1. What is mean by value education?

Education is a methodical effort towards learning basic facts about

humanity. And the core idea behind value education is to cultivate
essential values in the students so that the civilization that teaches us to
manage complexities can be sustained and further developed. It begins at
home and it is continued in schools. Everyone accepts certain things in
his/her life through various mediums like society or government.
2. Importance of value education?
Value education is important to help everyone in improving the value system
that he/she holds and put them to use. Once, everyone has understood their
values in life they can examine and control the various choices they make in
their life. One has to frequently uphold the various types of values in his life
such as cultural values, universal values, personal values and social values
3. What is compassion?
Compassion is the ultimate and most meaningful embodiment of
emotional maturity. The whole purpose of religion is to facilitate love
and compassion, patience, tolerance, humility, forgiveness, said the
Dalai Lama. In the Indian context, dharma, karuna, seva or metta
bhava is seen as duty, a harmonious co-participation between the
elements and objects of our universe, thus naturally encompasses
Service.

4. What are personal values?

A value is a belief, a mission, or a philosophy that is meaningful.

Whether we are consciously aware of them or not, every individual has a
core set of personal values. Values can range from the commonplace,
such as the belief in hard work and punctuality, to the more
psychological, such as self-reliance, concern for others, and harmony of
purpose.

5. Define of love?

Basically “LOVE” is a unique feeling that can’t be defined if we really

live it. On the contrary it can be defined with all its technicalities for all
other purposes. To be very straight and simple, “Love” can be defined
as the behavioral approach between two persons that involves
affection, emotion and sentiments.
6. What saying grace?
 Many households observe the tradition of pausing before a meal to
give thanks for the food and other good things in their lives and on their
tables. When entertaining, unless your religion has a specific guideline, you
can be creative in deciding how grace will be said.

7. What is moral carrage?

Moral courage is the ability to put ethics into action. It means standing up and standing
of principle, even when others are standing aside. Ethical action is more than whistle blow
daily acts of integrity, carried out with dignity, in which individuals stand up for what is rig
encourage others to do the same. This site is devoted to advancing the understanding an
moral courage, for the betterment of our lives, our organizations, and the communities in

8. What is optimision?

Optimization is a mathematical discipline that concerns the finding of

minima and maxima of functions, subject to so-called constraints.
Optimization originated in the 1940s, when George Dantzig used
mathematical techniques for generating "programs" (training
timetables and schedules) for military application. Since then, his
"linear programming" techniques and their descendents were applied
to a wide variety of problems, from the scheduling of production
facilities, to yield management in airlines. Today, optimization
comprises a wide variety of techniques from Operations Research,
artificial intelligence and computer science, and is used to improve
business processes in practically all industries.

9. Explain friendship?

The definition of friendship is an interpersonal relationship between two people

that is long term. It can be based on emotions, love liking

10. What is a nuclear family?

A nuclear family is a family group consisting of only a father and mother and their
children, who share living quarters. This can be contrasted with an extended family.
Nuclear families can be of any size, as long as there are only children and two
parents. ...

10. Explain yoga and physical health?

 Yoga is a group of old Hindu spiritual practices that started in India,
where it still is a tradition and is seen as a means to enlightenment.
The four main types of Yoga are Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Jnana Yoga
and Raja Yoga but there are many other types. In the America, the
popular Yoga used by over 30 million people refers to Hatha Yoga,
meaning forced Yoga.

Physical health is the overall condition of a living organism at a given

time, the soundness of the body, freedom from disease or
abnormality, and the condition of optimal well-being. People want to
function as designed, but environmental forces can attack the body or
the person may have genetic malfunctions. The main concern in health
is preventing injury and healing damage caused by injuries and
biological attacks

11. is physical strength for life?

Regardless of fitness level, the Strength for Life Today program systems
help able individuals gain strength and bone mass through a drug-free
once-a-week session focused on balance training, whole body vibration
training, and neuro-musculoskeletal stimulation. In less than 20 minutes,
participants perform a series of safe whole body vibration, balance and
isometric movements that are proven to increase bone density, blood
circulation, balance, flexibility, and postural strength. This program offers
precise progress tracking, accurate record-keeping, and real-time
performance feedback.

12. Explain the friendship?

The definition of friendship is an interpersonal relationship between two people

that is long term. It can be based on emotions, love liking

13.Explain the value of optimism in is life’s?

Segerstrom, having argued that optimism is a combination of beliefs

and behaviours, gives advice on becoming more optimistic. "Optimism
training" is a matter of focusing on positives. One worthwhile practice
is to keep a log of three good things that happen to you each day. This
has been shown to increase happiness.

