Practical Tips on The Art of Parenting
In his distinctive style, Swami Swaroopananda takes us through the important journey of parenthood - traversing the interesting challenges parents and children face through the ties that bind them. Peppered with the highest wisdom, generous doses of humour, spellbinding anecdotes and a boundless enthusiasm for imparting practical philosophy, Swamiji envelops us in his discourse on the Art of Parenting -- guaranteed to leave one more aware of the joys and responsibilities of parenting.
Swami Swaroopananda, a disciple of the world-renowned Master of Vedanta , and champion of India's spiritual wisdom, Swami Chinmayananda, spreads the timeless message of Vedanta into the most motivating, effective and relevant way of life for modern man, woman, youth and child. A most eloquent and proficient speaker, his integration of Vedanta with management has earned him great respect at institutions such as Ford, Apollo, London Business School and Harvard University. He is the Regional Head of Chinmaya Mission UK, Australia and the Far East and the Director of Chinmaya International Residential School in Coimbatore, India, where Swamiji presently is based.
In his distinctive style, Swami Swaroopananda takes us through the important journey of parenthood – traversing the interesting challenges parents and children face through the ties that bind them. Peppered with the highest wisdom, generous doses of humour, spellbinding anecdotes and a boundless enthusiasm for imparting practical philosophy, Swamiji envelops us in his discourse on the Art of Parenting — guaranteed to leave one more aware of the joys and responsibilities of parenting.
Swami Swaroopananda, a disciple of the world-renowned Master of Vedanta , and champion of India’s spiritual wisdom, Swami Chinmayananda, spreads the timeless message of Vedanta into the most motivating, effective and relevant way of life for modern man, woman, youth and child. A most eloquent and proficient speaker, his integration of Vedanta with management has earned him great respect at institutions such as Ford, Apollo, London Business School and Harvard University. He is the Regional Head of Chinmaya Mission UK, Australia and the Far East and the Director of Chinmaya International Residential School in Coimbatore, India, where Swamiji presently is based.
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I m an algerian muslim but I do admit that the Hindu wisdom is the only tue one.
Thank you swamiji
good talk on parenting.
I bow my head towards this vision, if implemented..
excellent
most incredible lecture, wow god bless you Swami
Question: I recently bought some Chinese kids and now matter how badly I whip them, they still won't be quiet at night, I was wondering if you had any advice on maybe scaring them to the point where they stop talking, thanks!
Great experience
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most useful videos
great respects for swamiji for his knowledge.
wonderful video, more of psychological understanding and upbringing
Wonderful video,Thank you for uploading!
adhbhut swami swaroopanandjee.he is from iit-iim background.hatss off……
i hav no perfect word to appreciate it…………..thank you sir for upload
Thanks a lot for this wonderful presentation. It was indeed so inormative to both parents and children alike.
It's really useful and informative to all of us. Thanks Swamiji.
Thank u very much swamiji!! realy good & useful for parents!!
This is the first time I have considered not smacking my child. This guy is amazing
Swami ji , dhanyavad .ishwar karey ki hum sadha apke is shiksha ko yaad rakhey.Om Shanti Shanti Shanti….
Thank you I learn a lot.
Thank you Swamiji for wonderful tips and assurance !
read frequently and treasurable
I like a lot of things about this lecture – but there are many that I beg to differ with. And one of the accusations: "south indian families dance with their kids but north indians don't" ? everyone knows the reverse is true. But looking past the small things – overall this is a good video. I feel though that my parents didn't do any of this (as most indian parents) and we turned out perfectly fine (like most indian kids).