Learning Forward

Season 15, Episode 4, My Good School session on Sunday, the 31st of December, was exciting for students and teachers as they spent time reading and reflecting on how their relationships became more robust in 2023. Tenzin Jambey is a dedicated student who attended every Sunday School session in 2023. He is eager to share how this has transformed his life, what he has learned, and his plans for the future.

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In Season 15, Episode 2, Tenzin Jambey of Pestalozzi Children’s Village India shares his reflections from the Sunday School on 24 December 2023, when we hosted a Meet and Greet with Amardeep Singh Rangar.

Tenzin Jambey of Pestalozzi Children’s Village India shares his reflections from the Sunday School on 24 December 2023, when we hosted a Meet and Greet with Amardeep Singh Rangar. Tenzin shares with us what being human is, how we yearn for peace, why money, perhaps the biggest sin for humanity, has made us lose our value system and much more. Please listen to his maiden podcast and share your love with him by posting your comments for the episode.

Amardeep and Vininder are co-founders of Lost Heritage Productions. They are Guided by Guru Nanak’s philosophy and inspired by historical texts. Guru Nanak, an embodiment of Oneness, is a revolutionary spiritual teacher. Born in 1469, he traversed vast geographies for over two decades to visit congregational sites of diverse faiths with a noble interest in seeking and imparting universal fellowship.

“Allegory - A Tapestry of Guru Nanak’s Travels”, a 24-episode docuseries, sequentially explores Guru Nanak’s life events to unfurl the deep imports of his messages.

Filmed at over 150 multifaith sites in 9 countries, the docuseries is available in English, Punjabi (Gurmukhi), Hindi, Urdu and Punjabi (Shahmukhi).

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Season 13 Episode 4, Learning Forward with Amardeep Singh, is the co-founder of Lost Heritage Productions and the Oneness In Diversity Research Foundation.
‘Lost Heritage Productions’ is a Singapore-based visual media production house led by a Singapore-based couple, Amardeep Singh and Vininder Kaur. It is focused on research and documentation of forgotten legacies.
Born in Gorakhpur, Amardeep Singh attended The Doon School. He studied Electronics Engineering at the Manipal Institute of Technology and Masters in Business Administration at the University of Chicago, USA. He now lives in Singapore. Having worked in the Financial Services sector for 25 years, he has led the Asia Pacific Region at American Express for Revenue Management of the Credit Card business.
Since 2014, he has dedicated himself to visual ethnographic research. He has authored two books, ‘Lost Heritage, The Sikh Legacy in Pakistan’ and ‘The Quest Continues: Lost Heritage, The Sikh Legacy in Pakistan’. He has also made a few documentary films on the remnants of the Sikh legacy remnants in Pakistan.
Amardeep has led a cross-border team to create a 24-episode docuseries, “Allegory, A Tapestry of Guru Nanak’s Travels, " available on www.TheGuruNanak.com.
Guru Nanak glided across distant lands for over two decades on a selfless pursuit. He engaged in philosophical and social dialogue to relate with people of diverse cultures and belief systems. Through words and music, he gracefully imparted experiential insights, fearlessly challenged the binary constructs of society, and relentlessly opposed gender, religious, racial and class inequalities.
The work put forth by Mr Amardeep and his team is truly inspirational. Guided by Guru Nanak’s philosophy and inspired by historical texts, “Allegory, A Tapestry of Guru Nanak’s Travels", a 24-episode docuseries, sequentially presents the life events of Guru Nanak.
Tune into this beautiful conversation where Anvesha is conversing with our guest, Mr. Amardeep Singh. Listen to this meaningful and engaging discussion where Mr Amardeep explains the purpose behind his endeavours, dwells upon the beauty of taking up such journeys and contemplates the effect of this magic upon the followers of Guru Nanak. Trace along with us as we travel the same path, turning the stones unturned.
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Season 12, Episode 7
A teacher is a compass that activates the magnets of curiosity, knowledge and wisdom in the pupils. The most immense joy a teacher experiences is witnessing the success of their students. They pave the path for us and bring us back on the right track if we ever begin to deviate. Teachers are the lamps that light up the most tedious journeys we may experience. However, what makes them unique is that they instil the joy of learning in us!

Tune into 2 Girls 1 mic as Simar and Oshi delve into another beautiful and hearty conversation with the teacher, guide and mentor who never fails to inspire everyone around her. Joining them on ‘Away with the Chalkboard Blues’ is Ms. Brinda Ghosh. The love she brings forward for her students and her passion for teaching is like no other. Her method of teaching truly encapsulates the students in the subject.

