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- My Destiny—My Choice
- Self-Actualisation
- Family—A Blessing
- Messengers Of Peace
- Awake And Shine
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My Destiny— My Choice
Self-Actualisation
Family— A Blessing
Messengers Of Peace
Awake And Shine
Social Commitment
Earn And Learn
Guardians Of Our Neighbours
Love Nature And Live Long
Disconnect To Connect
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59 My Destiny— My Choice
“Good morning, children. Wish you all a good day.”
Hearing the warm address of their Principal, Ms.
their chit-chat and harkened to the message.
“As announced earlier, today we are going to attend a seminar led by a renowneq
motivational speaker, Mr. Rajesh Aggarwal. We are uely fortunate to get the
right person to lead today's motivational session. He is an internationally accepteg
speaker as well as author of several books. His books have been translated into
many languages. He has led motivational classes at thousands of venues, both
in India and abroad and has influenced many to become successful leaders jn
life, Its my privilege to welcome and introduce him to all of you.”
Mareena, all the children stopped
Mr. Rajesh Aggarwal walked across the stage, amidst the enthusiastic applause
of the students. He started the session referring to the internationally acclaimed
leadership guru Mr. Robin Sharma. In his famous book “Discover your Destiny” he
speaks about a spiritual awakening experience of the person who has undergone
a self-awakening.
He further quoted an excerpt from the book, Discover your Destiny. “With a
gun pushed up against my temple, ready to squeeze the trigger, sweat was
pouring down my forehead and my heart was beating wildly. My hands were
shaking uncontrollably. I could see the headline of my obituary right now. ‘Dar
Sanderson, international hotel entrepreneur, divorced father of three, dead at the
age 44 - by his own hand’
But as I closed my eyes and said a final
prayer aloud, something unexpected happened.
I began to feel dizzy and fell to the floor, the
gun dropping out of my hands. As I lay there
motionless, a blinding white light began to fill
my body. Nothing like this had ever happened
to me before. What happened to me then in
that motel room? Was it an experience of the
divine? Was it a spiritual awakening? Was it
simply a physical reaction to the extreme stress
4 I was experiencing? Truthfully, I do not know about it till the date. Soon, my
entire body began to shake. Sweat flowed out of me in torrents to the cold and
filthy floor. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, came these words that pierced the
deepest part of me, ‘Your life is a treasure and you are so much more than you
know.’ Once these words flashed across my mind, I stopped shaking. I just lay
there, in a pool of perspiration, staring up at the ceiling. I had never felt such
internal peace in all my life. I was completely in my body, fully within my heart.”
Generally, when we have to face the hard realities of life we are more prone
to think that the world is as we see it. We tend to forget that our life is a
treasure and we are so much more than what we know. We find it hard to
come out of the false assumptions we have. We view the world from our own
perspective. We visualise life events with the sad outlook we have due to certain
life experiences. When we change our outlook or the frame of our vision the
world too will change. The world is a mirror. We receive from life according to
what exactly we are. Our success, our future, our destiny are all our choices.
There are many living examples before us who redefined their own destiny and
became a classical inspiration for all of us.
Helen Keller
Helen Keller, the blind and deaf American, was the first such
person to graduate from college. Famously tutored by Annie
Sullivan, her life was chronicled in the play, “The miracle worker.”
After graduation, Keller became a noted speaker, author, and
crusader for pacifism, women’s right to vote and birth control
among other causes.
Ludwig van Beethoven
Ludwig van Beethoven was a German composer who lost most
of his hearing from tinnitus at the age of twenty. He then used
special hearing tubes and felt the vibrations of his piano to
compose various symphonies in classical, heroic, and romantic
Periods. He was tutored by Mozart and Haydn who were among
the greatest composers of that time. His accomplishments are
dazzling and spell-bounding even though he was never able to hear his own
composed music. St. Kuriakose Elias Chavara
St. Kuriakose Elias Chavara lost his parents and the on}
brother on the same day at a very young age.. Inner struggle
agony, and persuasion from all around made him to leave the
monastery where he was doing his training to become a Priest,
His inner voice and peace within enlightened him to define
his own destiny with determination. He proclaimed, “The Lorg
is my portion and cup.” He became the founder of two religious congregations,
a social reformist, and an inspiration for many. He opened schools with every
church which is one of the causes for the high literacy rate in Kerala.
There are no accidents in life. If we decide so, the negative life experiences and
misfortunes are powerful enough to stimulate personal growth.
