Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 2, Verse: 47

कर्मण्येवाधिकारस्ते मा फलेषु कदाचन। मा कर्मफलहेतुर्भूर्मा ते सङ्गोऽस्त्वकर्मणि॥ २-४७.

Translation:

We are entitled to our actions, not to the fruit of our actions.

Today's story is crafted on the lines of this very same verse.

Want to know? Come with me.

Pothi padh padh Jag mua Pandit Bhayo Na Koi

Dhai Akshar Prem Ka padhe so Pandit hoy.

-Saint Kabir Das

Meaning:

Journey from Ego to Love.

Love that sees Humanity.

Does that sound complex?

Let’s break it down

Pothi padh padh Jag mua Pandit Bhayo Na Koi

A well-read person consumed with Ego

Though Delights in intelligence, could not attain wisdom.

Dhai Akshar Prem Ka padhe so Pandit hoy.

A well-read person filled with LOVE Attains the wisdom sacred.

Namaste and hello world! Welcome aboard TRANSĪkS to see beyond.

Today on TRANSĪkS, we are going to go beyond the story, which is closely connected to the doha we just heard.

The story is simple, but the connection with the doha is hidden.

Want to decipher the hidden connection?

Heads-up: while listening to the story, try to see beyond.

How to do that? On TRANSĪkS, Trinity (recognising the patterns, seeing the connection, joining the dots) is the path we provide.

Come with us on TRANSĪkS to decipher the hidden connection.

#story #integrallearning #integral #transdisciplinarylearning

Vande Mataram- I bow to the Motherland/I salute the Motherland- goes the English translation.

Vande Mataram holds immense power to become a sacred national call for the freedom of our nation.

If such is the case, Vande Mataram cannot be called a phrase or term, but a Sanskrit Mantra, as rightly stated by Sri Aurobindo.

Indeed, a Mantra in the true sense, for the Vande Mataram call had been and has been till date sending a chill and terror into the hearts of corrupt rulers & authorities.

Case in point:

• 1905- protest by the people of Bengal against the corrupt decision of the Partition of Bengal.
• 1907 - Madam Cama unfurling the earlier version of the Indian tricolour, with Vande Mataram emblazoned on it, in Germany.
• 1908- Revolutionary Khudiram Bose, at the tender age of 18, sacrificed his life with this sacred mantra on his lips.

The list will go on and on. I hope you got the gist.

If this mantra, even to this date, ignites the fire of the spirit of patriotism, spiritual reverence to safeguard our motherland, there ought to be magical powers in this sacred chant.

What is the magic?

Kindly note: The source of the story of how Shri Bankim Chandra Chatterjee wrote this poem - Vande Mataram: Meaning and Translation | PDF | Religion And Belief https://www.scribd.com/document/446664809/Vande-Mataram-Meaning https://incarnateword.in/mtalks/moments-eternal/vande-mataram

PS: Tickets to the path of Trinity - Enjoy the action of the story by not being attached to the story; this creates the space to give attention to the action of the story rather than to the standard/ generic moral values.

The interpretation of the term "Enjoy" is in proportion to one's preconceived notion. #happyindependenceday #indianindependenceday #bankimchandrachatterjee #vandemataram #transdisciplinarylearning #story

A tale of Aha! moments awaiting to be discovered. Hop on the TRANSĪkS to see the Aha! moments.

The Story of joining the dots is the final story segment in the series exploring and understanding the #transdisciplinary learning approach.

To make the holistic sense of this approach, do check the playlist- Realm of Stories - on a journey to see beyond.

Link to the video:

#integration #learning #stories

Let the thinking light

Shine on, the surface of the mind.

This will result in the emergence of insights.

The reflection of which is seen when pen down.

Is there a Connection between the light and thinking, and between the surface and the mind?

Let's discover together....

TRANSĪkS - to see beyond is here to take you on a journey to the dimension of the first Trinity- Patterns. Just hop on and enjoy the land of stories, and allow yourself to immerse yourself in the realm of stories; perhaps we might surprise ourselves by seeing what we haven’t seen before in the realm of stories.

Namaste and hello world. Welcome to Transiks. A space to see beyond. To see beyond what? You may ask. Want to know? Come with me to the realm of stories because the universe is made up of stories, said not me but American poet Muriel Rukeyser's 1968 poem "The Speed of Darkness". Which means lives, yours and mine, are living stories. Stories and poetry are versatile in sort. They serve various purposes depending on the varied interests we all hold.

Some like to be entertained.

Some to educate.

Some to create change

Some to imagine.

Some to perfect their narrative,