Feel free to leave comments as you join us in this hearty and engaging discussion. Please leave us comments in the comment section! We would love to read them.

Thank you to Sandeep sir and My Good School for giving us this fantastic opportunity!

Hosts - Simar Kaur and Oshi Singh

Sponsored by My Good School

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Season 9, Episode 22. Freedom is not the right to do as you please; it is the liberty to do as you ought. We deserve to be free in every way; no boundary should stop us from being free and living our own will. However, when we often think of Freedom, we tend to forget that there is a merging line between Freedom and exploitation; our Freedom is only ours until and unless we don’t use it to disturb or harm or exploit other citizens and when our Freedom goes beyond that line, it is not just our Freedom anymore. Tune into this fantastic conversation where Anvesha and Simar delve deeper into Freedom, and Rishona and Aria share their take on Freedom. 
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Season 15, Episode 1, produced by Sunbeam Varuna School & Hostel Varanasi.
Ismat - "If you concentrate on what you have, you'll always have more. If you concentrate on what you don't have, you'll never have enough." - Lewis Howes
Astha - Maintaining an attitude of gratitude holds significant
importance as it transforms our mindset. By redirecting our attention from ourselves towards appreciating people or things, we open doors to express gratitude for every facet of our lives.
Ismat - Cultivating this attitude involves consciously appreciating major and minor aspects regularly, such as relationships, health, business, possessions, necessities like food and water, or our general sense of wellness.
Astha - Embracing an attitude of gratitude lets us engage from a
standpoint of abundance. Nurturing this mindset cultivates greater happiness, positivity, and compassion towards ourselves and those in our circles.
Ismat- Centering on what brings us gratitude helps build more vigorous habits of appreciating the significant individuals and elements in our lives. Gratitude, fundamentally, involves appreciating what we possess rather than fixating on what we might lack.

This is our first attempt, we hope you enjoy our podcast, please share your comments and help us do better next time.

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Season 12, Episode 6.

Unleash The Power Of Forgiveness

The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong - Mahatma Gandhi.

When someone we deeply love does something to hurt us, we tend to hold a grudge. This small action hurts us and the other person as well. In life, forgiveness is essential; it is necessary to maintain cordial relationships with the people we love, and it makes our lives happier and more peaceful!

Please tune in to 2 Girls 1 Mic as Simar and Oshi pour their hearts out together in a lively conversation about forgiveness. Feel free to leave comments; we would love to read your perception of the topic!

Thank you to Sandeep sir and My Good School for giving us this fantastic opportunity!

Hosts - Simar Kaur and Oshi Singh

Sponsored by My Good School.

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Season 14, Episode 1 Sunbeam Schools are teaming up a new series! Touching feet, an act of paying respect, is a profound topic to listen to, from Ram's last act before leaving Ayodhya to Arjuna seeking blessings before going for the war. All this has the same act of touching feet and the exact reason for paying respect. But is it worth touching someone's feet, or is it just an abstract act of paying respect? Tune into this exciting conversation between Shaurya and Soham to know the true '' significance of touching feet''.

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Season 13 Episode 3 Anvesha and Rishona from My Good School in conversation with Dr Niti Rana, the founder of Rakshya Nepal, an organisation established in 2008 to address the issue of school bullying. Through her work, Dr Rana has significantly contributed to raising awareness about and combating school bullying in Nepal. Her organisation, Rakshya Nepal, works towards creating safe and inclusive learning environments for students by implementing anti-bullying programs and providing support to victims of bullying. Dr Niti Rana's dedication and efforts have positively impacted the lives of many students in Nepal.

It is said that the morality of a society is judged by what it does for its children. Intervention and collaboration by all the stakeholders to control and manage School Bullying would be a way to do this!

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You will love the stories our students, teachers, and passionate educators share. We would like you to please find out more about My Good School at www.SchoolEducation.com.

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Season 9, Episode 21. Success is not final; failure is not fatal; it is the Courage to continue that counts. Stand up even if it means standing out. Indeed, Courage is essential, but despite all the tales of valour and bravery we read as children, we still need to recognise and understand real Courage. Being brave or courageous isn’t the absence of fear. Being brave is having that fear but finding a way through it.
Tune into this beautiful conversation where Anvesha and Simar explore Courage, and Oshi shares her views.
Enjoy our shows on www.DilJeeto.com. You will love the stories our students, teachers, and passionate educators share.
You can find out more at the Good Schools website, www.SchoolEducation.com.
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