14. Explain the value of friendship?

Friendship is often cited in criticisms of impartial consequentiality moralities

such as utilitarianism. By requiring equal concern for all people, critics say,
these moralities fail to capture the value of our special attachments to
friends and other intimates. More recently, T. M.Scanlon has appealed to
friendship in arguing against a broader position that he calls the’ teleological’
view of value. This view holds, first, that the bearers of value are always
states of Affairs and, second, that the only response value demands of us is
to promote it, or to bring it into and keep it in existence. The teleological
view is presupposed by impartial consequentialism but, as Scanlon notes, is
in two respects broader. First, it is not committed to full impartiality but can
Allow agent-relativities in value, whereby a state is good only from one
person’s point of view orhas more value from his point of view than from
other people. Thus, egoism, which tells each person to promote only his own
good, can be teleological in form, as can self-referential altruism,

15. Explain different types of physical exercise?

Aerobic exercise is a physical exercise that tends to improve the efficiency of

the cardiovascular system in absorbing and transporting oxygen. Aerobic
exercise program involves frequent physical activity that is repetitive, it and
stimulates the circulatory system and uses large muscles. It includes cycling,
swimming, running, walking, hiking, rowing, cross training, and aerobic
dance. This type of exercise focus on increasing cardiovascular endurance.

Flexibility exercises include stretching which improve the range of motion of

muscles and joints. Flexibility is defined as a joint's ability to move freely
through a normal range of motion. Flexibility is a vital component of a well-
rounded fitness program. Stretching is extremely important for general
health and to prevent injuries during daily life and exercise. When a person
ages their muscles tend to become tight and stiff, that is why it is important
to maintain normal flexibility for good posture and prevent osteoporosis.

18.breatheing exercise

Breathing is life. It is one of our most vital functions. One of the Five
Principles of Yoga is Pranayama or Breathing Exercise which promotes
proper breathing. In a Yogic point of view, proper breathing is to bring more
oxygen to the blood and to the brain, and to control Prana or the vital life
energy. Pranayama Yoga also goes hand in hand with the Asanas. The
union of these two Yogic Principles is considered as the highest form of
purification and self-discipline, covering both mind and body. Know more
about Pranayama techniques in the following sections

A. Eye exercises?
 Firstly, a lot of eye problems in later life are due to a loss of tone in the
eye muscles. These muscles become rigid, and this loss of elasticity
reduces the ability of the lens of the eye to focus at different distances.
It also causes the eyesight to become weaker. These exercises tone the
eye muscles up and keep them elastic. If you already have eye
problems when you begin these exercises, you will find your eyesight
improving after a few months.
Secondly, any eye tension present will tend to produce a general feeling
of tension, due to the eye's connection to the brain via the optic nerve.
What happens is that eye tension produces an increase in the nerve
impulses in the eye muscles. This increase in nerve impulses travels
along the optic nerve and bombards the brain, causing a general feeling
of tension and anxiety. The eye exercises will reduce tension in the eye
muscles, as well as reduce general tension.

19. What is auks puncher?

The intent of acupuncture therapy is to promote health and alleviate pain

and suffering. The method by which this is accomplished, though it may
seem strange and mysterious to many, has been time tested over thousands
of years and continues to be validated today.

20. Explain yogasana?

The word ‘Yoga’ reminds us of ‘Yogasana’ here is a very close relationship

between Yoga and Yogasana. Really speaking, ‘Yogasana’ is a part of ‘Yoga’.
We think, that Yoga itself means ‘Yogasana’. Which is the most important
part out of the eight different parts in our body? Every part has its own
importance and peculiarity. Of course, we don’t want to go deep into detail
of these parts. We have to keep in mind that, Asana is one of the parts of
the ‘Yoga’. For the time being, we will study this part in more detail.

21.cultural education?

With more than 4000 communities, 18 constitutionally recognised languages

and hundreds of dialects, more than six major religious and hundreds of
sects and more than 800 million people, India presents a very complex,
plural culture which very nearly permeates every aspect of living from
patterns of belief and values to hundreds of forms of creative articulation,
from costumes mid foods to enormous subtleties of refinement and
participation. Nothing in India can possibly escape the impact of its culture,
be it politics, technology, education or development. Even the long colonial
subjugation had a distinctively Indian hue while it shared many aspects with
similar colonised countries.

Explain the law of nature?

Laws of Nature are to be distinguished both from Scientific Laws and from
Natural Laws. Neither Natural Laws, as invoked in legal or ethical theories,
nor Scientific Laws, which some researchers consider to be scientists’
attempts to state or approximate the Laws of Nature, will be discussed in
this article. Instead, it explores issues in contemporary metaphysics.

Within metaphysics, there are two competing theories of Laws of Nature. On

one account, the Regularity Theory, Laws of Nature are statements of the
uniformities or regularities in the world; they are mere descriptions of the
way the world is. On the other account, the Necessitarian Theory, Laws of
Nature are the “principles” which govern the natural phenomena of the
world. That is, the natural world “obeys” the Laws of Nature. This seemingly
innocuous difference marks one of the most profound gulfs within
contemporary philosophy, and has quite unexpected, and wide-ranging,
implications.