The Daily Vedantic Gita Series: The Psychology of Teaching (17 of 20)
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In this pivotal episode of "The Daily Vedantic" Gita Series, we dive into the 'Psychology of Teaching' as illuminated in the Bhagavad Gita. This exploration is part of our comprehensive 20-part series, where we dissect 10 major and 10 minor themes of this profound text. In this episode, we unravel the Gita's insights on the art and psychology behind imparting knowledge, emphasizing the teacher-student relationship and the transformative impact of teaching with awareness and empathy. Join us as we discover how these ancient teachings offer timeless wisdom relevant to educators and learners alike in today's world.
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