Noble Words : Embrace the journey of learning!

Knowledge provides individuals with the tools to understand complex concepts, solve problems, and make informed decisions. Knowledge is not static, it evolves. Imparting knowledge encourages a lifelong learning approach, transforming individuals into curious and adaptive learners. The teacher - student relation shows the great example of how imparting of knowledge from one generation to another helps the society and the individual to progress. In this context, Sanskrit says :

अपूर्वः कोपि कोशोयं विद्यते तव भारती |

व्ययतो वृद्धिम् आयाति क्षयम् आयाति संचयात्.||

Apoorvah kopi koshoyam vidyate tav Bharati
Vyayato vruddhim aayaati kshyam aayaati sanchayaat.

Apoorva = unique, unending
Kosha = Treasure
Vidyate = is , happens to be .
Tav = yours.
Bharati = Saraswati, the Goddess of Learning.
Vyayato = by spending.
Vruddhim = increase.
Aayati = gets, comes.
Kshyam = decreasing, decaying.
Sanchaya = hoarding.

It says ; O Goddess Saraswati, your Treasure is unique in nature. It increases when it is freely spent and gets destroyed if it is hoarded and not shared with others

Goddess Saraswati is a central figure in Hinduism, revered as the goddess of knowledge, learning, arts, music, speech, and wisdom. The underlying idea in this lines is that the more knowledge is shared with others, the more it tends to broaden and improves the concept being shared , leading to opening of new vistas of knowledge. If knowledge is kept by a person to himself, it perishes and is lost forever, as has been the case with many disciplines of knowledge in the past.

If any discipline of knowledge is not revised/recapitulated regularly by a person,it tends to turn useless like a poison. So it has to be used regularly and recapitulated and the best way to do so is to share and teach it to other deserving persons. This is more applicable to the disciplines of fine arts, music, medicine etc. requiring continuous revision and up-gradation. If this is not done the discipline decays and after some time is lost for ever. There are numerous examples of this phenomena in our society.

Learning is Passion!!

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