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Neohumanist
Education
A Documentation on NHE Schools Around the World
Edited by Didi Ananda Rama
This full sized 100 page book provides a colorful
picture of the Neohumanist Education system world
wide, with over 40 articles and 260 pictures from
NHE schools around the world. The articles are written
by teachers working in the schools, giving a first
hand look into the NHE classroom.
"What is compelling about this
collection of essays and anecdotes is that they are
written by practitioners in the field, who are both
deeply committed teachers from a variety of cultures
and practicing Yogis. The wisdom and practical ideas
thus generated in these pages come from intellectual
analysis, practical experience, diverse outlooks,
and spiritually informed intuition. Many theorists
in the field of education believe that it is this
combination of analysis, experience, perspective,
and intuition that is the most solid basis for developing
good theory."
-Kathleen Kesson, Director of the Teacher Education
Program at Goddard College
To order send mail to: amgk.glo@gurukul.edu
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Joyful
Things
A Celebration of Children's Spiritual Songs
Produced by Kamala Alister
The children at the Ananda Marga River School in
Maleny, Australia sing all the time. From all-school
Morning Circle with over 100 children each Monday
morning, to Quiet Time each day in the classrooms,
the school is always full of music. Over nearly a
decade we have gathered an amazing collection of Neohumanist
children's songs - and we want to share them with
everyone. So we are producing a professional CD of
songs that includes 70 of the children's voices, top
musicians and some of our most favourite songs. They
include many originals such as the title track Joyful
Things (written by the Little Family class when they
were studying the virtue, "Joy"), originals
such as "Friends" by Dada Ratnadevananda,
"Children of the Crystal River", "God
Shining" (the Yama and Niyama Song) "Precious
Child" by Kamala, and "Spread the Love Around"
by Mukti Haigh, as well many rounds such as "Trees,
Trees" and "The River is Flowing" and
many other beautiful songs such as "I Walk in
Peace", "Lift Our Hearts", and more
!
The album is a fundraiser for the school. 100% of
the income from the CDs sold by the school will go
towards the school music program. Income from sales
through the AM network around the world will (hopefully!)
pay for recording and duplicating the album.
You can order from the web page www.innersong.org
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Several years ago Didi Anandamuktivrata started a
crafts collective, in Paraiso Alto, Peru, which has
now grown to 15 members. These women make finger puppets.
She also started a second crafts collective which
is made up of women who are deaf. They are making
ethnic Peruvian dolls. Both the finger puppets and
the ethnic dolls are great for the classroom.
You can order from the web page www.rurapuk.com
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