“True knowledge is not attained by thinking. It is what you are; it is what you become.” – Sri Aurobindo
At Rashtram, ‘learning’ and ‘living’ are not two distinct activities. They are integrated, and it is this synthesis between the two that can help change-makers in ‘leading’. Thus, the learning environment and learning methods should be as natural as life itself. Keeping this in mind, we nurture our change-makers using the L2 – Learning & Living – Framework.
The goal of nurturing future public leaders demands that our approach be unique, robust, and adaptive. We hope that our framework will develop into an adaptable model that can be used by many other institutions in the future.
Curated courses with case studies, lectures, & discussion models.
Insights on life and mission on a regular basis from mentors.
Working with leaders or organisations on real world problem-solving.
Deep meditation to transform knowledge into wisdom.
Assessment of growth & personal feedback on attitude, skills, & ‘pravritti.’.
Field components & regular societal engagements.
Developing rapport w/Learners to develop a quantum network.
Periodic exposure to art forms, cultures, games, festivals, & other creative forms.
Understanding your ‘svabhava’ or ‘fundamental nature,’ through introspection of aspects such as basic personality traits, emotional intelligence and focusing your energies.
Critically engaging with the ideas that shaped the course of history, understanding institutional design, and decoding the discourse of our time and the worldview they stem from.
Critically engaging with the ideas that shaped the course of history, understanding institutional design, and decoding the discourse of our time and the worldview they stem from.
Ability to imagine and articulate a larger vision, inspire action, generate momentum and exercise refined judgement. Connecting to people’s idea of a leader and building on it.
The Learners will assimilate the foundations of Indic Knowledge Systems. They will develop the ability to critically analyse any theory or concept through Indic Frameworks.