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All You Need to Know About Integrity

INTEGRITY: RESPECT YOURS AND OTHER'S WORDS

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THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM

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Integrity is simply having confidence in yourself and others having confidence in you. When you give a word it will completed in time you stated. If not you will complete and restore the space of integrity.

Talk about the meaning of integrity. Integrity means honouring every word you utter to yourself and others. For example, suppose you say or utter the words, "I commit that I will complete my homework properly, " then you should decide that you will complete it in the said time.

The commitment you make to others is word, the commitment you make to yourself is thought. For example, if you tell your friend you will definitely come to he r birthda y pa rt y , tha t is the commitment you give in words.

Almost all the time we use words carelessly. We speak so casually without knowing the power of words. Each word you utter and honour integrates you and strengthens you. Each time you don't respect or honour your word you are weakened. Each time you honour the word you give to others their confidence in you grows. Each time you honour the word you give to yourself, your confidence in yourself grows

Success is nothing but you having confidence in yourself and others having confidence in you. That is all; life is complete. Life is complete when you do not have any guilty feeling or sense of incompletion. Be very clear: you don't have to commit to a promise you can't fulfill but if you commit to something then fulfill it.

To make the kids aware about a topic called stress and how stress is related to worry.

  • What is Integrity?
  • Define integrity?
  • How often do we use words carelessly?
  • What strengthens you?
  • What weakens you?
  • When does your confidence in yourself grow?
  • When do others feel confident in you?
  • What is success?
  • When life is complete?
  • Are there examples where you have not fulfilled the words in which you gave?
  • What can you do if you have not fulfilled the words that you gave to yourself or others?

Integrity is a power and let each child be inspired to take on integrity as a day to day practice.

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MATERIALS NEEDED

Paper

Sketch pen

Pencil

PROCEDURE

Encourage one child to hold a second child's hand to help them draw a picture. The second child must close his/her eyes. While drawing, the second child must totally believe in the first child who is guiding his/her hand and cooperate with him/her.

CONCLUSION

Connect them to the fact that success is nothing but you having confidence in yourself and others having confidence in you

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PROCEDURE

Tell a story as if you are God or Mother Nature and have to take care of everything in the world. What would all your commitments be? Second, tell a story as if you are a king or a queen and explain what all your commitments would be. Do the same as a mom or dad and finally as a kid. Now that we know from this exercise that our commitments are really small and that we can really keep them, let's be integrated with our commitments starting from today.

INFERENCE

Connect them to the fact that Integrity means honoring every word you utter to yourself and others. Success is nothing but you having confidence in yourself and others having confidence in you. Be very clear: you don't have to commit to or promise what you can't fulfill, but if you commit to something then fulfill it. having confidence in yourself and others having confidence in you.