Robin Sharma gives us the message —
“The pain of a hard past can destroy us.
Or it can dignify us. It's our choice.”
In times of challenge, we begin to ask ourselves great questions~ Why sufferings?
How it came to my life? Why only to me? Why not to the other person? And so
on. But it happens only to a few, others are carried away by negative experiences,
and end up in fear and distress.
But those who dare to define their destiny are happy to walk through the
unfamiliar shore and the road less travelled. Jesus Christ said, “The road to
eternity is narrow and only a few find it.” Be determined to co-write the destiny
that has been written for the story of your life, by being good and by daring
to look at life with a new outlook.
St. Alphonsa Muttathupadathu
St. Alphonsa Muttathupadathu also found meaning in the dark
realities of life. Though lived only for a short span of 35 ye2"s
she lived these years heroically enduring all that came on her
way to sainthood. The physical and mental pain she experienced
during her lifetime due to sickness, misunderstanding, ©
became a cause for her to love God more dearly and heroically.
® We find no trace of complaints, criticism, or murmurings in her thoughts, words
or deeds. Catholic Church honoured her with the crown of sainthood. ,
Sufi poet Jalal-ud-Din Rumi sings, “You are not a drop in the ocean, you are
the entire ocean in a drop.”
“Trust in the ability of your heart. Realise your inner strength. You can decide
your destiny,” the seminar got concluded
His words made ripples in their hearts.
Students were astonished to hear the amazing success story of the man who was
standing in the pinnacle of fame and had a complete turnaround from the verge
of committing suicide. Various emotions flashed through their minds.
‘Ashok, who was depressed due to the low grades in exams, felt it’s not necessary
to be frantic on such silly issues.
Sudha, who was in despair due to family issues got an inner call to rise up.
Maria, who felt giddy whenever she thought of Mathematics and Social Science,
could really experience an inner strength to strive ahead.
Happy-go-lucky chaps Anish, Vishnu, and Sharat now got a vision about their
future.
“Change! Those who want to reap new harvest should dare to take new steps.
Else, our life will be the same till death.”
Jugnu came*rushing to the principal with a piece of paper, “Oh Ma'am! Thank
you. At times, I had been frightened if my life slips away from my control.
I thought too much about my problems but the same light flashed through
my inner core through the session with all its brilliance! Thank you, thank
you so much...”
Children realised their inner potentialities and skills to take new steps!!
Aet us Discuss
1. How would you help your friend who is struggling with depression?
2. Find out two more persons who wrote their destiny in spite of all the
odds in life and share their success story with your friends in the class.
@ Act us Remember
“Human beings are not born once and for all on the day their
mothers give birth to them, but ... Life obliges them over and
over again to give birth to themselves.
Gabriel Garcia Marquez
“Be who God meant you to be and you will set the world
on fire.”
Catherine of Siena
“You are born into genius.... But have you resigned yourself
to mediocrity?”
Robin Sharma
“Iam only one, but still Iam one. I cannot do everything, but
still I can do something; and because I cannot do everything,
I will not refuse to do the something that I can do.”
Helen Keller
Aet us find out the answers
1. What saved the man who was on the verge to commit suicide?
2. How did the lesson inspire you?
3. What inspiration do you get from the life of Helen Keller?
Ket us Evaluate
1 Identify and share about the barriers you face in the process of actualising
your goal. Seek guidance from your teacher or counsellor.
2. Find out and list your inner potentialities in @ notebook.
3. Do your choices define your destiny or does destiny influence your erate? cP
“Good morning, Raju.”
Self-Actualisation
“Hi, good morning.”
“Where are you rushing to?”
“Isn't the drama to be performed on stage
number two? I am going there. Are you
coming? We won't get the seat in the front
row if we don't go fast.”
“I thought of going to see the dance competition on stage number one. Anyway,
Tam also coming with you. Our friend Navaz is acting in this play.”
The main auditorium of the school was packed with students. The announcement
about the drama competition was heard repeatedly. With great difficulty, Raju
and Robin managed to get seats in the front row of the auditorium.
“Friends, the play we are going to stage today is centred on the
life and teachings of a great personality, Swami Vivekananda— the
youth icon of India who had proclaimed the glory and majesty
of India to the universe through his famous speech in Chicago.
Everyone was silent as they heard the announcement. Students
waited patiently for the curtain to rise.
