Indian system of teaching-learning
Journal Article: Teaching English (www.teachingenglish.org.uk) 01/2011;
Abstract
Thousands of years ago the ancient Indian sages had penned their thoughts on Guru-Shishya relationship and the learning process involved in Upanishads which are also called as Vedanta. In Upanishads there is a mantra termed as Shanti Mantra(verse of Peace).
May he protect all, may he nurture all, may we all perform together the most heroic and divine actions; may our learning be prosperous to all; may we never quarrel on the different beliefs we may have; may we illumine together, may we live in harmony. may there be peace for all and forever. May he protect all
May he protect all, may he nurture all, may we all perform together the most heroic and divine actions; may our learning be prosperous to all; may we never quarrel on the different beliefs we may have; may we illumine together, may we live in harmony. may there be peace for all and forever. May he protect all
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