Views about Morning Meeting

It clears stuff up in the head and gives moments of extacy. It liberates and energises you. It makes you feel so very good.I love it.

Morning meeting is time when one can sing, speak, think, feel, listen...all the senses are elevated which keep us going throughout the day even if its hectic. You find when you are entering class u are humming songs sung in the morning. Same thing repeats when class gets over or whenever u get time. Topics discussed in the morning meeting keep coming in ur mind again and again. You learn more about India and its people.And then there is National Anthem which makes you feel proud of being born on this land. All friends are together to discuss things.I dont feel there can be any better way to start a beautiful day....its the best part of the day.

Before i joined SANKALP i use to find time for everything which use to give me temporary happiness,and i was very happy with it i never thought of thinking about the world around me,to be more precise i was an introvert.SANKALP MORNING MEETINGS brought me outof this and made me to stand on a platform where everything around me was visible for me.We discuss every problem, every solution everything that helps us to develop ourselves.I feel now i have got an eye to see the beauty of life.Within a few months i have changed a lot.I am very thankful to god.

it will help in building our persnality.it helps in knowing deeper aspects of nationalism,petriotism,regionalism and so on.every meeting enriches individuals with knowledge of importance of life,love,brotherlyhood,oneness which is otherwise lacking in most of us.it gives us feeling of pain,suffering,exploitation of mankind.in short it helps in building a strong and potential human.

First when the morning meeting started i use to come for morning meeting but not with full heart as i was not knowing its importance at that time ....But as time passes things became clear and now i want to be there every morning and i enjoy every moment there ...Now i have reason every morning to wake....

I feel morning meetings are the right approach for the development of a volunteer as an indivdual which ultimately help the group in understanding eachother point of views and to develop thinking in wider prospective and know your country and know what exactly the society around us is. It provides an apportunity for all the volunteers to speak freely without hesitation. Ultimately it help a group to come to common thinking in spite of each volunteer being different in his own way.

The first day i started to come 4 the meeting .. i saw a change in myself.. i found that i could get up early everyday in bangalore.. which i will continue. Apart .. i have started to think more than than just talk... The morning Bhajans .. discussions make u lively the whole day. It has been an enriching experience since then.. After all don't u feel fresh the day u get up early and start working..

I can see changes in myself after attending morning meetings for round 2 months.Its really amazing to see myself being ready for meeting and also for college by 8. Earlier i use to get up by 8:15 and then somehow manage to reach college by 9. I generally pefer going to bed early and pushing my college assignment for morning. Now also I continue to do so and the day i have assignments to do i decide not to go for meeting. But somehow something happens and i manage to be at meeting place on time( or may be little late). I feel its magic...

I don't know why morning meetings have been cancelled as i see it right now. There are some who may b unable to come on a regular basis.. but others can still join and become a part of something which was once hugely appreciated.

again... a meeting that was held so gr8 has been forgotten... i don't know but i believe we need to clear our head in this.Morning meetings did help everyone to bring in energy to their lives. I can infact say that these meetings made me clear in my perspective and has indeed helped me concentrate more in studies and i highly doubt if anyone has a no. But this tradition has been forgotten again.