Scene 1
The play began with a scene where mother Bhuvaneshwari Devi was telling a
story to her six year old son Narendra (Swami Vivekananda).
Mother: Son Narendra, I narrated
you a story from Ramayana
yesterday. Today, I will tell
you a story from the Holy
Bible about Lord Jesus.
The master of the world,
Lord Jesus taught His disciples and people through stories and parab|
$ le
One of the parables which He taught was of he
Good Samaritan. J
A Jewish man from Jerusalem was heading to Jericho
Suddenly, a group of men attacked him and took alt
his belongings, ripped off most of his clothes, and
beat him up very badly, They left him on the roadside
bleeding, bruised, and almost. breathless.
A few minutes later, a priest came along the same path and noticed the man
nalf dead and crying for help. But he crossed
lying on the side of the road, |
pretending that he didn’t see the man,
the road and walked on the other side
An hour later, a Levite came that way. Levites are the people who assist priests
in their religious work. He saw the wounded man, but went away without lending
any help to him.
A few minutes later, another man came that way. He was from the Samaritan
community with whom Jews had no contact and
usually considered them as enemies, But as soon
‘as he saw the wounded man he felt compassion
for him, He went to him, cleaned his wounds,
and put bandages on his sores. Then, he put
the man on his own donkey and took him to
an inn, He paid the inn keeper and requested
him to take care of the man till he returns.
He promised to pay an extra cost, if required.
Narendra: Why did Lord Jesus narrate this story, Mom?
Mother: Son, it is to teach that all people are brothers and sisters and
we should love one another irrespective of the caste, creed, OF
religion,
N
jarendra From where did Jesus get all these knowledge?
Mother: e
other: Jesus was the Son of God. He got this wisdom through his
constant contact with God through prayer and meditation. He
used to get up early in the morning and go to lonely places to
meditate,
ao Narendra
Mother:
Announcement:
Scene 2
(The young man
Aravind:
Narendra:
Aravind:
Announcement:
Scene 3
Narendra:
SRP:
Narendra:
SRP:
Mom, what do you mean by meditation?
You are not old enough to comprehend it. You will understand
it later.
(Curtain falls)
Stories from the sacred books sowed spiritual seeds in the mind of
young Narendra which guided him to close his eyes and meditate.
Narendra with his friend Aravind)
Narendra, I could not understand
what you said. Life is to enjoy.
We should attain higher education
and a noble profession to lead
a life full of enjoyment and
satisfaction.
What is the use of getting many
degrees? I wish to see God. I
want to be liberated. The ultimate goal of life is not getting a
job, but attaining realisation of truth. It is reunion with the Lord.
Well, I am not capable of arguing with you. I don’t think that
I will win either.
(Curtain falls)
Narendra’s mind wandered in search of God. He decided that the realisation
of God is the ultimate aim of his life. He asked several prominent sages
and gurus about the realisation of God, but none of their answers
satisfied him until he met Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa (SRP).
Have you seen God?
Yes, I have seen God. I see Him as I see you here, only more
clearly.
How can I see God?
ath,
People shed torrents of tears for their wives, children, wealt
ries
and property but who weeps for the vision of God? If one «
sincerely for God, one can surely see Him.
@ Narendra:
SRP:
Announcement:
Raju:
Robin:
Ms. Lilly:
wy
Robin
Ms. Lilly
Swamiji, what shall I do?
My boy, you have a yogi’s eye. If you practise meditation, you wit
soon get results. Body will be relaxed, mind will get illumination,
and life will become peaceful. Your presence will be a blessing,
(Curtain falls)
Those who have attained God-realisation have done great deeds in the
world because they are invincible and have indomitable strength of
mind, Meera Bai, Kabir Das, Surdas, Sri Narayana Guru, St. Chavara,
and St. Euphrasia are a few among them.
Robin, do you pray?
Yes, I go to church and partake in the evening prayer at home,
But Ms. Lilly always says that it's not enough. It seems that we
should have a clear and strong relation with God. Shall we ask
her about it? ‘Look! She is sitting there alone. Right time! Let's
ask her now itself.’
Tes the first time students have
asked me such a question.
Glad to hear it. God realisation
is not only preached by great
personalities but can also be
realised by ourselves as God
dwells within us. We need
not go anywhere else seeking
God. Turn towards yourself
with great faith and intense love. And that’s the real meditation.
The term meditation was introduced as a translation for eastern
spiritual practices referred to as dhyana, a sanskrit word which
means yana to dhi- a journey to knowledge and to self.
