Meet Jinabhai
This was Yogiji Mahārāj’s childhood name.
Jinābhāi
If you spill juice and nobody sees, you should do this.
Clean it up
Jinābhāi bravely spoke the truth to this school leader.
Headmaster
Honesty is an important part of living this
Dharma
The shlok says students should study with this steady focus
Concentration
Jinābhāi was known as an “Ādarsh Vidyārthī,” which means this kind of student.
Ideal student
According to the lesson, cheating is like cheating who?
Bhagwān
The student who was hurt by the headmaster was named this.
Chandu
Jinābhāi stood his ground with courage and this other quality.
Kindness
Students should not spend too much time doing these unhelpful things
Useless activities (any example will work. Ex. games, tv, etc.)
Jinābhāi worked hard and earned many of these in school.
Awards
Jinābhāi told students to do this instead of copying answers.
Solve the problem yourself
The students were scared to do this when the inspector arrived.
Speak the truth
Jinābhāi encouraged students to do this instead of copying.
Solve the problems by themselves and work hard.
Which Satsang Diksha shlok did we talk about today in the presentation?
We talked about Shlok 210.
Jinābhāi showed this quality when he solved math problems by himself instead of copying.
Hard work
True or False: Bhagwān sees everything we do.
True
Because Jinābhāi spoke honestly, the headmaster lost this.
He lost his job.
This character trait describes someone who earns success through effort and discipline.
Hardworking
Asking yourself, “Would this make Bāpā rāji?” helps guide your
Choices or actions
The word “Ādarsh” means this.
Ideal
This quality means always telling the truth and doing what is right.
Honesty
The two qualities Jinābhāi believed lead to true success
Honesty and hard work
Refusing to copy answers even under pressure shows what?
Honesty and Integrity
What does manan mean?
Manan = Thinking deeply about what you learned