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Inculcating Moral Values in Children by Giving Mythological Examples


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Gone are the days when children used to give due respect to their elders and teachers. During ancient times, gurus were considered next to God and it was rightly said:
Guru Gobind thou khade kake lago paayen
Balihari Guru aapne jinhe Gobind diyo milayen
Which means:both the guru and the God are standing together whom to bow first, guru is considered the superior as he is the one who leads to God.
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Pooja Makkar
Department of English, Shri Jagdishprasad Jhabarmal Tibrewala University, Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan, India

Abstract


Gone are the days when children used to give due respect to their elders and teachers. During ancient times, gurus were considered next to God and it was rightly said:
Guru Gobind thou khade kake lago paayen
Balihari Guru aapne jinhe Gobind diyo milayen
Which means:both the guru and the God are standing together whom to bow first, guru is considered the superior as he is the one who leads to God.

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