
South Asia, East Asia, and
 Europe. More than 600 educators Emory Presidential Distinguished Professor,
His Holiness in various countries have attended SEE Learning work
 108 : the XIV Dalai Lama, will preside shops, many of them providing
 we 0 over the program that will fea- ongoing feedback in evaluating

3.  National and international enhancing and refining the experts and an invited
audience framework for the of more than 1000 educational and program and
contributing to the policy leaders from around the development of curriculam
do world. The event will include designed for early elementary, children's
rights activist and late elementary and middle Nobel Peace laureate Kailash.

4.  Initiated as a pilot program in 2015 ,SEE learning has met with interest in the
united state and worldwide ,with partnership to date in various country have
attended SEE learning work shop many of them providing ongoing feedback in
evaluating .enhancing and refining framework for the program early
elementor .a high school curriculum is planned.
 With a version of a compensate and ethical worked for all ,the Emory center
for contemplative science and compassion based ethics center supports a
research based approach to educating both heart and mind. Secularized and
systematic approach to cultivating compassion that draw from the mind
training tradition.
 ETSI is a long term project integrating a comprehensive modern science
curriculum into monastic education.

5. FRESH AS A FLOWER
 Enjoy the rich skin be by using wonder pack its of blossoms you can prepare
right and scrubs that you can prepare right at home.
 Every flower is a soul blossoming in nature the help from beauty These words
by the its Richa Aggarwal French poet Gérard Mallika Gambhir, we Nerve talk
of the beauty you on a floral journey flower, beauty that extends to our lives.
Flowers also essential rose, sharing make for great beauty ingredients. .Their
extracts,
 being rich in vitamins and antioxidants ,help cleanse moistures and nourish
the skin,and their healing properties can fix a host of skin conerns.rose water
for instance is a go to choice for many as a toner and a face packs.
 However remember to do a patch fest first to be sure that natural allergens
present in flowers do not irritate your skin.

6. MARIGOLD
 This lovely yellow flower has the ability to clear blemishes and reduce
tanning. Rich with antibacterial and anti inflammatory properties It is an
antiseptic, and excellent astringent, so its extract is helpful in brightening
and moisturising the skin. Crush a few marigold petals, mix with raw
milk/milk powder, and soak overnight in a glass bowl. Apply in the morning to
clean your face with this, rinsing off with cold water.

7. LOTUS
 Lotus contains linoleic acid and other skin brightening minerals. It is gentle on
sensitive skin, an effective exfoliate and wonder ingredient for a nourishing
face pack to improve skin texture. Prepare a paste of crushed lotus flowers,
boil them and use this water in a pack made using besan or oats (avoid besan
if you have dry skin), massage gently and rinse with cold water. The stem of
lotus is also good for consumption. Known to be rich in vitamin C, it helps in
collagen production, enhances elasticity of skin and keeps blemishes at bay. It
also offers potassium, which helps regulate blood pressure.

8. ROSE
 A popular botanical skin care ingredient, rose has moisturising, astringent and
antiseptic properties Its extract can help minimize stretch marks, scars and
wrinkles. To brighten skin, make a smooth paste of 10 fresh rose petals, 1tsp
honey, top pure sandalwood paste, 1tsp raw milk and a 8-9 strands of saffron.
Apply on face and wash after 15 minutes.
 To get rid of the dead cells, oil and grime that blocks the pores on the face,
make a paste of 10 rose petals, crushed oats, 1/2 tbs orange peel powder,
and orange juice. Leave on face for 15 min, and rub off by massaging in a
circular motion using the fingers.

9. JASMINE
 Take a few crushed Jasmine petals, add chilled yoghurt and aloeVera Juice to
prepare a face pack for skin brightening and toning Lactic acid in yoghurt has
anti ageing and anti tanning properties.

10. SUNFLOWER
 If the flower is not available, you can even use its seeds to avail its benefits.
Soak sunflower seeds in milk overnight, grind them to forma thick paste, mix
some watermelon juice or rose water to have a consistency that makes it
easier to apply. Wash off after 15 minutes and enjoy its soothing benefits.

11. ROSE TONER
 Place fresh rose petals (a cupful) in a glass bowl. Pour two cups of boiling
water, cover and let it steep till the liquid cools down. Strain into another
bowl, squeezing petals, too, and your mild rosewater is ready. Transfer to a
bottle. Spray on face or apply on cotton pad to cleanse and tone pores.

12. HIBISCUS
 These have the power to even out your skin tone give you and a radiant
complexion. Hibiscus and geranium are excellent for detaining, soothing the
skin, and tackling the issue of pimples effectively. Mix some hibiscus and
geranium petals, add aloevera juice to it and apply. on the skin. Or, take
hibiscus flower powder, 72 tsp Multani mitti powder, 1/2 tsp honey and a little
yoghurt. Mix well into a soft paste. Apply on face for 15 minutes to lighten
tan, soften skin and add a natural glow.

13. Thank you