J Krisnamurti on mundane mind: Viewpoint, quotes and inspired quintains Viewpoint Jiddu Krishnamurti, a well-known thinker, philosopher, and author, believed that our everyday minds get stuck in a mechanical trap made up of habits, constant thinking, and psychological fragmentation. We make a mistake by splitting life into two parts: boring daily routines and idealized spiritual experiences, but this split only creates conflict. Real freedom comes from choiceless awareness—
Google (2026) [1] with the prompt informed "Dr. Lalit Kishore is a Jaipur-based educator and researcher who reviewed and refined the draft manuscripts for the new edition of textbooks on Jeevan Vigyan (Science of Living-SOL) in his role with the Jain Vishva Bharati (JVA)." He helped edit, review, and refine the curriculum to support the balanced development of student. According Jain World (n.d.)[2], education provides the foundation for all-round development of a human bein
The 11th International Gita Conference 2026 is scheduled to be held from December 14 to December 16, 2026. The main three-day academic gathering will take place on the campus of Kurukshetra University (KUK) in Haryana.. this year, the c conference theme is "Srimadbhagavad Gita: Traditions and Influence, Bridging Cultures across the World". The details of the conference are available at the following link https://gitaconferencekurukshetra.in/ Conference Brief The Bhagavad Git
Looking at contribution of this blogger in spirirual and value educaton, Academia conveyed the paper on the spiritual education of Satpathy (2010) [1] argues that modern education prioritizes cognitive intelligence and material success over internal growth, creating a psychological gap that drives rising stress, anxiety, and moral confusion among youth. To combat this crisis, educational structures must systematically adopt secular spiritual frameworks centered on self-trans
Here is the AI Overview (Google, 2026) [1] of this blogger’s (Dr Lalit KIshore) book “Teaching of Physical Science’ [2] which is quoted by researchers on science education and is referred by institutes of teacher education (see inset picture) Google (2026) provides the following information on Kishore’s book: The book Teaching of Physical Science by Dr. Lalit Kishore is a practical guide designed for science educators, teacher-trainees, and B.Ed. candidates focusing on acti
From my achieves, I found that Kurukshetra based economist Prof MM Goel's news as top content on slideshare followed by Jaipur based educator Dr Lalit Inshore for May 2020 (see inset clipping) Here are the biographic notes on the two individuals in the news Prof. Madan Mohan Goel Professor Madan Mohan Goel is a distinguished Indian economist, researcher, and academic administrator best known as the propounder of the "Needonomics" (economics of needs) school of thought.
The recently released book 'Gita-Inspired Needonomics: Pragmatic Solution for a Sustainable Future' authored by Prof. Madan Mohan Goel [1] presents a groundbreaking framework that merges the spiritual wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita with practical, modern economic principles. The book provides normative, value-based roadmap serves as a direct critique of conventional "Greedonomics," which thrives on hyper-consumerism, limitless material accumulation, and environmental exploitatio
Dr. Lalit Kishore is a Jaipur-based educator and researcher who creates low-cost, inclusive, and play-based learning methods for marginalized children in resource-poor schools. He co-founded the Centre for Unfolding Learning Potentials (CULP) to help out-of-school and rural children. Kishore's Core Educational Approaches Dr. Kishore focuses on practical ways to help children learn despite limited resources, as outlined in the blog 'Lalit Culp' (visit references) reveal that t
Cabilan et al. (n.d) [1] evaluates the personal, social, and economic empowerment of female overseas workers residing in Davao City. Using a descriptive research design with purposive sampling, the authors focus on women aged 30 and above. A high-level overview shows that over 56% of respondents earn Php 27,001.00 or more monthly, demonstrating a high degree of economic stability. Ultimately, the study concludes that empowerment levels significantly vary based on age, educati
Uslan et al. (2020) deploy community service program led by Uslan (2020) focused on empowering elementary school students on Kera Island, East Nusa Tenggara in Indonesia, by improving their science literacy. This remote island faces severe educational infrastructure shortages, forcing children to study in temporary emergency schools. To address this, the initiative introduced contextualized learning models and hands-on scientific experiments tailored to the students' coastal
