Educational Reformist Club

What Made Buddha The Great by Jayanti Sekhar When I heard the story of Gautam Buddha, my question was always about his wife and son that he left behind...this write-up by Vikram Bhattacharya touches that p art of the story He left her in the middle of the night, the night their son was born. When she heard the news she was devastated. Yet, she did not complain but her life lost all meaning. The only reason for her to live now was her son. She wanted him to grow up to be a man that the world would look up to. Her friends and relatives came around and asked her to forget about the man who had left her and start life again. They asked her to marry again but she refused. She was young & beautiful & suitors queued up outside her door, but she refused each one of them. Then one fine day he came back! He stood in front of her and she could hardly remember him as the man who had left her. “They call you the B...

Education Should Teach Us How to LOVE not how to HATE. (Osho & Education) It’s ambiguous to define Education. Different scholars have different views about the definition of Education and they have defined by their means. By summarizing this definition of EDUCATION is defined as any “Positive Change in Character/human nature”. Osho’s vision of Education is too broad and vast which has no boundaries. You may be teaching the children, as is taught all over the world, that they should love others. But have you ever thought that the whole structure of your education is built not on love but on competition? You claim to teach love, but the whole arrangement is to teach competition. Where there is competition there can be no love. Competition is a form of envy, a sort of burning sensation, jealousy. What are you teaching Decision is yours? (Osho)