Balsanskar

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[edit] What is BSK?

Bal-Sanskar Kendra or BSK for short are sessions and camps conducted for all-round & comprehensive development of children/students. BSK is inspired by His Divine Holiness Sant Asaramji Bapu and coordinated by Bal Sanskar Kendra Dept., Shri Akhil Bhartiya Yoga Vedanta Seva Samiti, Sant Shri Asarmaji Ashram, Ahmedabad, Gujrat, India.

The FIVE guiding principles of BSK are:

  1. Teach Yogic Practices to awaken Dormant Spiritual Powers.
  2. Share Inspirational Anecdotes & Stories from Scriptures & History of India
  3. Instill Good Sacrament & cultural values for character building & success.
  4. Provide Health Care tips & precautions for all seasons for healthy bodies.
  5. knowledge gain while having fun & playing games.
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[edit] Why BSK?

The real way to fortify the true grandeur of a family, society or nation is to embolden the children and students thereof. Childhood is the time when seeds of good character can be easily sown as children’s minds are clear, unbiased, and impressionable. Sanskars make life's foundation sound, Blossoming buds spread fragrance around.

Objectives of BSK: All-Round Development of The Children & The Nation:

  1. To facilitate the development of physical, mental, intellectual, moral and spiritual powers amongst the students.
  2. To develop memory & intelligence of the students through various yogic techniques.
  3. To protect their health & help them develop their vital force & will-power through the pracrice of Yogasanas and Pranayam (Yogic physical and breathing exercises).
  4. To offer innovative easy to follow tips on obtaining excellent marks in examinations.
  5. To infuse fearlessness, cheerfulness and self-confidence in their lives.
  6. To make them cognizant of their duties towards parents, teachers, elders, society and the nation.
  7. To build a thriving & prosperous society by inculcating the supreme virtues of self-restraint, righteousness, nobility and moral propriety amongst the students and reinstate India as the Vishwaguru.