PROCEDURE:🔗

You can split the group in 2 or 3 and ask each group to plan a meal for the others whom they will receive as guests. Ask them to contemplate and imbibe the attitude of giving along with the act of giving. At the end, ask the guests to share how their experience was.

INFERENCE:

Receiving a guest is receiving God.

Lets Think, Pair and Share. The group is allotted the task of planning a half day spirituality seminar for 20 visually impaired persons at a conference hall at a near-by hotel. Children are asked to think about all the infrastructure and arrangements they would like to put in place to ensure that the event is hospitable, and meets any special needs of the intended audience. Pair up your students. Give each pair of students enough time so they can reach a set of ideas, and permit the kids to share their conclusion in their voice with the rest of the Group. The moderator to list down all viable ideas shared by the group and read them out at the end of the session, as a conclusion reached.

Conclusion:

For a sacrifice to be successful, what matters more than the ritualistic steps followed to make the offer, is the attitude with which the offer is made.

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