Recitation of S wamiji’s Sayings (Any 10)

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1. The path of devotion is natural and pleasant.

2. Become a dynamo of spirituality.

3. See only God in every man, woman and child.

4. Never forget the glory of human nature

5. We can give nothing to God; He gives all to us.

6. Be compassionate to all living creatures.

7. The sum total of all ideas of help is God.

8. We only get what we deserve.

9. He alone who is always awake to the idea of freedom becomes

free.

10. Be not weak, either physic

11. Help, keep helping others.

12. There is no higher virtue than charity.

13. Believe in yourself and the world will be at your feet.

14. Always manifest the highest moral courage.

15. Nothing is necessary but these Love, sincerity an

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ananda Jayanthi Inter School competitions 2013

Recitation of Swamiji’s Sayings (Any 10)

The path of devotion is natural and pleasant.

Become a dynamo of spirituality.

See only God in every man, woman and child.

Never forget the glory of human nature.

We can give nothing to God; He gives all to us.

Be compassionate to all living creatures.

The sum total of all ideas of help is God.

We only get what we deserve.

He alone who is always awake to the idea of freedom becomes

Be not weak, either physically, mentally, morally or spiritually.

Help, keep helping others.

There is no higher virtue than charity.

Believe in yourself and the world will be at your feet.

Always manifest the highest moral courage.

Nothing is necessary but these Love, sincerity and patience.

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He alone who is always awake to the idea of freedom becomes

ally, mentally, morally or spiritually.

Believe in yourself and the world will be at your feet.

d patience.

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UKG Recitation

1. Truth alone gives strength… strength

2. Every duty is holy and devotion to duty is the highest form of the worship of god.

3. Service to humanity is the highest form of worship.

4. Stand up, be bold, be strong. Take the whole responsibility on your should

5. Give as the rose gives perfume, because it is its own nature, utterly unconscious

giving.

6. Give up jealousy and conceit. Learn to work unitedly for others.

7. The power of love is infinitely of greater potency than the power of hatred.

8. We are what our thoughts have made us; so take care of what you think.

9. All knowledge depends on calmness of the mind.

10. The eternal law is self-sacrifice, not self assertion.

11. Man has infinite power within himself, and he can realize it.

12. Faith, faith, faith in ourselves! Faith,

13. Always say, I have no fear.

14. The sign of life is strength and growth.

15. Success in life mostly depends on the power of concentration.

16. Arise ; awake; for your country needs tremendous sacrifice.

17. Have infinite patience and success is yours.

18. Retain great strength in your mind and words.

19. The sign of life is strength and growth.

20. ‘Face the brutes’ that is a lesson for all face the terrible, face it boldly.

21. Our thoughts make things beautiful; our thoughts make things ugl

22. ‘Hard as steel and soft as flower’ is the motto.

23. All knowledge depends upon calmness of mind.

24. The future of India depends on you.

25. Talking, talking all the time brings illness.




Recitation of Swamiji’s Sayings (Any 15) Truth alone gives strength… strength alone is the medicine for the world’s disease.

Every duty is holy and devotion to duty is the highest form of the worship of god.

Service to humanity is the highest form of worship.

Stand up, be bold, be strong. Take the whole responsibility on your should

Give as the rose gives perfume, because it is its own nature, utterly unconscious

Give up jealousy and conceit. Learn to work unitedly for others.

The power of love is infinitely of greater potency than the power of hatred.

ughts have made us; so take care of what you think.

All knowledge depends on calmness of the mind.

sacrifice, not self assertion.

Man has infinite power within himself, and he can realize it.

Faith, faith, faith in ourselves! Faith, faith in god this is the secret of greatness.

Always say, I have no fear.

The sign of life is strength and growth.

Success in life mostly depends on the power of concentration.

Arise ; awake; for your country needs tremendous sacrifice.

ence and success is yours.

Retain great strength in your mind and words.

The sign of life is strength and growth.

‘Face the brutes’ that is a lesson for all face the terrible, face it boldly.

Our thoughts make things beautiful; our thoughts make things ugl

‘Hard as steel and soft as flower’ is the motto.

All knowledge depends upon calmness of mind.

The future of India depends on you.

Talking, talking all the time brings illness.

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alone is the medicine for the world’s disease.

Every duty is holy and devotion to duty is the highest form of the worship of god.

Stand up, be bold, be strong. Take the whole responsibility on your shoulders.

Give as the rose gives perfume, because it is its own nature, utterly unconscious

Give up jealousy and conceit. Learn to work unitedly for others.

The power of love is infinitely of greater potency than the power of hatred.

ughts have made us; so take care of what you think.

faith in god this is the secret of greatness.

‘Face the brutes’ that is a lesson for all face the terrible, face it boldly.

Our thoughts make things beautiful; our thoughts make things ugly.

