SGOU launches one-year diploma course on Sree Narayana Guru’s life and vision

Emphasizing the timeless relevance of Sree Narayana Guru’s doctrine successful modern society, Sachidananda Swami, the caput of Sivagiri Mutt, said that a broad survey of the Guru’s beingness and imaginativeness is simply a important request of the hour. He was speaking astatine the State-level inauguration of Sreenarayana Guru Open University’s (SGOU) recently introduced one-year diploma course, ‘Life and Vision of Sree Narayana Guru’, launched by Sree Narayana Guru Open University (SGOU). The lawsuit was organized astatine the university’s Learner Support Centre astatine Fatima Mata National College, Kollam.

Delivering the benedictory address, Sachidananda Swami reminded the assemblage of the necessity of passing down the thoughts of Guru who proclaimed the greatness of humanity beyond caste barriers and societal evils to aboriginal generations. He added that it is highly commendable for a assemblage named aft the large seer, who urged everyone to “gain enlightenment done education,” to initiate specified a specialized world programme. Following the inaugural ceremony, Swami led the archetypal authoritative people of the people connected the taxable ‘Life and Vision of Sree Narayana Guru’.

Presiding implicit the function, SGOU Vice-Chancellor Jagathy Raj V. P. pointed retired that Guru’s imaginativeness of gaining enlightenment done acquisition forms the precise instauration of the university. He added that acquisition should spell beyond specified literacy to usher humanity toward equality and humanism, and the assemblage aims to bring this halfway doctrine to the nationalist done this course. “The assemblage is undertaking a large ngo to walk connected the Guru’s globally applicable beingness and timeless teachings to the newer generation,” helium said. Around 500 learners from assorted districts crossed Kerala person secured admittance successful the maiden batch of this programme. The lawsuit was attended by learners, assemblage statutory officers, and members of some teaching and non-teaching staff.