EDUCATION IN HUMAN VALUES GROUP 2 LESSON 11 TOPIC VALUE SUB-VALUES OBJECTIVE KARNA Truth Speaking the Truth To make

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Teacher narrates the whole stor to the children "Refer the stor #. A part of the stor will be used in the worksheet for group activit . GROUP ACTIVITY A!T$%$T$ &' !hildren will be given a worksheet. !omplete it with the guidance(s of the teacher !hildren will be given a set of name list. !ut and paste into the correct bo)"worksheet# A!T$%$T* +' ,ig -ish, .ittle -ish Ask the children to sit in a big circle with one child in the middle. The child in the middle runs to one of its friend and /uikl sa s the words, 0big fish1 or 0little fish1. The child who is being addressed must make the opposite movements with its hands. -or instance if the child sa s 0big fish1 it must show the si2e of a small fish with its hands. The child who makes the wrong hand movements has to

take turn in the middle. This game should be pla ed as fast as possible. Note' The purpose of this game is to demonstrate that it is difficult to lie. $f a child hears the words 0big fish1 it is difficult for it to make the opposite movements. SILENT SITTING Rela) and close our e es. %isuali2e the divine light in our heart. The light is 3od and Truth is 3od. .isten to the voice of our conscience. $t is sweet and gentle. .isten and obe the voice of 3od that tells ou what to do and what not to do.

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Karna was born to Kunti before she married to 4andu. 5e was the son of Sur a " The S6N 378#. 5e is described as the closest friend of 8ur odhana. Karna fought on his behalf against the 4andavas "his brothers# at the Kurukshetra war. Karna fought against misfortune throughout his life and kept his word under all circumstances. 9an admire him for this cou !"# and "#$# o%&'() Karna became famous for his c*! &'() Karna grew up as a ver powerful and generous adult. 7ur interest at present is to know about Karna:s bo hood and education etc. -or his studies, Karna went to the ashrama of 4arashurama, the 3uru of ,rahmins. 4arashurama had decided to take onl ,rahmin bo s as his disciples. Therefore, Karna went there in disguise of a ,rahmin bo and learnt old scriptures, %edas, 6panishads, and became e)ceedingl e)pert in the art of bow and arrow, archer . $t was said that nobod , not even Ar;una, could e/ual Karna in archer . The 3uru was pleased with Karna:s %&$c# &'(, *! +-,o -, +#.o'&o$ and similar noble /ualities. ,ut, 4arashurama was angr when he knew that Karna had told lie. Therefore, he cursed Karna sa ing' <7 Karna, even though ou are great in braver , art of archer , and in service to me, still as ou have deceived our 3uru, $ send a curse to ou '*!' !' ! c uc&!/ '&0# o$ '*# 1!''/#-2&#/+ '*# ,*##/% o2 (ou c*! &o' ,&// "#' %'uc- &$ '*# #! '*) T*# co$%#3u#$c#% ,ou/+ 1# " !.#)4

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KARNA AND PARASURAMA The great Karna, awa from 5astinapur, also grew up as a ver powerful and generous adult. 7ur interest at present is to know about Karna:s bo hood and education etc. -or his studies, Karna went to the ashrama of 4arashurama, the 3uru of ,rahmins. 4arashurama had decided to take onl ,rahmin bo s as his disciples. Therefore, Karna went there in disguise of a ,rahmin bo and learnt old scriptures, %edas, 6panishads, and became e)ceedingl e)pert in the art of bow and arrow, archer . $t was said that nobod , not even Ar;una, could e/ual Karna in archer . The 3uru was pleased with Karna:s sincerit , hardC work, devotion and similar noble /ualities.

7ne da sage 4arashurama was resting with his head in the lap of Karna. Soon he fell asleep. 9eanwhile a big insect started to bite the thigh of Karna. 5e felt agoni2ing pain and blood started to oo2e from the wound. ,ut he endured lest the sound sleep of his revered 3uru should be disturbed. ,ut the stream of hot blood reached the 3uru due to which he was awakened from his sleep. 5e was ama2ed at the degree of tolerance and endurance of Karna who did not even stir or move his bod at such a great pain. ,ut a thought crossed 4arashurama:s mind' how could a ,rahmin bo tolerate such great painF ,rahmins are not known to show such grit in enduring ph sical suffering, rather warrior caste is known for such a feat. Thence, 4arashurama asked Karna his real name and identit . Karna could not tell a lie now. 5e told his stor to his 3uru and begged his pardon to have come in the disguise of a ,rahmin. 4arashurama was angr that he was deceived to accept a low caste fellow as his disciple. Therefore, he cursed Karna sa ing' <7 Karna, even though ou are great in braver , art of archer , and in service to me, still as ou have deceived our 3uru, $ send a curse to ou that at a crucial time on the battleCfield the wheels of our chariot will get stuck in the earth. The conse/uences would be grave.< The disappointed Karna returned to his parents. 5is restless heart wanted some change and, therefore, he re/uested his parents to permit him to visit 5astinapur.