XXX Convocatoria del ISSSES ...
Martes, 22 de noviembre 2011
La educación secular es para la felicidad en el mundo terrenal y la educación espiritual es para la felicidad en el otro mundo, se hizo eco de Bhagavan, el canciller fundador de Instituto de Educación Superior Sri Sathya Sai, esta mañana en el Sai Kulwant Hall, con ocasión de la 30a Convocatoria anual del ISSSES, una universidad considerada.
http://worldtv.com/sai_baba_tv/video/1-30th-annual-convocation-of-sssihl
Única impartiendo educación gratis y promocionando los valores humanos con orientación espiritual, el Instituto Sri Sathya Sai ha sido el faro de esperanza para un nuevo orden mundial, generando miles y miles de estudiantes en las últimas tres décadas, desde su creación.
El Instituto Sri Sathya Sai de Educación Superior se instituyó en el año 1981 para ofrecer educación basada en los valores absolutamente libre de costo, y tiene la distinción única de ser una de las pocas instituciones que imparten énfasis en la educación basada en el valor total.
Además de la educación, los estudiantes se les enseña los valores humanos, la moral y la espiritualidad, con los cinco valores fundamentales humanos de Sathya, Dharma, Shanti, Prema y Ahimsa, que son la columna vertebral de todas las enseñanzas. La Institución cuenta con tres campus, Campus de la Mujer en Anantapur creado en el año 1968, el Campus de los hombres en Brindavan en Whitefield, Bangalore, creado en 1969 y el Campus de los hombres en Prashanti Nilayam creado en 1981. Esta institución tiene la distinción única de lograr la mayor distinción Rating Nivel Doble Plus (el grado más alto) certificado por el Consejo Nacional de Acreditación y Evaluación.
La función de esta mañana comenzó a las 10:30 hrs. con la banda de música del Instituto liderando la procesión desde el Yajur Mandir.
Siguiendo el modelo prevaleciente, un estudiante llevó el cetro .
La tarima, sede del Divino Canciller, se organizó en frente del Sancta Sanctorum con el invitado de honor a la convocatoria, el ex vice rector, académicos, miembros del consejo académico y otros funcionarios, que tomaron sus respectivos asientos a cada lado.
El Ceremonial Vedico continuo cantándose. Mientras el Vicerrector, Prof. J. Sashidhara Prasad se postro a Sus Pies de Loto, y oró al "Divino" canciller Fundador para declarar la convocatoria abierta. Para el deleite de una audiencia, la voz divina beatífico el acto ... "Declaro la convocatoria abierta ..." y el conjunto entró en un caluroso aplauso.
La tarima, sede del Divino Canciller, se organizó en frente del Sancta Sanctorum con el invitado de honor a la convocatoria, el ex vice rector, académicos, miembros del consejo académico y otros funcionarios, que tomaron sus respectivos asientos a cada lado.
El Ceremonial Vedico continuo cantándose. Mientras el Vicerrector, Prof. J. Sashidhara Prasad se postro a Sus Pies de Loto, y oró al "Divino" canciller Fundador para declarar la convocatoria abierta. Para el deleite de una audiencia, la voz divina beatífico el acto ... "Declaro la convocatoria abierta ..." y el conjunto entró en un caluroso aplauso.
Lleno de confianza en que Bhagavan está viendo todo el proceso, el Rector reiteró que el Instituto seguirá trabajando para el cumplimiento de la misión de Bhagavan. Haciendo una mención acerca de la falta de la presencia del actual canciller, Bhagavati Justicia (r) PN , debido a su mala salud, extendió una cordial bienvenida a todo el conjunto.
Tras un breve recuento de los logros excepcionales, en el aspecto académico del Instituto, el profesor Prasad, presento al invitado principal de la Convocatoria, el Prof. P. Balaram, Director del Instituto Indio de Ciencia, de Bangalore, leyendo su curricular.
Graduados de el año se presentaron ante el Canciller fundador para el juramento del Instituto, que fue administrado a los estudiantes, por el vicerrector. El juramento dice: "Por la presente declaro y prometo solemnemente que si es admitido en la medida debidamente recomendados yo en mi pensamiento, palabra y obra, el apoyo a la causa de un buen aprendizaje, la moralidad y la espiritualidad, el bienestar de todos alrededor, de mis compatriotas y semejantes".