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Dr. Nalli Kuppuswami Vivekananda VidyalaDr. Nalli Kuppuswami Vivekananda VidyalaDr. Nalli Kuppuswami Vivekananda VidyalaDr. Nalli Kuppuswami Vivekananda Vidyalaya Junior Collegeya Junior Collegeya Junior Collegeya Junior College, , , , Korattur, Chennai: 600 080Korattur, Chennai: 600 080Korattur, Chennai: 600 080Korattur, Chennai: 600 080

Swami Vivekananda Jayanthi Interschool Competition 2013-2014 Story Telling Story Telling Story Telling Story Telling Competition (Any One)Competition (Any One)Competition (Any One)Competition (Any One)

CLASS: I

1. THE BIRTH OF NAREN

On the 12th

January 1863, the auspicious day of Makara Sankaranthi, Bhuvaneshwari Devi

gave birth to a charming child. Considering him to be born through the blessings of Bireswar

Shivam, She named him as Bireswar. She affectionately called him Biley, a short for Bireswar.

Later he was formally given the name Narendranath Dutta. Every one called him just Naren.

2. A NAUGHTY BOY

As a child, Naren was very playful and naughty. He would tease his sisters and others at home.

Ofter it would become difficult to control him. On such occasions, his mother discovered that the

best way to bring him under control was to pour water on his head while uttering Shiva, Shiva.

He would then immediately calm down. When he was further told that if he did not check

himself, Lord Shiva would not admit him into Kailash, His divine abode, he would be grave and

silent at once.

3. AN INHERENT DESIRE TO HELP OTHERS

Many wandering monks and beggars came to the Datta household seeking food and clothing. If

the young Naren happened to see them, he would simply give away whatever articles he found

nearby--even the costly ones. Upset by this tendency of Naren, his people at home would often

lock him up in a room upstairs whenever they saw any beggar or monk coming that way.

Undeterred by this, Naren would call them up near the window and drop his clothes and other

things from there. This tendency to help others was thus inborn in him.

4. A COURAGEOUS CHARACTER

Naren had a daredevil attitude right from his early days. He would face everything with courage,

without caring for his personal comfort and safety. Once he went to attend a temple festival

along with his young cousin. As both walked on the road, suddenly a horse-drawn cart came

crashing with a tremendous speed, with its horse gone wild. Naren’s cousin was about to be

crushed under its wheels when Naren instantly rushed and pulled him out. It was quite a risky

action as the cart may have crushed both of them. When Naren’s mothers learnt of this incident

later, she blessed Naren, with tears of joy in her eyes, ‘Yes! Naren, always be a man!’

5. ‘GIVE ME LOVE AND DEVOTION’

Narendra started visiting Dakshineswar frequently. Meanwhile, Narendra’s father died

unexpectedly. This brought numerous hardships to everyone in the family. Extremely perturbed

about in the family. Extremely perturbed about it, Narendra requested Sri Ramakrishna to pray

to Mother kali to remove their sufferings. Sri Ramakrishna to pray to Mother Kali to remove their

sufferings. Sri Ramakrishna instead suggested that Narendra himself could go to the temple and

pray to Her. Narendra agreed. But when he entered the temple he forgot what he planned to ask

and instead prayed for devotion and knowledge. Sri Ramakrishna blessed him saying that

Narendra’s family would not lack in bare necessities of life.

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VIVEKANANDA JAYANTHI INTER SCHOOL COMPETITIONS 2013-14

Dr. Nalli Kuppuswami Vivekananda Vidyalaya Junior CollegeDr. Nalli Kuppuswami Vivekananda Vidyalaya Junior CollegeDr. Nalli Kuppuswami Vivekananda Vidyalaya Junior CollegeDr. Nalli Kuppuswami Vivekananda Vidyalaya Junior CollegeSwami Vivekananda Jayanthi Interschool Competition

Story Telling Competition (Any One)Story Telling Competition (Any One)Story Telling Competition (Any One)Story Telling Competition (Any One)

(Incidents from the life of Swamiji)(Incidents from the life of Swamiji)(Incidents from the life of Swamiji)(Incidents from the life of Swamiji)

Once Sri Ramakrishna had a divine vision of the seven great rishis mentioned in the Hindu

Scriptures. They were all lost in deep meditation in an intensely spiritual atmosphere. Just then,

a divine child, born of that intense atmosphere, moved slowly towards them. Putting its tender

arms around the neck of one of the sages, the child sweetly whispered

you also will have to come with me. The sage kept quiet but he expressed his approval through

the look on his face. Sri Ramakrishna said later that the same sage was born as Narendra, the

future Swami Vivekananda.

Swamiji had learnt of a Parliament of Religions to be held in America. The idea of his

participation in it, received an active support from some of Swamiji’s disciples including some of

the Indian Kings and princes whom he had met during his trave

came forward to collect money for his travel and other expenses. Swamiji wrote to Holy mother

Sri Sarada Devi about his idea and sought her consent. She blessed him and asked him to go

ahead with it.

3. SERVICE TO HUMANITY I

After spending five and half years in America and England preaching India’s Cultural and

spiritual ideas, Swamiji returned to India in 1897. He was given a hero’s welcome in several

Indian cities through which he passed. In his lectures,

serve the poor and the needy as a form of worship. Seeing God in all people, he emphasized, the

essence of religion and all spiritual practices. He said that service to humanity was equivalent to

worship of God.

