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To enable its students to achieve sound mental health and inner bliss, thereby to help them unlock their full potential, Ramagya School Noida, one of the pioneering schools in India, has introduced value-education classes based on the timeless teachings of Bhagavad Gita and practice of dhyana (meditation).The move is aimed at empowering the students to lead rewarding, fulfilling, and mengful lives. The school is motivating them to take care of their physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual wellbeing through a series of activities, including 'Transcendental Meditation'.While Ramagya School Noida students are learning Geeta Path and meditation, the clinical psychologists Anchal Harjai and Harneer Kaur Khera are regularly interacting with the students so that they stay positive amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.Moreover, Ramagya School has initiated several programmes like Know your Brain, Baal Saathee as well as story sessions on Panchtantra, an ancient Indian collection of interrelated mal fables to impart students' practical wisdom for leadership roles. All these activities greatly help students to cope with stress and anxiety that students have to undergo in achieving their dreams.Ramagya School strives to ensure that the students become capable of bringing about a positive change within themselves. Through these classes conducted during the 'Circle Time' every alternate afternoon, the school aims to inculcate values and a sense of goodness, truth, and peace within them."At Ramagya we believe only sound mental health and awakened soul can be the key to unlock the full potential of students, hence we have introduced value-education classes based on the essence of Geeta to them. The knowledge of Bhagwad Geeta is the beacon of light which shows us the right path to move by performing our duties without being attached to the fruits of our actions," said Utkarsh Gupta, Managing Director, Ramagya Group."The techniques of Yoga and meditation mentioned in Geeta help the students in staying motivated and achieve mental peace, which is the key to focus better on their studies and take the right decisions," he said."Good mental health goes hand in hand with material wellbeing, stability, and success. The importance of achieving mental equilibrium has increased mfold at this time when we are surrounded by uncertainties and insecurities due to the spread of COVID-19 pandemic," added Gupta.At Ramagya, the children follow 'The Quiet Time' curriculum where they practice Transcendental Meditation (TM) which is quite effective in minimizing anxiety and managing stress. The students as well as the teachers practice TM for ten minutes twice daily.The daily practice of TM ensures harmonious growth and development of students, besides helpings students to inculcate dutifulness, discipline, cooperation, loyalty, sincerity, tolerance, regularity to school, punctuality, and morality.Apparently, the world of today is full of formidable challenges for the students. The effort to make the best of every opportunity available takes its toll not only on the physical and emotional well-being of the students but also on their state of mind.If the students are not well equipped to cope with these challenges they feel stressed and de-motivated. Ramagya School, Noida believes that by developing the right attitude and a little bit of guidance, students can live up to their full potential and surmount the challenges regardless of their scale.Apart from Geeta Paath and meditation, the story sessions on 'Panchatantra' offer the students the possibility of making their lives richer and mengful. Stories from Panchtantra are narrated to students of primary classes during their value education classes to help them imbibe the moral code of conduct and life skills.Baal Saathee on the other hand, is a student Benefit Program that empowers each child to live a thriving life blended with a perfect balanced state of mind, body and soul via holistic and preventive healthcare.Ramagya School Noida is regularly conducting webinars for students and parents to help them work on the constraints and concerns which have multiplied and become apparent especially due to the current crisis arising out of COVID-19 outbreak.The counsellors regularly keep in touch with the students, parents and teachers alike to ensure that they are there when required. All the programmes initiated by Ramagya help the students to become aware and unleash their hidden skills. It is not about being perfect. It is about putting efforts for the transformation to happen.This story is provided by NewsVoir. will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article. (/NewsVoir)( With inputs from ANI )

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