What shall we do for that?
Sit in a relaxed posture for five minutes daily. Concentrate 0”
yourself and your heart, breathe slowly and deeply. If you like,
you can either listen to relaxing bhajans or chant them to attain
2 Raju
Ms. Lilly:
Robin & Raju
Ms. Lilly:
Robin & Raju:
deep concentration. This type of meditation will
help you to attain peace of mind and experience
God. There are people who experience God
through prayer and meditation. St. Euphrasia
experienced the presence of God through
meditation and contemplation which were very
dear to her. The fruits of meditation were clearly seen in her life
and people lovingly called her ‘Praying Mother’. Self-actualisation
is one of the fruits of meditation.
Ma'am, I am practising meditation daily as my mother suggested
it. Now, I experience inner peace. I could concentrate in studies
as well.
Tf you're interested, we shall practise it in the next Value Education
class.
Sure, Ma’am. We'll do it.
One of the social reformers of Kerala, St. Kuriakose Elias Chavara
says that the essential worth of a family consists in its holiness
and fear of God. Such a family will enjoy divine blessings both
in this world and in the next. Each religion inspires its members
to seek God and supports all the endeavours for God-realisation.
If we follow the teachings and rituals of our respective religions
with faith and devotion, we are sure to attain self-actualisation.
Well, it’s time for my next class. Shall we discuss it on some
other day?
O.K. Ma'am. Thank you for such a great insight.
Ket us Discuss
1. How do the teachings and rituals of your religion influence your spiritual
and personal life?
2. How does meditation lead to peace of mind and experience God?
@ + Sit quietly for 5 to 10 minutes meditating the spirit that dwells within
you. Enter into deep meditation to enjoy the presence of God in Your
heart.
Son wee a
Let us find out the answers
1. What answer did Sri Ramakrishna give to Narendra’s question ‘how can I see
God?’
2. What is meditation? How does it influence life?
3. How did Jesus grow in wisdom?
Aet us Eoatuate
1. How can you help a friend who is upset and does not pray or believe in
God?
2. “You cannot believe in God until you believe in yourself.” Justify the statement.
Aet us Remember Read And Experience
«a hair cutting salon. The hairdresser did his work perfectly.
They had a bit chit-chat about some familiar things. Just before the man
took a leave, the hairdresser said, “I do not believe in God.” The man asked,
“Why?” He replied, “Because I see all around, people are suffering so much.
The man kept mum for a minute. Then, he
A man went to
Will it happen if there is a God?”
took a leave saying, “See you later.”
When the man came out he saw a youth
without haircut. The man got an idea. He
called and took him inside the salon and
said, “Look, no barber exists! If barbers
were there, why there are people without
haircut? So, barbers do not exist.”
Hairdresser said, “Listen, it is not the
problem of barber. The problem is with
this person who does not go to a barber.”
The man said, “Exactly! People do not experience God as they do not go to
God. Those who go to God and trust Him, live peacefully.”
God Is All Around Us
Baby fish in the ocean asked mother fish,
“Where is the ocean? All are coming to see
the ocean.” Mother fish said, “Oh! daughter,
we are in the ocean. We live and move in
the ocean. This is the ocean.”
Baby fish said, “I do not see the ocean, it
is only water.”
So are we, like the baby fish! We are surrounded by God. We are shrouded
in divine presence. Still we say, we do not see God! What a contradiction!
® Swati was really gloomy as she couldn't
attend Maria's birthday party. She couldn't
even pay attention to the class as she was
lost in thoughts of the description given
by her friends about the party. She woke
up from the dream world when she heard
Ms. Karuna’s question. “Where are you
lost Swati?” It was other students who
answered for her. i
Aparna:
Serin:
) Dolly
Aruna:
teacher.
Ma'am, yesterday all of us were invited to Marla’s birthday party,
But Swati’s father didn’t let her go. She was upset when we shared
our experiences about the party.
Before Aparna could finish, Serin stood up.
Ma'am, it was really a great experience for all of us. We were
astonished to see how much her family members love Maria, Her
youngest brother who came to wish her said that she Is a gift they
got from God. We really felt jealous,
The care and concern Maria’s family showed towards her grandparents
really touched me. And how loving they were to the children,
especially towards us! I really felt bad for not having grandparents.
