5-Day Ramayana Zoom Camp [US Timezone]
Complete Ramayana Story session for children 5+.
Live Zoom with visuals
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Dates: July 28th - Aug. 1st (5 Days, 1.5 hours each)
Time: (EST) 07:30 - 09.00PM, (PST) 04.30 - 06.00PM
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What do parents have to say...
"Partha Ji engages with the kids very well.They learn very important life lessons through fun and interesting Ramayana stories."
"Parth ji is telling the Ramayana story in very details and a beautiful way. My son really loves to listen. Thank you !!"
"It’s great effort by the Vedanta Vidya Peetam. Kids can learn a lot from here. Great job Partha sir and Rama garu ."
"Partha ji is a master storyteller.His narration is very interesting and entertaining yet simple for young kids to understand. His energy and enthusiasm is captivating. Nevertheless,the lessons to be learned are not lost in the fun.”Think before act”. “Never to poison a mind” few lessons that the kids learned If we want to instill ethics, righteousness and respect in kids then what better way than obsorbing the values of Ramayana.Heartfelt Thanks to Vedanta Peetam for organizing this summer camp."
"For the past few months, my son has been attending Partha Sir’s sloka lessons where he ends each session with the Ramayana story. He uses simple and descriptive language to help the kids understand the story in an entertaining way. He never fails to finish class by teaching an important life lesson to the kids. As a parent, I too enjoy listening in on the story."
"Our children learning these precious texts along with their meanings, is any parents best intentions towards a child, but learning the beautiful story of Ramayana in the shloka class was cherry on the cake. Seldom do children and parents find time to sit and talk about anything other than academics or domestic ongoings. Whenever my son makes references to Ramayana story and characters, it just fills us with a feeling of bliss, of "Thank God, I did something right, for once, by enrolling him at Vedanta Peetham"
"Partha Garu is a very passionate and dedicated guru. His story telling style attracts both adults and kids alike. He also explains the morals from the stories in relevance to the present times. This is a great way to invoke spiritual thinking in kids. I am very thankful to my friend who introduced us to him."
"My daughter looks forward to the Ramayana Story sessions by Partha ji, which has enriched my daughters understanding of the moral and cultural values in Indian context."
"Partha ji's story session are very interesting. He not only tells the story but also explains the moral values to children. My daughter Jayasri enjoys the Ramayana sessions."
What do students have to say...
Summer Camp Story session includes...
Baala kanda
Moral values
Obedience and Respect: Following the guidance of elders and teachers.
Valor and Duty: Courageously protecting righteousness and fulfilling duties.
Humility: Remaining humble despite possessing great powers and virtues.
Ayodhya kanda
Ayodhya Kanda details Rama’s exile from Ayodhya. Queen Kaikeyi, influenced by her maid Manthara, demands her boons: Bharata's coronation and Rama’s exile. Rama accepts his father’s decree without question and leaves for the forest, accompanied by Sita and Lakshmana. Bharata, upon learning this, refuses the throne and rules as Rama’s proxy, placing Rama’s sandals on the throne.
Moral values
Duty and Sacrifice: Upholding duty and making personal sacrifices for the greater good.
Loyalty and Love: Demonstrating unwavering loyalty and love for family. Integrity and Honor: Respecting rightful leadership and upholding honor.
Aaranya kanda
Aaranya Kanda describes the exile of Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana in the Dandaka forest. They encounter sages and protect them from demons. Sita is abducted by Ravana, the demon king of Lanka, leading to Rama and Lakshmana's quest to rescue her. Jatayu, the vulture king, valiantly tries to save Sita but is mortally wounded.
Moral values
Protection of the Righteous: Safeguarding the innocent and upholding dharma. Courage and Determination: Displaying relentless courage and determination in adversity.
Loyalty and Sacrifice: Emphasizing loyalty and self-sacrifice for loved ones.
Kishkinda kanda
Kishkinda Kanda recounts Rama’s alliance with the monkey king Sugreeva. Rama helps Sugreeva reclaim his throne by defeating his brother Vali. Sugreeva promises to aid in the search for Sita. Hanuman, a devoted follower of Rama, eventually discovers Sita’s location in Lanka through the help of Sampati, Jatayu’s brother.
Moral values
Friendship and Trust:
Building strong alliances and mutual trust.
Justice and Support: Supporting just causes and standing up for what is right. Teamwork and Leadership: Valuing teamwork and effective leadership in achieving goals.
Sundara kanda
Sundara Kanda highlights Hanuman’s journey to Lanka to locate Sita. Hanuman overcomes numerous obstacles and finds Sita in Ashoka Vatika. He delivers Rama’s ring to her and assures her of Rama’s plans to rescue her. Hanuman’s return journey includes wreaking havoc in Lanka and setting it ablaze with his burning tail.
Moral values
Devotion and Faith: Exemplifying unwavering devotion and faith.
Bravery and Perseverance: Showing bravery and perseverance against all odds.
Resourcefulness and Intelligence: Using resourcefulness and intelligence to overcome challenges.
Yuddha kanda
Yuddha Kanda details the epic battle between Rama’s forces and Ravana’s army. Rama constructs a bridge to Lanka with the help of the vanaras. The fierce battle culminates in Rama killing Ravana and rescuing Sita. Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana return to Ayodhya, where Rama is crowned king.
Moral values
Good vs. Evil:
Upholding the triumph of good over evil.
Courage and Sacrifice: Honoring courage and the sacrifices made for dharma. Leadership and Justice: Emphasizing righteous leadership and the importance of justice.
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