- Issue 25 Nov 2007 contents
- ONGOING PROGRAMMES, UPDATES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
- New Prabhat Samgiita Academy Opens in Ydrefors, Sweden
- Inauguration Speech
- CNS Sweden
- CNS Cairo
- CNS Cyprus
- CNS Croatia
- CNS Asheville, North Carolina, USA
- CNS Taiwan
- In other college news
- CNS Haiti
- Sustainable Development Studies
- Master Units and Cooperative Communities
- News in Sustainable Education from GAP – Global Action Plan
- Yoga Educators Conference
- AMAYE
- NHE Conference Hosted by CNS Taiwan
- 2nd NHE Diploma Course Seminar
- The Ecology of Joy
- Sharing Astaunga Yoga with 3-5 Year Olds
- From the NERI Desk
- William Glasser’s Choice Theory and Reality Therapy
- NHE Preschool Caracas, Venezuela
- Centru Tbexbix
- Sunrise Preschool of WWD Melbourne, Australia
- Ananda Marga Nursery School Nakuru, Kenya
- AMSAI Sunrise General Santos, Philippines
- Georgetown Sector
- Berlin Sector
- Delhi Sector
- New York Sector
- Suva Sector
- Kahira Sector
- Hong Kong Sector
Berlin Sector – November 2007
Zurich, Switzerland
Tatjana Popov, the director of the Sunshine Playgroup, has started using the NHE Introductory program for training the teachers in her school . The first class included exploring qualities important in a teacher, and the layers of mind.
Please note an important correction from last issue of Gurukula Network where Jovan Drapsin was mistakenly named as the director. Jovan helps a lot in the school but Tatjana Popov is the director.
Stockholm, Sweden
An orientation seminar on NHE was held at Sunrise Play School in Stockholm, Sweden. 15 teachers participated. Ac. Shambhushivananda gave a three hour introduction and Marianne led the workshop on Non-Violent Communication. 
Stockholm, Sweden
Dada Shambhushivananda gave a presentation at a Conference on “Repairing Dialogues and Building Networks” hosted by IWC (International Women’s Center).
Panatau, Romania
Fountain of Hope, the new after school project in Panatau, has opened its doors after overcoming a significant obstacle with the mayor who was insisting that meat be served. That obstacle delayed the opening of the project for two weeks, but finally, was resolved without compromising on the diet. Already they have 25 children benefiting from the hot vegetarian lunch and from help with homework and access to computer equipment. They are very happy and grateful for this opportunity. The children who are benefiting from this service are selected by the social service worker of the community from extremely poor rural families. So this project is aimed to help break the cycle of poverty that comes from lack of education due to dropping out. The project is in urgent need now of sponsorships. For more information contact Didi Ananda Devapriya at anandadevapriya
mac.com
Madhu Karuna, Germany
Kulapati led a workshop on “Global Citizenship and the Future of NHE and Gurukula” that was well attended.