GURU POORNIMA CELEBRATION
On 31st evening of July we celebrated ‘Guru
Poornima’ in a grand manner.
It is the day when Sri Vyasa is revered as Guru is known as
Guru Poornima day. The word ‘Guru’ has
two syllables in which ‘gu’ means darkness or ignorance and ‘ru’ denotes the
one who removes it. The Guru provides
the light of knowledge that makes a disciple ‘see’ the supreme self. He removes the ignorance caused by ego
through the use of medicine called knowledge.
Sri Vyasa has done unforgettable service to humanity all time by editing
the four Vedas, writing the 18 Puranas, the Mahabarta and Srimad
Bhagavata. It is because of Sri Vyasa
that our Vedic knowledge survives and importance of guru tradition got
established.
On that happiest occasion we initiated our programme by an
invocation.
“A hearty
welcome is the best cheer” Welcome address was presented by Raja Ramya of IX
standard.
Babishini of IX standard delivered a speech in Tamil about
the importance of the day. She explained
the story of Veda Vyasa. She quoted so many incidents from the life of
Veda Vyasa.
“Music is the highest art, and to those who under stand, it
is the highest worship”.
A pleasant song was sung by VIII standard students of V.K.V
The chief guest Sri.Thapasvi Pon Kamaraj, Founder of Yogi
Ram Surath Kumar Manthralayam, Kaanimadam, distributed the award for the
teachers who produced the centum result in the previous academic year.
The prize list was readout by Kum. Kalaivani teacher of
V.K.V.
Chief Guest sri. Thapasvi Pon Kamaraj Founder of Yogi Ram
Surat Kumar Manthralayam, Kaanimadam, addressed the gathering about the
importance of the day. He defined the
word ‘Thathriya’ that is Brahma, Shiva and Vishnu. He explained an incident that happended in
Malaysia. He insisted the students to
follow the ideas of those people and to have a definite aim and work hard to
achieve it.
Christhu Yuvance of VIII standard delivered the speech in
English about the importance of the day.
Special Guest Mann. Hanumantaraoji, Treasurer of
Vivekananda Kendra addressed that the teachers are the masters who help the
students to pronounce, to speak in a correct way. He felt proud about the state rank.
Some of our well wishers of Vivekananda Kendra have offered
scholarships to our students for their meritorious performance in the
examinations and to give hands for their education.
The chief guest Sri. Thapasvi Pon Kamaraj handed over the
scholarship to the students.
Special Guest Mann. Hanumantaraoji, Treasurer of
Vivekananda Kendra presented a memento to our honourable chief guest, Sri
Thapasvi Pon Kamaraj.
Archana of VIII Standard presented the vote of thanks.
The programme was concluded by our ‘Kendra Prayer’.
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