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Central Message of Swami
Vivekananda
Mantra For
Personality Development
Man’s inherent divinity was swamiji’s
central messageProf. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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Swamiji’s Famous quote can be
our mantra for
Personality Development
“ Each soul is potentially
divine. The goal is to manifest
this Divinity within by
controlling nature, external
and internal”
Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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What is Personality?
(Clear idea of the mechanism of our mind)
• According to the Cambridge International Dictionary of
English,
“Your Personality is the type of person you
are, which is shown by the way you
behave, feel and think.”
• According to Bhagavad-Gita,
“The undisciplined mind act as our enemy,
whereas a trained mind acts as our
friend". can we train it obey us contribute
to the development of our Personality?
Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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The FOURFOLD Function of the Mind
 Memory
 Deliberations and Conceptualizations
 Determination/ Decision –making
 ‘I’ Consciousness
Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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The Fourfold function of the mind:
Memory
The storehouse of memory and
impressions of our past
experiences,presents various
possibilities before the mind. The
sum total of these impressions
determines our character.
Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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Deliberation and Conceptualization
The mind examines many
options presented before
if. It deliberates on
several things.(manas)
Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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Determination / Decision-making
“Budhhi”
The Faculty responsible for
decision-making.It has capacity to
judge the pros and cons of things
and find what is more desirable.
It is also discriminative faculty in a
person.Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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‘I’Consciousness
Appropriating to oneself all
physical and mental activities
‘I’ identifies itself with the
undisciplined body-mind
Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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Strengthening of will-power, the
essence of personality Development
Five Dimensions:
 Physical Dimension
 Energy Dimension
 Mental Dimension
 Intellectual Dimension
 Blissful Dimension
Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
Dimensions
Physical dimensions :
consisting of our body and senses;
Energy dimension :
which performs digestion of food, circulation of
blood, respiration and other activities in the
body.
Mental dimension:
Characterized by the activities of the mind,
thinking, feeling and emotions. 10Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
Dimensions
 Intellectual dimension :
Characterized by the determinative
faculty in a person. This is also the seat of
discrimination and willpower.
 Blissful dimension :
Experienced as bliss during deep sleep
11Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
Personality development implies
progressive identification with
higher dimensions of personality
Thus a person identified only with the physical
dimension without exercising his higher mental
faculties, lives not far different from animals, whose
pleasure and pain are restricted to the sensory
system. 12Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
Development
• Development involve struggle with one's
lower mind characterized by
• Desires, Old habits
Wrong tendencies
Impulses, Bad impressions
13Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd

P dev ppt

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    1 Central Message ofSwami Vivekananda Mantra For Personality Development Man’s inherent divinity was swamiji’s central messageProf. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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    2 Swamiji’s Famous quotecan be our mantra for Personality Development “ Each soul is potentially divine. The goal is to manifest this Divinity within by controlling nature, external and internal” Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
  • 3.
    3 What is Personality? (Clearidea of the mechanism of our mind) • According to the Cambridge International Dictionary of English, “Your Personality is the type of person you are, which is shown by the way you behave, feel and think.” • According to Bhagavad-Gita, “The undisciplined mind act as our enemy, whereas a trained mind acts as our friend". can we train it obey us contribute to the development of our Personality? Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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    4 The FOURFOLD Functionof the Mind  Memory  Deliberations and Conceptualizations  Determination/ Decision –making  ‘I’ Consciousness Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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    5 The Fourfold functionof the mind: Memory The storehouse of memory and impressions of our past experiences,presents various possibilities before the mind. The sum total of these impressions determines our character. Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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    6 Deliberation and Conceptualization Themind examines many options presented before if. It deliberates on several things.(manas) Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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    7 Determination / Decision-making “Budhhi” TheFaculty responsible for decision-making.It has capacity to judge the pros and cons of things and find what is more desirable. It is also discriminative faculty in a person.Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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    8 ‘I’Consciousness Appropriating to oneselfall physical and mental activities ‘I’ identifies itself with the undisciplined body-mind Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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    9 Strengthening of will-power,the essence of personality Development Five Dimensions:  Physical Dimension  Energy Dimension  Mental Dimension  Intellectual Dimension  Blissful Dimension Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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    Dimensions Physical dimensions : consistingof our body and senses; Energy dimension : which performs digestion of food, circulation of blood, respiration and other activities in the body. Mental dimension: Characterized by the activities of the mind, thinking, feeling and emotions. 10Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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    Dimensions  Intellectual dimension: Characterized by the determinative faculty in a person. This is also the seat of discrimination and willpower.  Blissful dimension : Experienced as bliss during deep sleep 11Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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    Personality development implies progressiveidentification with higher dimensions of personality Thus a person identified only with the physical dimension without exercising his higher mental faculties, lives not far different from animals, whose pleasure and pain are restricted to the sensory system. 12Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd
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    Development • Development involvestruggle with one's lower mind characterized by • Desires, Old habits Wrong tendencies Impulses, Bad impressions 13Prof. M.R.Bhosale@imcd