Because of this blogger's interest in spiritual education, Academia intimated about Schuijt's (2010) [1] work on spirituality, who examines how a rigid, competence-based ideology affects the religious and spiritual identity of educational organizations. Rather than adhering to narrow, dogmatic interpretations of religion, Schuijt champions a broader, commonsensical understanding of spirituality defined as a core "life force" or "spirit". This inclusive framework creates room
A collaborative action research backed design and development project was 'Creating and Linking Forest Garden Complementary Curriculum to Environmental Science Curriculum and Vocational Modules on Skills of Forestry, Agriculture and Culinary at Middle School Level: Heightening Awareness to Climate Change and Sustainable Development' at Som Gurukul, Kurukshetra, Haryana, by team od educational functionaries Subhash Chauhan, Praveen and Lalit Kishore . The microdential skill d
On being informed by Academia that this blogger, Dr Lalit Kishore's work being consulted for pre-primary science, the following information was reveals Rukiyah & Kanedi (2017) [1] demonstrates that developing children's science process skills does not require expensive laboratory facilities or extensive resources. Utilizing a one-shot case study design, the researchers observed 17 kindergarten children aged 5–6 years in Indonesia. The children participated in simple, highly
On the occasion of the International Day of Peace being observed around the world on 21 September, 2019 the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, in his message said, "Today peace faces a new danger: the climate emergency, which threatens our security, our livelihoods and our lives. That is why it is the focus of this year’s International Day of Peace. And it’s why I am convening a Climate Action Summit." According to the UN, the theme of the observance this year draws at
On being informed that the paper (Kishore, 2009) [1} of this blogger, Dr Lalit Kishore has been consulted by another researcher, an AI search was done for its relevance fot rural STEM education was made. According to Google (2026) [2], Kishore emphasizes the effective use of low-cost, accessible materials to foster inquiry-based learning in rural and small-school environments. By integrating everyday toys and simple tools into the curriculum, educators can successfully overc
Academia intimated about the mention of the name of this blogger, Lalit Kishore, in work on collaborate action research based paper (see inset clip) and subsequent Google (2026) [1] AI Overview informs, "Dr. Lalit Kishore is a Jaipur-based educator and researcher who defines teacher-led collaborative action research as a self-reflective, cyclical process where teams of at least three members work together to bridge the gap between educational theory and classroom practice." C
Google (2026) AI search reveals, "Dr. Lalit Kishore is a Jaipur-based educator and researcher who explores the intersection of the Bhagavad Gita and Hindustani classical music through musicology, values-based pedagogy, and spiritual wellness. " 1His work focuses on using musical techniques to internalize the philosophical teachings of the Gita, making scripture accessible and therapeutic for modern learners. Key Concepts in His Work: Bol Alap and Moral Education: Dr. Kishore
According to a Google AI REVIEW of he paper titled "Development and Clinical Trialling of a Micro-Credential Communication Skill Module of Select Verses of the Bhagavad Gita Converted into Haiku"—authored and presented by L. Kishore—details the design, implementation, and initial trial of an innovative educational curriculum. Context: The study aligns with the mandates of India's National Education Policy-2020 (NEP-2020). NEP-2020 requires middle school students to complete
VIEW POINT ON ESCAPISM J. Krishnamurti, a noted thinker and author, sees escapism as a result of human conditioning through external factors. People engage in escapism—like entertainment, relationships, beliefs, conflicts, power, fame, following others, and accumulating material goods and knowledge—to avoid facing their fears of inner emptiness, loneliness, and suffering. He argues that all forms of escapism only deepen our psychological isolation and hinder genuine self-und
Academia informed that this blogger, Dr Lalit kishore's social science research work has been mentioned in 245 papers including his work on spiritual education (see inset clip). They also shared the paper of Kourie (2010) [1] that reflects on the establishment and decade-long development of Christian Spirituality as an academic discipline at the University of South Africa (Unisa). The researcher subscribes for inter-spirituality and emphasizes that spirituality and missiology
