Vasantha Vihara (Summer Camp)
- Summer Camps for children in the month of April and May – Typical activities are Yogasana, physical exercises, games, personality development, prayer, vedic chanting, stotras, meditation and much more
- Development of a harmonious character based on all-rounded growth—physical, mental, moral, and spiritual.
- Recognition of the dignity of the individual and the spiritual unity and equality of all human beings.
- Realization of the fact that one’s true welfare and progress is inseparably linked to that of others, and that sharing and loving service must become an integral part of one’s life.
- Stress on the truth that we are the makers of our own destiny, and
- Individual and social well-being can be achieved only through steady and sustained effort.
Vasantha Vihara - Summer Camp 2024
Sri Ramakrishna Ashrama, Mysuru organized a summer camp (Vasanta Vihara) from 14th – 21st April 2024 in which 112 (64 boys and 48 girls) students of classes 8,9 and 10 participated.
During this camp, classes on Yogasana, Bhajans and Gardening were held on a daily basis.
Monks and Eminent orators delivered talks on various topics including life and teachings of Holy Trio, stories from Ramayana, herbs and home remedies, dental health and hygiene awareness, Digital deaddiction and creative writing. Special sessions on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), and Math activities were also held.
Breakfast and juice refreshments were served to all every day and lunch was served on 4 days.The camp concluded on 21st April, 2024 in which Matrivandana, a unique event wherein each participant worshipped their mother was held. Students displayed yogasanas, performed a short drama based on the parables of Sri Ramakrishna and sang devotional songs in front of a full gathering including their parents.
Certificates of participation were given to all and prizes were awarded to the best participants among boys and girls.
Below is a link to the photos of the event: https://photos.app.goo.gl/
Vasantha Vihara - Summer Camp 2023
Sri Ramakrishna Ashrama, Mysuru organized a summer camp (Vasanta Vihara) from 23 – 30 April 2023 in which 103 students of classes 8,9 and 10 participated.
During this camp classes on Yogasana, Bhajans and gardening were held on a daily basis. Eminent orators delivered talks on various topics including life and teachings of Holy Trio, Stories from Mahabharata, Communication Skills, Awareness about snakes, 'I am the architect of my own personality' and 'How to read newspaper'. Creative activities like doodling, craft and poster making were conducted from which the participants benefited very much. Special session based on Science Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), Vedic Math and Math activities were also held.
A unique written quiz competition was conducted on the penultimate day in which the participants were asked questions based on what was taught for the entire week. Breakfast and Juice refreshments were provided for all day.
The camp concluded on 30th April. A unique event, Matri Vandana, wherein each participant worshipped their mother, was held on the concluding day. Students displayed yogasanas, performed a short drama on the tecahings of Swami Vivekananda and sang devotional songs.
Certificate of participation were given to all and prizes were awarded to the winners of the quiz and the best participants among boys and girls.
Vasantha Vihara 2022
Vasantha Vihara 2022
"Sri Ramakrishna Ashrama, Mysuru organized a summer camp (VasantaVihara) from 15 – 22 April 2022 in which 74 students of classes 8,9 and 10 participated.
During this camp classes on Yogasana, Bhajans were held on a daily basis. Eminent orators delivered talks on various topics including life and teachings of Holy Trio, Indian Freedom Struggle, Health benefits of common plants and Classical music. Creative activities like origami, science-principle-based Hydraulic lift, Math activities, Weaving Stories, handwriting techniques and a session on ‘How to manage emotions’ were conducted from which the participants benefited very much. Breakfast and Juice refreshments were provided to all every day.
A unique written quiz competition was conducted on the penultimate day in which the participants were asked questions based on what was taught for the entire week. Subsequently, 16 top scorers were selected for the team quiz which was in multimedia mode.
The camp concluded on 22nd April. A unique event, Matri Vandana, wherein each participant worshipped their mother was held on the concluding day. Students displayed yogasanas, performed skit on the parables of Sri Ramakrishna and sang a patriotic song.
Participation certificates were given to all and prizes were awarded for winners of the quiz and best participant amongst boys and girls."
