Aparigraha in Kenya: money, phones, marks
Hindu Religious Education · Grade 8 · about 40 minutes
Practise Jain non-attachment in Kenyan daily life: extra change, gadget clinging, grabbing marks, and Gandhi's simple living as a famous echo, without forcing a monk's vow.
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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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- Five selected Principles of Dharma
- Punarjanam: what reincarnation means
- Living Punarjanam: responsibility now
- Aparigraha: Jain non-attachment
- Aparigraha in Kenya: money, phones, marks
- Brahmacharya: self-control as dharma
- Brahmacharya at school: senses, media, duty
- Santokh: Sikh satisfaction
- Santokh in Kenya: comparison without crushing
- Sat: Sikh truth
- Sat at school: CAT, rumour, friendship
- Dramatise the five principles at school
- Nurture the five for virtuous living