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More than 100 children and 50 adults participated in the Annual day and mesmerised the audience through Sanskrit skit, slokas and vedic chanting.
Bala Samskar Kendra (BSK) focuses on promoting Sanskrit language, leadership skills, Bharatiya culture, values and personality development in children of all ages. BSK in conjunction with Sydney Veda Patasala (SVP) promotes Vedas and Sanskrit. Students attend classes every Sunday and learn Sanskrit which is one of the oldest languages in the world. Lessons also focus around culture, vedic science and chantings of Sanskrit hymns.
Sydney Veda Patasala is the First Veda Pathasala operating outside Bharat. The BSK and SVP Annual Day was held on the 19th of June, 2011 at Ermington Community Centre.
Smt.Bhavana Sudarshan, MC for the day, welcomed the guests. There were three BSK and SVP groups from various parts of Sydney. The program showcased the talents of children through various performances and was well attended. An apology letter from Albert Vella, President of NSW Federation of Community Language Schools, was read out signifying the importance of language in our lives. It ended with a quoting; “To speak one language is to live one life, to speak many languages is to live many lives”
The programme started with a Sanskrit poem “Mudaakarata” (written by Adi Sankaracharya) rendered by Metella Road Sanskrit school children. It was heartening for Dr Rugmini, Smt. Jayanthi and Smt.Rohini to see their teaching effort coming to fruition when their school children performed so well.
Shri Narayanan, Sanskrit teacher from Baulkham hills presented the welcome speech in Sanskrit.
Akila Ramarathinam , General Secretary, VHP Australia, presented a detailed report accompanied by a visual presentation on the activities of VHP Australia
that included Sanskrit education, leadership camps and conferences. Swami Vigyanananda’s speech was enlightening to the audience.
To watch the spirit and color of this Unique Program : Play slideshow
बदतु संस्कृतम ! Badatu Sanskritam !! Sanskrit is more alive in Australia, UK, Germany, France and China. But somebody think in India, i.e. BHARAT, that Sanskrit is a ‘dead language’. Live with Sanskrit. Be Happy. Hari Om !!
CREATE AND SPREAD INTEREST TO THIS UNIQUE LANGUAGE SANSKRIT – THE MOTHER OF ALL LANGUAGES.
BANDE SANSKRIT MATARAM.
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Namaskarsms Sri !
Thank you very much for promoting our school…
Excellent coverage – Thank you very much………
Dhanyavadaha
regards
akila
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