Medallas de oro en diversos grados se entregaron a los estudiantes por el vicerrector. Veintidós estudiantes se presentaron con varias medallas de oro por su excelencia académica, instituido en honor de distinguidas personalidades.
A continuación el invitado principal de la Convocatoria : Se refirió a la invitación y la función en curso, el científico reputado reconoció que es la primera vez que se enfrentaba a una multitud de esta magnitud , por ser un científico, a menudo pasa su tiempo en los laboratorios . Citando a Bhagavan, en primer lugar, llamó al Instituto como único que se ha desarrollado durante tres décadas bajo la dirección de Bhagaván, con la disciplina como su sello distintivo. Al ser un científico, frente a la invitada de honor, hablo con un toque racional, hablando principalmente sobre la ciencia y la ingeniería.
La elocución sobre el tema fue la forma de tener éxito, el orador hizo hincapié en aprender sobre la necesidad de trabajar duro, independientemente de los fallos. El fracaso es un fenómeno común, pero uno debe tratar al mismo con ecuanimidad.
Citando su discurso de graduación en Harward, titulado "los beneficios adicionales de fracaso, y la importancia de la imaginación", subrayó el invitado de honor, que el trabajo duro y la imaginación son como cuerdas vitales que conducen al éxito. Lo que más temía era la pobreza, no el fracaso.
El fracaso es un fenómeno común y uno tiene que tratar con ecuanimidad, dijo el orador inspirando a los jóvenes estudiantes con el éxito de JK Rowling, para convertirse en una personalidad rica y célebre del mundo.
Tras llegar al fin de su discurso , el profesor Balaram deseó a los estudiantes de ISSSES que lleguen a la cima del éxito mediante la adhesión a la disciplina, compromiso y trabajo duro.
Esto fue seguido por el video del que se proyecto en las pantallas LED, haciéndose sobre Prashanti Nilayam.
Hablando sobre la importancia de la educación laica, Bhagavan hizo hincapié en la necesidad por parte de los estudiantes de la introspección, para conocer el verdadero yo. La ciencia tiene sus limitaciones, y el verdadero conocimiento está más allá de la ciencia, que nos ilumina acerca de la creación, existencia y disolución. La ciencia no tiene efecto sin la espiritualidad y en eso reside la importancia de la auto-indagación, exhortó a Bhagavan.
Madre y la Madre Patria se olvidan en la actualidad. Destacando la tendencia creciente de la búsqueda del "paraíso" en el extranjero, Bhagavan cuestionó la tendencia de la mente de los jóvenes a salir al extranjero sin servir a la Patria. Uno debe servir a la Patria con toda su energía. Para ser culto es necesario enfrentar la batalla de la vida con coraje y valor y salir victorioso.Los estudiantes deben darse cuenta de la santidad de este gran país, Bharat.
Impulso a los estudiantes para cumplir sus deberes con sinceridad, Bhagavan se comprometió a hacerse cargo de sus necesidades. El grado I confiere que usted se relaciona con Atmananda, que es Educare. La pereza es el óxido y el polvo, la realización es lo mejor y el descanso. Exhorto a que estén preparados para seguir por el camino de la auto-realización, para poner fin a su discurso con la bendición de Bhagavan.
El Himno Nacional fue cantado seguido por el Mangala Arathi a 11:40 hrs. antes de que la banda se retirara de la Universidad, liderando la procesión de regreso al Yajur Mandir.
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XXX Convocation of SSSIHL…
Tuesday, November 22nd, 2011
Secular education is for happiness in the mundane world and spiritual education is for happiness in the other world, echoed Bhagawan, The Founder Chancellor of Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning this morning in Sai Kulwant Hall on the occasion of 30th annual Convocation of SSSIHL, a deemed university.
http://worldtv.com/sai_baba_tv/video/1-30th-annual-convocation-of-sssihl
Unique, imparting free education promoting human values with spiritual orientation, Sri Sathya Sai Institute has been the beacon of hope for a new world order, engendering thousands upon thousands of students for the past three decades, ever since its inception.
Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning was instituted in the year 1981 to provide value based education, absolutely free of cost, and has the unique distinction of being one of the very few institutions that impart emphasis on total value based education.
Besides education, the students are taught human values, morality and spirituality with the five cardinal human values of Sathya, Dharma, Shanti, Prema and Ahimsa being the backbone of all teachings. The Institution has three campuses, a Women’s Campus in Anantapur set up in the year 1968, Men’s Campus at Brindavan in Whitefield, Bangalore set up in 1969 and the Men’s Campus at Prasanthi Nilayam set up in 1981. This institution has the unique distinction of being accorded Double Plus Level Higher Rating (Highest Grade) certification by the National Accreditation and Assessment Council.
This morning’s function commenced at 1030 hrs. with the Institute Brass Band leading the procession from Yajur Mandir. Following prevalent pattern a student carried the Scepter on one side while the Registrar carrying the Ceremonial Mace.
The dais, the Seat Of The Divine Chancellor, was arranged in front of the Sanctum Sanctorum with the chief guest to the convocation, former vice chancellors, academicians, members of the academic council and other officials taking their respective seats on either side.
Ceremonial Veda chanting followed. Submitting himself at His Lotus Feet, Vice Chancellor, Prof. J. Sashidhara Prasad prayed to the Founder ‘Divine’ Chancellor to declare the convocation open. To the delight of a capacity audience, Divine Chancellor’s beatific voice rung in the air…”I Declare The Convocation Open…” and the assembly went into rapturous applause.
Exuding confidence that Bhagawan is watching the entire proceedings, the Vice Chancellor reiterated the Institute’s resolve to work towards fulfilling Bhagawan’s mission following His set ideals. Making a mention about the unavailability of the current Chancellor, Justice (Retd.) PN Bhagavati, owing to ill-health, he extended a cordial welcome to the entire assembly into the morning’s function.
Giving a brief account of the Institute’s rare achievements in the academic front, Prof. Prasad introduced the Chief Guest to the Convocation, Prof. P. Balaram, Director, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore reading out his colourful profile.
Graduates for the year were presented to the Founder Chancellor followed by the Institute Oath, that was administered to the students by the Vice Chancellor. The Oath reads: “I hereby solemnly declare and promise that if admitted to the degree duly recommended I will in my thought, word and deed, support the cause of sound learning, morality and spirituality, all round welfare of my countrymen and fellowmen.”
Gold medals to various degrees were presented to the students by the Vice Chancellor. Twenty two students were presented with various gold medals for academic excellence, instituted in honour of distinguished personalities.
Chief Guest’s Convocation address followed: Referring to the invitation and the ongoing function, the reputed scientist conceded that it is for the first time that he was facing a crowd of this magnitude as otherwise, being a scientist, he would often spent his time in laboratories. Quoting Bhagawan at the outset, he hailed the Institute as a unique one that evolved over three decades under Bhagawan’s guidance, with discipline as its hallmark. Being a scientist the chief guest’s address was with more of a rational touch, speaking mainly about science and engineering.
Elucidating on the subject, how to become successful, the learned speaker stressed on the need to work hard, irrespective of failures. Failure is a common phenomenon, but one should treat the same with equanimity, said the speaker dwelling upon the rags to riches story of world-famous author of Harry Potter fame JK Rowling.
Illuminating students on the success story of Rowling, quoting from her commencement address at Harward, titled ‘The Fringe Benefits Of Failure, And The Importance Of Imagination”, the chief guest stressed on hard work and imagination as vital chords leading to success. What she feared most was not poverty, but failure.
Failure is a common phenomenon and one has to treat it with equanimity, said the speaker inspiring the young students with the success story of JK Rowling to become one the world’s richest and celebrated personality. Bringing his convocation address to a close, Prof. Balaram wished the students from SSSIHL to reach the pinnacle of success by adhering to discipline, commitment and hard work.
This was followed by the Benedictory Address by the Founder Chancellor, the video of which was played on LED screens, echoing entire Prasanthi Nilayam.