For me, to have a party means to invite a lot of people. But for
Maria, just her papa’s brothers and their kids filled their house for
the party. How lovely it was! I have understood the advantage of
living in a joint family yesterday. How cooperative were her aunts
and uncles! A real family should be like this.
What Aruna, the only child in her family said was thought provoking for the
By then, Ms. Karuna noticed that Delma was hiding behind other girls. She asked
her, “How was your experience at the party, Delma?”
% Delma: When others were enjoying the party, I was busy enquiring
Maria’s uncle about how do they celebrate their functions. The
uncle’s reply was surprising.
He said, “We gather in one of our houses
in turn for all the festivals. We got this
system from our father and his brothers.
No matter where we are, everyone comes
together to celebrate the festivals in its
true spirit, Thankfully, no one has gone
abroad so far. We don’t know how it will
be in the future. Usually these gatherings
are not only for having food together
but also provide a platform for sharing
and discussing with our parents and elders about our life realities, kids and their
studies, financial matters, things to focus, any pitfall which has happened in the
family relation, and so on. Father heads such meetings. He directs us with love
and firmness.”
The information that Delma got from Maria’s uncle was something quite new for
the teacher and the students alike.
When the teacher heard all these she said, “For moulding the young generation,
good families like Maria's are required. Children should feel proud of their
families.”
All the friends were glancing at Maria with a mixed feeling of admiration and
jealousy.
Maria said, “God has given me an opportunity to be proud of my family. My
family is my luck. I have a dream that there should be good families with happy
children.”
“We all got the same dream. I think it will be good to arrange a seminar on
family. We shall discuss the matter with our Principal, Ms. Lucy and arrange it
as early as possible,” said Ms. Karuna.
“Thank you Ma'am, we are waiting for that day.” All the students replied
together. (SEMINAR DAY)
“JOINT FAMILY VERSUS NUCLEAR FAMILY” is the theme of today’s seminar, I
hole heartedly welcome Ms, Prameela Sachdev, the retired Principal of Indira
whi Girl's College to enrich our students from the ocean of her experience gs
Gandhi Il as a mother, Dear students, after the
a teacher, as a Principal, and above a
presentation of the speaker you will have time to clear your doubts, till then be
attentive, in good cheer and with an open heart and mind to accept what is
good and applicable. Have a wonderful time.”
With a smiling face Ms, Pramecla came to the dais and addressed the students,
“Family is the most vital and sacred social
institution where future generations are
raised up. It is the prime institute through
which common customs, practices, and
values are shared to generations. Thus, it
is through family, the strong foundations
of a healthy society are laid. The belief
that marriage is a ‘divine match’ or a
‘sacred union’ has contributed greatly to
the peace and stability of Indian families.
St. Chavara, a social reformer of nineteenth century believed that formation of
good families is the best means to safeguard the well-being of the society and
nation, He defined family as a communion of a few people joined together in
blood relation and bound together by a special bond of love where the members
exhibit mutual respect and practise obedience to parents and walk in peace before
God and the people. According to him, family is a holy sanctuary which reflects
abode of heaven,
Protection of the family and promotion of its vision and sanctity are the
responsibilities of all the members of a family. The quality of the future life
of @ person greatly depends upon the chi
e childh i intimacy ond
love between the members are th aha nee eae
effectiveness of the formation of
a child. St. Ch ; anty that
only through the family, avara wrote with certainty
children grow in perfect love, peace, charity, and order.
There are two kinds of families commonly found in India. A nuclear family which
consists of parents and children, and a joint family or an extended family which
18 consists of children, their parents, and grandparents along with the families of
uncles and aunts. Whichever may be the type of family, it is the mutual love
and support that make the walls of the family stronger.
Though, once joint family was prevalent and preferred by the Indian society but
the present trend is towards having a nuclear family. The emergence of financially
independent, career-oriented men and women who are confident of taking their
own decisions and crave to have a sense of individual achievement, has greatly
contributed to the rise of nuclear families. There are nuclear families which strictly
keep up the family relationship warm and vibrant both with paternal and maternal
source. But in general, nuclear families with decreased numbers of children make
people more selfish and reserved. Present scenario has given way to unbelievable
family disputes and carnages as testified by the local and national newspapers.”
When Ms, Prameela gave a pause, it was Jatin who came up first with a query.
“Ma'am, what do you think are the advantages of a joint family?”
“There are many advantages of a joint family. Some of them are:
In a joint family, we have better bonding
within the family.
There is always someone to take care of
kids even if both the parents are working.