4.

Despite several obstacles such as absence of an introduction letter and lack of resources,

Swamiji finally spoke at the parliament of Religion in Chicago. He gave his opening address on

11th

September 1893.After praying to Goddes

and Brothers of America’. It had an electrifying effect and everyone burst to thunderous

clapping, lasting several minutes. His all inclusive and broad ideas, Spoken with love and

earnestness, touched everyone’s heart.

5. FINDING A WAY TO INDIAN PROBLEMS.

After spending some months at Baranagore Math, Swamiji was seized with a desire to

visit all the holy places throughout India during his travels Swamiji was pained to see the Pitiable

Condition of his country-men. He wanted a solution which would be in conformity with the

religious and Cultural traditions of India. When he reached KanyaKumari, he meditated for three

days at Sripada Parai located in the mid sea and resolved to dedicate his life to the service

countrymen. He decided go to the west to broadcast India’s Spiritual message and seek help

from them to improve the condition in India.

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Dr. Nalli Kuppuswami Vivekananda Vidyalaya Junior CollegeDr. Nalli Kuppuswami Vivekananda Vidyalaya Junior CollegeDr. Nalli Kuppuswami Vivekananda Vidyalaya Junior CollegeDr. Nalli Kuppuswami Vivekananda Vidyalaya Junior College, , , , Korattur, ChKorattur, ChKorattur, ChKorattur, ChSwami Vivekananda Jayanthi Interschool Competitions 2013

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CLASS: II

1. SAPTA RISHI


res. They were all lost in deep meditation in an intensely spiritual atmosphere. Just then,


arms around the neck of one of the sages, the child sweetly whispered in his ears “I am going;


Sri Ramakrishna said later that the same sage was born as Narendra, the

2. JOURNEY TO THE WEST



the Indian Kings and princes whom he had met during his travels. Several young men of Madras



SERVICE TO HUMANITY IS WORSHIP TO GOD.



Indian cities through which he passed. In his lectures, he spoke eloquently about the need to



AT THE PARLIAMENT OF RELIGIONS



September 1893.After praying to Goddess Saraswati, he addressed the gathering as “Sisters



ryone’s heart.

FINDING A WAY TO INDIAN PROBLEMS.



men. He wanted a solution which would be in conformity with the


days at Sripada Parai located in the mid sea and resolved to dedicate his life to the service


from them to improve the condition in India.

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res. They were all lost in deep meditation in an intensely spiritual atmosphere. Just then,


in his ears “I am going;


Sri Ramakrishna said later that the same sage was born as Narendra, the



ls. Several young men of Madras





he spoke eloquently about the need to





s Saraswati, he addressed the gathering as “Sisters





men. He wanted a solution which would be in conformity with the


days at Sripada Parai located in the mid sea and resolved to dedicate his life to the service of his



VIVEKANANDA JAYANTHI

STD: II

Vasudeva suta

devakī paramānanda

atasī puṣ

ratna kaṅkaṇ

kuṭilālaka sa

vilasat kuṇḍaladhara

mandāra gandha sa

barhi piṃchāva cū

utphulla padmapatrāk

yādavānāṃ śiroratna

rukmiṇī ke

avāpta tulasī gandha

gopikānāṃ

śrīniketaṃ mahe

śrīvatsāṅka

śaṅkhacakra dhara

kṛṣṇāṣṭaka mida

koṭijanma k




SLOKA RECITATION

KRISHNASHTAKAM

Vasudeva sutaṃ devaṃ kaṃsa cāṇūra mardanam |

devakī paramānandaṃ kṛṣṇaṃ vande jagadgurum ||

ṣpa saṅkāśaṃ hāra nūpura śobhitam |

ṇa keyūraṃ kṛṣṇaṃ vande jagadgurum ||

ilālaka saṃyuktaṃ pūrṇacandra nibhānanam |

aladharaṃ kṛṣṇaṃ vande jagadguram ||

mandāra gandha saṃyuktaṃ cāruhāsaṃ caturbhujam |

chāva cūḍāṅgaṃ kṛṣṇaṃ vande jagadgurum ||

utphulla padmapatrākṣaṃ nīla jīmūta sannibham |

śiroratnaṃ kṛṣṇaṃ vande jagadgurum ||

ī keḷi saṃyuktaṃ pītāmbara suśobhitam |

avāpta tulasī gandhaṃ kṛṣṇaṃ vande jagadgurum ||

ṃ kucadvanda kuṅkumāṅkita vakṣasam |

maheṣvāsaṃ kṛṣṇaṃ vande jagadgurum ||

kaṃ mahoraskaṃ vanamālā virājitam |

khacakra dharaṃ devaṃ kṛṣṇaṃ vande jagadgurum ||

aka midaṃ puṇyaṃ prātarutthāya yaḥ paṭhet |

ijanma kṛtaṃ pāpaṃ smaraṇena vinaśyati ||

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vande jagadgurum ||

vande jagadgurum ||

vande jagadguram ||

caturbhujam |

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vande jagadgurum ||

vande jagadgurum ||

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