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Recently my son had an incident of being bullied in class so then I realised that he needs to be taught to have courage and started sharing him stories and kept on talking with him, so last night I read to him para where Sri Aurobindo shares about Aryan fighter and he loved it, so many share with me some more lines from Sri Aurobindo’s works or Savitri which I can read to him each night before sleeping😴 

Stories are the best medium to inspire children, especially stories of the Ramayana, especially Hanuman. Savitri acts to build the inner consciousness much more than developing specific qualities. It is also very helpful if he picks up a mantra or gets into the habit of calling the Mother’s Name everytime he feels threatened. 

If you need to read a book then read The Mother Chapter 3 and 6.

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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