Habits of an Orderly Mind
Habits of an Orderly Mind is a text used in the first year of the Junior Youth Spiritual Empowerment Programme. It is the first to address mathematical and scientific concepts. It consists of ten readings, each of which is accompanied by a set of activities. The initial nine readings follow the discussions of a group of five friends who seek to identify some of the habits they want to develop such as formulating ideas in an orderly sequence, expressing them with clarity, planning and prioritizing. These habits then allow them to draw upon their intellectual and spiritual powers. The final reading leads to reflection on some of the powers of the mind and how they can be employed for the good of humanity: the power of imagination, the power of thought, the power of memory and the power of understanding.
Habits of an Orderly Mind is a text used in the first year of the Junior Youth Spiritual Empowerment Programme. It is the first to address mathematical and scientific concepts. It consists of ten readings, each of which is accompanied by a set of activities. The initial nine readings follow the discussions of a group of five friends who seek to identify some of the habits they want to develop such as formulating ideas in an orderly sequence, expressing them with clarity, planning and prioritizing. These habits then allow them to draw upon their intellectual and spiritual powers. The final reading leads to reflection on some of the powers of the mind and how they can be employed for the good of humanity: the power of imagination, the power of thought, the power of memory and the power of understanding.
- Contributors:: DL Publicaciones (Developer)
- Format: Softcover book | 45 pages
- Dimensions: 215 x 2895 x 4 mm | 180 g
- Publisher: Ruhi Foundation
- Language: English
- Version: Version 1.2.1.PP Jun20
- SKU: RUH-JPP-D.0048
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What is a Junior Youth Group?
The Junior Youth Spiritual Empowerment Programme is a three-year programme for 12-15 year-olds which fosters a positive transition from childhood to adolescence. Junior youth engage by joining or forming a group, which often comprises 5-10 young people in a given locality, and usually meets at least weekly.
Participants learn to identify the needs of their community and to find ways to respond to them through increasingly complex and meaningful acts of service. They study together a series of modules which can provide them with the elements of a conceptual framework that will guide their choices and actions as they mature into adults. Purposeful social, sport and artistic activities also constitute a key element of the programme. See here
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