Vijay Language Classes

Students are taught prayers that sanctify everyday activities such as waking up, bathing, eating, traveling, etc.

Students are taught prayers that are chanted in the morning such as Haryashtakam, Krishnashtakam, Guru Parampara, Panchayudha Stotram etc.

Students at this age enter formal schooling and need to learn how to show respect and devotion towards their teachers and how to cultivate good and loyal friendships. The stories in this module are designed accordingly (Acharya devobhava, sneham).

This module lays a sound foundation for the kids to turn into responsible and wise young adults.

In this module, students learn about great Rishis who have contributed to our knowledge of science and cosmos. They learn from the stories of great sages important qualities such as self-control, sacrifice, passion for excellence, thirst for knowledge, etc. They continue learning Bhagavad Gita Chapter 2 in this module.

In this module students learn the following – Vedic literature at a glance, Essence of Itihasas, Puranas, Agamas and Prabandhas. They continue learning Bhagavad Gita Chapter 3.

Srimad Ramayanam and Bhagavad Gita Chapter 4, 5

Students graduating from module 4 on wards are encouraged to join VT Seva (Volunteering Together) to translate what they have learnt in Prajna classes into action, and participate in social service activities. VT Seva helps Prajna students by providing them with opportunities to get social service hours required as part of their school credit system. It helps children develop into strong and service-oriented young adults.

Houston Prajna Chapter is unique in offering “Sisu Module” for very young children (4-5 yrs). This module is specially designed for these young ones to serve as a stepping stone to our religion, culture and festivals. Most of us are blessed to learn these from our grandparents and parents while growing up in India. We are trying to provide a similar opportunity to these young curious minds. This module is intended to be fun, hands-on and educative. To get the most out of Prajna classes, parents are encouraged and requested to attend Prajna classes along with their young ones. This is an excellent way to help your child to keep up with what is going on at the temple and also to build upon what is learnt.

Fee for each student