Thousands and thousands of children are born each day around the world. But what is a matter of concern is that to a great extent conceptions are but accidental. The parents are not conscious when the child was conceived. In all these cases it’s the mere conjugal enjoyment which results in conceiving a child. But the ancient Indian seers and sages held the view that the birth of a child should be the result of prayers and aspiration. The spiritual seed that develops into the form of a child belongs to the divine. What a man and woman can do is that they can pray, invoke or call a great soul to preside over the formation of the child, and eventually to ensoul the body. This is how the whole spiritual tradition of India has given us the vision of creating a conscious humanity. What has been envisioned by most spiritual leaders of this land is that the children of the future will be far more developed than the present humanity. But for this a great preparation is needed. The men and women aspiring for children must undergo a change.
What change and how is a vast topic, but based on the materials available in the ancient Indian scriptures and other resources both past and present, this workshop/course is designed for those who would like to be a part of this spiritual movement of creating a conscious humanity (supraja-janana).
This three-day long course is available in both online and offline modes. Participants will have an opportunity to understand and bring about a conscious change in the major aspects of human birthing (reproduction): conception and development of a child, role of maternity and parenting in spiritual light. They will be introduced to the concept of marriage, man and woman relationship, prenatal education – ancient and modern insights, willed conception, physical and psychological aspects of prenatal care and pregnancy, postnatal care and parenting.
1. Understanding the true aim of life.
2. A deeper understanding of marriage and human relationship
3. Being clear about the aim of giving birth to a child.
4. Learning what to do and what not during pregnancy.
5. Understanding the physical aspect of prenatal care: exercises, diet, physical health of the mother and father-to-be, and their physical surrounding etc.
6. Learning about the psychological aspect of the prenatal part: the emotional health of the parents and their emotional and aesthetic environment.
7. Knowing about the garbhasanskar, the ancient insights into the concept of prenatal education.
8. Understanding the deeper spiritual dimension of how does a child come into the world, how to welcome the child, how to communicate with the child, how to have a greater bonding with the child etc.
9. Understanding the Intelligence Quotient (IQ), Emotional Quotient (EQ), Spritual Quotient (SQ) and Creative Quotient (CQ) of the child.
10. Learning stories, arts and crafts, music, sounds, rhythmic body movements, chanting of Mantras etc. which are not just helpful during pregnancy, but are immensely powerful in shaping the yet-to-born child according to the highest ideal conceivable.
*There will be group discussions, various kinds of activities, question answers and sharing sessions. The participants also will get an opportunity for personal counseling and therapy.
Director, Centre for Human Sciences, Rishihood University
Director, Center for Wellbeing & Wellness, Rashtram School of Public
Leadership, Rishihood University
Founder, Dhyan Baby Prenatal Education
Newly married couples
Pregnant Women
Psychologists
Therapists
Educationists
Gynecologists
Prenatal Educators
All others who are interested in prenatal education
For any further information regarding the programme, accommodation, or any suggestion, please contact:
Sh. Satyajeet Ojha
+91 70088 73551
satyajeet@rashtram.org