Prajñā Yoga (Intuition Process)

Intuition Process - A workshop for kids /teens between 5 to 18 years. Conducted by Divya Das on 28th & 29th November 2015 at Bhakti Vedanta School, Andheri West, Mumbai.

You may call/message on this number [phone] for further details on this course.

[aloksankhe]

Such an amazing process. I really wish to be a child now. Want to do this process.

[tatianamatiasguimaraes]

Hi, how can I get in touch to bring this course to Sao Paulo / Brazil?

[avishajain]

Is Prajna Yoga (Intuition Process) by Art of Living dubious?


There's not enough information on the process to call it dubious. most people outside a small circle of AOL teachers do not know about the process. Apart from that, there's an age limit for participation. The process raises so many questions especially because it is something that is aimed at an audience aged between 8–18 years. Students are already being destroyed by the current education system and it is important that any add-on program is properly researched by parents before sending their children into it. The kind of success stories that the AOL team shares is something that attracts parents. Students claim that they are able to score greater marks and are able to intuit their way into marking the correct answers for Mcq. While an enhancement of focus and memory is always great, the purpose of learning a subject like science or math is defeated if they can just guess the answers. We do not know how they arrive at the solution. Now, some people from AOL might argue that the intellect is not the only way to learn a subject and intuition can play a great role in learning. They would also argue that ancient rishis found profound wisdom through intuition. Now, even if the two arguments are true, science in the present context doesn't work like that and students learning the intuition process will undoubtedly have an unfair advantage in the current academic system. This disparity is exacerbated by the fact that the intuition process is priced at a lofty Rs. 10, 000 for two days. The pricing of their product is indicative of their target audience- the opulent elite and the upper middle class. It would be prudent on the part of AOL to give us a reason why the price tag for the two day course is so high compared to their other programs. How can intuition revolutionize the education system if there's no widespread teaching of the same? And more importantly, why isn't the intuition process applied to solve some of the unsolved mysteries of the universe if it is indeed so potent? Why isn't any concrete scientific experiment being done on the subjects while they are exercising their intuitive abilities? Any process that grants students powerful abilities also needs great guidance and monitoring. Students who use their intuition to guess solutions to problems are just skipping an essential part of their education. I think the same students should instead be allowed to explore the universe freely and reveal it's greatest secrets.

In conclusion, I think the Art of Living must provide information on the process itself along with scientific data to help parents and students fully understand what they are doing.