Speaking about the importance of secular education, Bhagawan stressed on the need on the part of students to introspect, to know the true self. Science has limitations, and the real knowledge lies beyond science, that illumines us about creation, existence and dissolution. Science has no effect without spirituality and there lies the importance of self-enquiry, exhorted Bhagawan.
Mother and Motherland are forgotten today. Highlighting on the increasing trend of seeking ‘paradise’ abroad, Bhagawan questioned the young mind’s trend to go abroad without serving Motherland. One should serve Motherland with all his energy. Being educated one must face the battle of life with courage and valour and emerge victorious. Students should realise the sacredness of this great country, Bharat.
Advising the students to discharge their duties sincerely, Bhagawan promised to take care of their requirements. The degree I confer on you is related to Atmananda, that is Educare. Laziness is rust and dust; realisation is best and rest. Be prepared to proceed along the path of self-realisation, exhorted Bhagawan ending His Benedictory Address.
National Anthem was sung followed by Mangala Arathi at 1140 hrs. before the University Band retreated leading the procession back to Yajur Mandir.
Esto fue seguido por el video del que se proyecto en las pantallas LED, haciéndose sobre Prashanti Nilayam.
Hablando sobre la importancia de la educación laica, Bhagavan hizo hincapié en la necesidad por parte de los estudiantes de la introspección, para conocer el verdadero yo. La ciencia tiene sus limitaciones, y el verdadero conocimiento está más allá de la ciencia, que nos ilumina acerca de la creación, existencia y disolución. La ciencia no tiene efecto sin la espiritualidad y en eso reside la importancia de la auto-indagación, exhortó a Bhagavan.
Madre y la Madre Patria se olvidan en la actualidad. Destacando la tendencia creciente de la búsqueda del "paraíso" en el extranjero, Bhagavan cuestionó la tendencia de la mente de los jóvenes a salir al extranjero sin servir a la Patria. Uno debe servir a la Patria con toda su energía. Para ser culto es necesario enfrentar la batalla de la vida con coraje y valor y salir victorioso.Los estudiantes deben darse cuenta de la santidad de este gran país, Bharat.
Impulso a los estudiantes para cumplir sus deberes con sinceridad, Bhagavan se comprometió a hacerse cargo de sus necesidades. El grado I confiere que usted se relaciona con Atmananda, que es Educare. La pereza es el óxido y el polvo, la realización es lo mejor y el descanso. Exhorto a que estén preparados para seguir por el camino de la auto-realización, para poner fin a su discurso con la bendición de Bhagavan.
El Himno Nacional fue cantado seguido por el Mangala Arathi a 11:40 hrs. antes de que la banda se retirara de la Universidad, liderando la procesión de regreso al Yajur Mandir.
OMSAIRAMMM...
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XXX Convocation of SSSIHL…
Tuesday, November 22nd, 2011
Secular education is for happiness in the mundane world and spiritual education is for happiness in the other world, echoed Bhagawan, The Founder Chancellor of Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning this morning in Sai Kulwant Hall on the occasion of 30th annual Convocation of SSSIHL, a deemed university.
http://worldtv.com/sai_baba_tv/video/1-30th-annual-convocation-of-sssihl
Unique, imparting free education promoting human values with spiritual orientation, Sri Sathya Sai Institute has been the beacon of hope for a new world order, engendering thousands upon thousands of students for the past three decades, ever since its inception.
Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning was instituted in the year 1981 to provide value based education, absolutely free of cost, and has the unique distinction of being one of the very few institutions that impart emphasis on total value based education.
Besides education, the students are taught human values, morality and spirituality with the five cardinal human values of Sathya, Dharma, Shanti, Prema and Ahimsa being the backbone of all teachings. The Institution has three campuses, a Women’s Campus in Anantapur set up in the year 1968, Men’s Campus at Brindavan in Whitefield, Bangalore set up in 1969 and the Men’s Campus at Prasanthi Nilayam set up in 1981. This institution has the unique distinction of being accorded Double Plus Level Higher Rating (Highest Grade) certification by the National Accreditation and Assessment Council.
This morning’s function commenced at 1030 hrs. with the Institute Brass Band leading the procession from Yajur Mandir. Following prevalent pattern a student carried the Scepter on one side while the Registrar carrying the Ceremonial Mace.
