Educationwriter
Welcome to my blog. In this blog, I share my views mainly on issues related to Hinduism and K-12 Education. Sometimes I write on political issues related to human welfare and socio-economic development. I hope that you find my blog interesting. Thanks.
31 March 2026
Maadhwaa Saint
29 March 2026
Divine Discourse
A divine discourse on Shree Raam Kathaa by respected Chinmayaanandh Baapoojee on Aashthaa TV Channel was spritually enlightening and soothed my troubled soul. Baapujee explained the wedding of Lord Shree Raam with Seethaa Devi.
Shree Raam's wedding with Shree Seethaa Devi
Baapoojee explained how King Janaka and his wife queen Sunainaa brought Seethaa Devi up. He mentioned how Queen Sunainaa instilled cultural values in Seetha Devi.
Unfortunately some parents do just the opposite to satisfy their self centred interests.
In his discourse, Baapoojee was occasionally chanting "Wai Guru"; Sikh people chant this in their Gurdwaaraas. I visualise Baapoojee's chanting this as remembering our Lord Shree Krishnaa. I have seen Sikh people taking part in our Hindu Divine Discourses many times.
Chinmayaanandh Baapoojee
Jai Shree Raam🙏
Shree Mahaa Vishnu Fest
27 March 2026
Divine Discourse
As I write this post, I am viewing a divine discourse on Hanumaan Chaaleesaa by Pundit Vijay Shankar Mehthaaji on Sanskaar TV Channel. He explained the relevance and significance of Hanumaan Chaaleesaa. He explained that when parents give any thing to their children, it is important to give what they need inside than what they need outside. He said in Hindi "Bacchon me kyaa dethe hain" is more important than "Bacchon ko kyaa dethe hain".
I think that today's parents need to take his advice seriously and implement it.
Jai Shree Raam🙏
Jai Shree Krishnaa🙏
Shree Raam Fest
26 March 2026
Bhavaani Jayanthi
Today is an auspicious day in the Hindu Calender. It is the birth anniversary of Bhavaani, a manifestation of Paarvathi, wife of Lord Shree Rudra.
Maadhwa Saint
25 March 2026
Faithful dog: His Master's Voice
When was studying in high school, our English language textbooks contained many stories from abroad. One was about Hachiko, a dog in Shibuya near Tokyo in Japan. This dog was pet of a local person. This person used to travel to Tokyo for work daily. Hachiko used to see him off at Shibuya Railway Station when he left for work and receive him when he returned to Shibuya every day. On one day, he didn't return. Hachiko waited long after this, and passed away.
As a gesture of respect, local people constructed a statue of this faithful dog in front of Shibuya Station.
Faithfulness of dogs is well known. Decades ago, there was a Gramophone Records Company (in New Jersey, USA) that made the painting of Nipper, a dog, listening to it's master, globally popular and coined 'His Master's Voice'.
I was surprised to find Nachiko featured in this evening's episode of 'Dive in Tokyo'.
Nachiko
23 March 2026
Tasty Tofu
22 March 2026
World Water Day
Today is International Water Day. It is a well known fact that we abuse, waste and pollute water in different ways to fulfil our self centred needs. In my earlier posts I have described how self centered and greedy rogue business people drained ground water by using powerful machines to construct an apartment complex adjacent to the complex in which I resided.
Like we do in our Indian culture, people in many cultures respect rivers and oceans. Unfortunately this respect is gradually and drastically decreasing.
It is high time that individuals, communities and Governments act to protect natural water resources.
Many years ago:
Today:
About Me
- Guruprasad Panamalai
- Chennai, Tamilnadu, India
- I am a retired K-12 Education Management Professional. I have worked at different levels in K-12 school systems, textbook publishing, elearning and Education NGOs. I have held memberships in The Association for Science Education (UK), American Association of Physics Teachers and The Malaysian Institute of Physics. I hold a 1st class B Sc Degree in Physics followed by B Ed [English and Physical Science] and M A [Childcare and Education] degrees. My published works include 59 articles in teacher development magazines in India and the US and a book entitled `Creative Classrooms and Child Friendly Schools' (listed in Amazon). This book is almost an anecdotal account of my professional experience in six countries (including Cambodia where I worked as Technical Adviser to the Ministry of Education, Youth And Sports). I served as mentor in the Certificate of Teaching Mastery Program offered by Teachers Without Borders.












