Jai Jinendra everyone! First of all, a big thank you to all the kids and the Parents who are continuously striving to make these Dharam Classes a success. Without your keen and eager participation, we wouldn't be able to spread the pearls of wisdom that our great Tirthankars, Kewalis and Gurus have blessed us with. Going forward, we hope to see even more participation from the children - dear Parents, please take note of that 😊 So this week, we continued with the topic - Mit

Jai Jinendra everyone! A big thank you to all the children who attended the last Dharam Shiksha class despite the change in venue. Your presence and support truly mean a lot to our team. In this class, we formed groups based on learning levels. Children who were not familiar with the "Arihanto Paath" were taught the paath, while the others revised the "Ichchakren Paath." Next, we took up our topic for the day - Mithyatva. What is Mithyatva? Simply put, Mithyatva means “wrong

Jai Jinendra dear kids and parents! Welcome to a quick recap of everything that was taught in the last two Dharam Shiksha classes. After we discussed the concept of "Punya" with kids, the next natural progression was talking about "Paap." The kids learned what Paap stands for, different types of Paap, an interesting story to explain the concept better and an experiment to make them understand how intensely Paap karma impacts our soul. What is Paap? Paap is karma that is easy

Welcome to yet another recap of our exciting Dharam Class full of invaluable life lessons and learnings. First of all, we would love to express our gratitude for the impressive attendance last Sunday - Good going kids! Keep up this enthusiasm and eagerness to learn in all the future classes too! So we started this Dharam Class with a recap of the previously taught Paaths. Then we moved on to explaining the next portion of the Tass Uttrikarnenang Paath - the 13 "aagaar." Tass

Thank you, dear kids, for participating in the last Dharam Shiksha class! It warms our hearts to see you so willing and eager to learn the basics of our beautiful religion. In the next class, we look forward to seeing even more smiling faces and enthusiastic participation. So we started this class with a revision of the previously explained Paaths. Then, we moved a step further and discussed the first line of the Tass Uttrikarnenang Paath along with its meaning. "Tass Uttrika

Jai Jinendra everyone! We are happy to share a quick recap of everything that was taught and discussed in the last Dharam Class. We're grateful for the active and enthusiastic participation of the little ones that makes every session truly invigorating. So we started the class with a revision of the " Arihanto " and " Ichhakaren " Paths. Many children could recall them perfectly which warms our hearts and gives us faith that the kids are moving ahead in the right direction. A

Jai Jinendra ji! Welcome to yet another inspiring session of Dharam Shiksha class where our motto is to impart valuable life lessons to the kids in a fun and entertaining way. So we began this class with a revision of everything the kids learned in the previous two classes. We must say - we were impressed with the retention and recall power of our little champions. 👏👏 Please make sure the kids go through blogs of previous sessions so they are up-to-date with whatever was t

A Short Note from Team Dharam Shiksha to the Parents: Dear Parents, Jai Jinendra! Over the past few months, it has been a true blessing to share with your little ones the beautiful values and teachings of Jainism, under the loving guidance of our revered Gurus — Upadhyay Bhagwant Shri Jitendra Muni Ji Maharaj  and Shri Prabhas Muni Ji Maharaj. Now that our Gurudevs have begun their vihaar yatra , their divine presence may not always be around us, but their teachings, blessing

Jai Jinendra everyone! Welcome to the recap of yet another super inspiring and fun Dharma Shiksha class. We started this class with the Alochana Sutra (Icchakaren Path) and its meaning. We were only able to take up the first few lines and we're listing them with their meaning below. Alochana Sutra (Icchakaren Path) Meaning~ Icchakaren Sandisah Bhagwam: This means - Oh Guru Maharaj ji, please give me your consent... Iriyawahiyam Padikkmaami: To do pratikraman (alochana) of eve

Jai Jinendra everyone! Welcome to yet another enlightening session of beautiful and meaningful learnings. In this Dharma Class, we acquainted the kids with the concept of "Mad" (ego) and its 8 types. Read on to find out more about it... What is "Mad"? The word "Mad" in itself can mean a lot of things. For instance, "Mad" might stand for alcohol (madira), honey (madhu), or ego (ahankar). In today's context, we will focus on the last meaning of "Mad" - ahankar or ego — when som

Jai Jinendra everyone! In our last Dharma Class, instead of moving ahead with the Samayik Paths, we thought of taking a break to tell the...

Jai Jinendra everyone! Welcome to yet another recap of the wonderful Dharma Shiksha classes we've been conducting with the little ones...

Jai Jinendra everyone! Welcome to yet another recap of a super fun-filled yet knowledgeable Dharma Shiksha class. As you all know, the...

Jai Jinendra everyone! Welcome to the recap of yet another fruitful Dharma Shiksha session which taught the kids a lot about the...

Jai Jinendra everyone! We hope Paryushan Mahaparv was filled with tap, swadhyay, kshama bhav and guru blessings for all of you! With...

Jai Jinendra everyone! Welcome to yet another recap of the Dharam Shiksha classes that your kids are attending with so much interest and...

Jai Jinendra everyone! With the blessings of our revered Gurujis, yet another Dharma Shiksha class was concluded with lots of enthusiasm,...

Jai Jinendra everyone! First of all, a big heartfelt thank you to all the amazing mommies who make the effort to send their little ones...

Jai Jinendra everyone! So we’re here with yet another blog discussing all the amazing stuff we learned in our last Dharma Class. First of all, we’re ecstatic to note there’s been a significant jump in the number of kids attending our class – thanks to the inspiration from Shri Prabhas Muni Ji Maharaj. That’s the power of a Guru!   When our revered Gurus say something, people stop and listen. So as usual, we started our 7 th  Dharma Class with a revision of all the things we’v

Jai Jinendra kids! We hope y’all had lots of fun during your summer break 😊 Now that the schools have resumed, so have our Dharma...