The dais, the Seat Of The Divine Chancellor, was arranged in front of the Sanctum Sanctorum with the chief guest to the convocation, former vice chancellors, academicians, members of the academic council and other officials taking their respective seats on either side.
Ceremonial Veda chanting followed. Submitting himself at His Lotus Feet, Vice Chancellor, Prof. J. Sashidhara Prasad prayed to the Founder ‘Divine’ Chancellor to declare the convocation open. To the delight of a capacity audience, Divine Chancellor’s beatific voice rung in the air…”I Declare The Convocation Open…” and the assembly went into rapturous applause.
Exuding confidence that Bhagawan is watching the entire proceedings, the Vice Chancellor reiterated the Institute’s resolve to work towards fulfilling Bhagawan’s mission following His set ideals. Making a mention about the unavailability of the current Chancellor, Justice (Retd.) PN Bhagavati, owing to ill-health, he extended a cordial welcome to the entire assembly into the morning’s function.
Giving a brief account of the Institute’s rare achievements in the academic front, Prof. Prasad introduced the Chief Guest to the Convocation, Prof. P. Balaram, Director, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore reading out his colourful profile.
Graduates for the year were presented to the Founder Chancellor followed by the Institute Oath, that was administered to the students by the Vice Chancellor. The Oath reads: “I hereby solemnly declare and promise that if admitted to the degree duly recommended I will in my thought, word and deed, support the cause of sound learning, morality and spirituality, all round welfare of my countrymen and fellowmen.”
Gold medals to various degrees were presented to the students by the Vice Chancellor. Twenty two students were presented with various gold medals for academic excellence, instituted in honour of distinguished personalities.
Chief Guest’s Convocation address followed: Referring to the invitation and the ongoing function, the reputed scientist conceded that it is for the first time that he was facing a crowd of this magnitude as otherwise, being a scientist, he would often spent his time in laboratories. Quoting Bhagawan at the outset, he hailed the Institute as a unique one that evolved over three decades under Bhagawan’s guidance, with discipline as its hallmark. Being a scientist the chief guest’s address was with more of a rational touch, speaking mainly about science and engineering.
Elucidating on the subject, how to become successful, the learned speaker stressed on the need to work hard, irrespective of failures. Failure is a common phenomenon, but one should treat the same with equanimity, said the speaker dwelling upon the rags to riches story of world-famous author of Harry Potter fame JK Rowling.
Illuminating students on the success story of Rowling, quoting from her commencement address at Harward, titled ‘The Fringe Benefits Of Failure, And The Importance Of Imagination”, the chief guest stressed on hard work and imagination as vital chords leading to success. What she feared most was not poverty, but failure.
Failure is a common phenomenon and one has to treat it with equanimity, said the speaker inspiring the young students with the success story of JK Rowling to become one the world’s richest and celebrated personality. Bringing his convocation address to a close, Prof. Balaram wished the students from SSSIHL to reach the pinnacle of success by adhering to discipline, commitment and hard work.
This was followed by the Benedictory Address by the Founder Chancellor, the video of which was played on LED screens, echoing entire Prasanthi Nilayam.
Speaking about the importance of secular education, Bhagawan stressed on the need on the part of students to introspect, to know the true self. Science has limitations, and the real knowledge lies beyond science, that illumines us about creation, existence and dissolution. Science has no effect without spirituality and there lies the importance of self-enquiry, exhorted Bhagawan.
Mother and Motherland are forgotten today. Highlighting on the increasing trend of seeking ‘paradise’ abroad, Bhagawan questioned the young mind’s trend to go abroad without serving Motherland. One should serve Motherland with all his energy. Being educated one must face the battle of life with courage and valour and emerge victorious. Students should realise the sacredness of this great country, Bharat.
Advising the students to discharge their duties sincerely, Bhagawan promised to take care of their requirements. The degree I confer on you is related to Atmananda, that is Educare. Laziness is rust and dust; realisation is best and rest. Be prepared to proceed along the path of self-realisation, exhorted Bhagawan ending His Benedictory Address.
National Anthem was sung followed by Mangala Arathi at 1140 hrs. before the University Band retreated leading the procession back to Yajur Mandir.
OMSAIRAMMM...
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