Appreciating scriptures as spiritual nourishment
Hindu Religious Education · Grade 8 · about 40 minutes
Finish the reading report, peer-teach, share a short received peace line, and appreciate the four texts as inner food for Kenyan life.
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- 9 sections of explanation, worked examples and diagrams
- 1 practice task with hints and worked answers
- A quiz that marks itself as you go
- Your progress kept across every subject you take
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- Role of scriptures and the Grade 8 four texts
- Scriptures in Kenyan mandir, derasar, vihara and gurdwara
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- Living Sangathan: unity without mixing the four faiths
- Uttaradhyayana chapter 19: Mrigaputra
- Uttaradhyayana chapters 20 and 21: Anathi Muni and Samudrapala
- Mangala Sutta SN 2.4: what is a true blessing
- Mangala blessings for Kenyan daily life
- Sukhmani Sahib Ashtpadi 9 to 12: true devotee, Naam and humility
- Sukhmani Sahib Ashtpadi 13 to 16: Naam above show, Lord in the heart
- Common teachings for peace and harmony
- A personal code of conduct from the four scriptures
- Appreciating scriptures as spiritual nourishment