© There is no need of rushing everywhere
to get things done. Chores and tasks are
shared. So, every individual gets time for
themselves.
© Whenever needed every member of the family offers a financial, emotional,
or social support.
© There are lots of kids to play, talk, and discuss all the happenings in your
life, if you are scared to share them with your parents.
© There are a variety of choices and inspirations from uncles and aunts and
you can discuss your problems with them.
* Children learn the virtues of co-operation and collective living which in turn
help them in all phases of life
Family festivals and occasions can be celebrated more elegantly, enhancing
the prestige of all the members. In general, joint family ensures the happiness and well-being of all its members
Sunil:
But there must be some advantages of a nuclear family too.
Ms. Prameela: Of course! There are. When you live in a nuclear family—
Meera:
Ms. Prameela:
© There is ample freedom and
space for each individual. So,
decisions can be taken quickly
and independently.
* Woman gets time to plan and
manage her house according
to her own idea. Privacy is
maintained
* More attention is given to each other so development of
personalities is more.
© Finances of a family can be controlled and managed for future,
* Children learn to become independent.
Ma'am, if it is so, do you mean that there are no disadvantages
for the joint families?
Not at all! There are many disadvantages also when you live in
a joint family.
° You need to think about its consequences upon each member
before taking any major decision.
Members of a joint family lack initiative because fruits of their
initiative will ultimately be shared by other members who
may be lazy and idle. Therefore, nobody puts in hard labour
which is necessary for advancement in standard of living.
Due to diverse temperaments, there are chances of conflicts
between males and females or young and old.
Asa large family has to live in a limited space, there is less
privacy.
As the responsibility for upbringing of children is shared, there
is no family planning.
® * Joint family hinders the development of personality. The juniors
do not get a chance to think independently to take any
independent decision. Thus, development of personality is
arrested.
Divya Ma’am, do you mean that nuclear families are the best ones?
There must be some disadvantages in the nuclear families too.
Ms. Prameela: Yes of course. In a nuclear family—
© Couples don’t get a chance to learn anything from their elders.
Children don’t get adequate love and affection from their
grandparents.
Couples have to share all the responsibilities by themselves
whether they possess its knowledge or not.
Children may get spoilt because no elders are there at home
to track their activities.
Parents, grandparents, and children generally miss out on mutual
understanding or a close relationship.
Other family members are not close by to look after the children
or help out the family in times of crisis.
Growing children don’t get the values which should have been
imparted to them in the early stages of their life.
It doesn’t matter whether it is a joint or a nuclear family but what matters the
most is the mindset of the family members. The concept of a nuclear family
came into existence because it has some benefits. The concept of a joint family
was prevalent because it had its own benefits.
The tolerance and flexibility levels of people have been declining steadily in
the joint families and thus, came into picture the need for ‘individual freedom.’
Everyone has started thinking “why should I adjust to the need of others.” Due
to this lack of flexibility, people choose to split the families for a short term gain.
But, in this Process, what they compromise is an easier and balanced life. It is
Something like to take medicines for weight reduction rather than controlling on
diet and doing physical activities. =
When Ms, Prameela conclude
+ families are replica of their parents because they have 4
nucleal ae i 4
Rema Sica apt While in joint family, they interact, live, enjoy vi,
Qn ae inheritil i
. aoa uncles, and cousins inheriting required values and best ps
their gral f ae
: the family.
all other persons 7
So, even if you are
or even concern
cour mindset and attitude.
and you have a spirit of the joint fan
H,
in a nuclear family,
Id be sufficient. It all depends unin
for relationships, it woul
,d, all the children clapped in appreciation,
Aet us Discuss |
1. Joint Family versus
2, How can you make y'
Nuclear Family. Express your views.
our next birthday a different one?
en students tend to distance themselves from parents
3, Teenage is a period whi
discuss how you can spend your beautiful
and family. On the contrary,
teenage enjoying with your family.
Aet us find ont the answevs
1. What are the advantages of a joint family?
2, What are the advantages and disadvantages of a nuclear family?
3. dated and attitude did children form who attended Maria's birthday
4. What opinion Maria’s brother has about her?
5. What are the benefits of family get together?
Ket us Evaluate
1. How would you feel
if the most ir
of your life? st important relationship was no longer ° por
2. How would you feel
if the least j
of your life? st important relationship was no longer °F
3. How would you value and care for your family and friends
and friend:
2 het us Remember
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