Research highlighting empty set and infinite set concepts of math with the Gita precepts on purity of mind
- Lalit Kishore
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A Google AI prompt 'dr lalit kishore educator on bhagavad gita' (December 15. 2015) informed, "Dr. Lalit Kishore is an Indian educator from Jaipur known for integrating Bhagavad Gita wisdom with modern education, especially mathematics, using concepts like 'swadharma' (duty) and linking Gita's philosophy (lust, anger, greed as hell's gates) with mathematical ideas (zero, infinity, set theory) for holistic development, advocating for self-discovery and spiritual growth within the curriculum as per the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.
The key aspects of Kishore's interdisciplinary Work areas follows
Gita-Math Integration: He develops research lessons connecting Gita verses, particularly on purifying the mind (like Chapter 16, Verse 21), to mathematical concepts such as the empty set (void of evil) and infinity, aiming for deeper understanding.
Holistic Education: He champions a comprehensive education that includes intellectual, moral, and spiritual growth, inspired by Gita's self-discovery principles.
Focus on Swadharma / innate human nature: He emphasizes performing one's duty with detachment and dedication, a core tenet of the Gita, for personal and societal betterment.
Educational Advocacy: He supports the inclusion of the Bhagavad Gita in school curricula, aligning with India's National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS).
The Google search adds, "Author and researcher, Dr. Kishore, publishes blogs and research on these integrated approaches, often presenting at international forums like the International Gita Conference. In essence, Dr. Lalit Kishore bridges ancient scriptural wisdom with contemporary pedagogical methods to foster self-reliance, purpose, and ethical living in students."
Note: Inset pic shows the poster of the research guided by Dr kishore and presented by Bhavana at the 10th International Gita Conference
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