Humare Shri Ram - A Soulful Journey of Stories, Values, and Devotion - 12th to 16th May 2025 - Organized by BhashaLab in association with Saptakiran

Dates: 12th – 16th May 2025

Venue: Nalanda Public School, Mulund East

Organized by: BhashaLab in association with Saptakiran

Participants: 20 students from Std 1 to Std 7

From the very first "Om" to the last Jap sheet posted to Ayodhya, Humare Shri Ram was more than just a workshop — it was a celebration of devotion, values, and the timeless magic of storytelling.

Day 1 : Building the Bridge - With Ram in Every Stone

The workshop began with verses from the Ram Raksha Stotra, creating a peaceful, divine atmosphere. Students began their Ram Jap by writing "Ram" on symbolic Ram Setu stones and placing them into the Ram Naam Bank, recording their offering in personal passbooks.

A touching visualization followed - students imagined a glowing Ram Kavach forming around them and their families.We ended with the Family Tree of Lord Ram, a fun worksheet introducing young hearts to the lineage of the Ikshvaku dynasty.

Day 2: Vanvaas & Values

With "Ram" still on their lips, students traced the Vanvaas route - Ayodhya to Panchavati - connecting story with geography.

They discussed the complex choices of characters like Kaikeyi and Manthara through guided reflections and dramatic roleplays. The classroom turned into a stage where children brought to life the emotions of loyalty (Ram-Bharat), defiance (Sita-Ravan), and manipulation (Kaikeyi-Manthara).

Day 3: Discovering Our Inner Hanuman

The focus shifted to Hanuman and his boundless devotion. Children chanted the Hanuman Chalisa, wore and colored masks, and proudly wrote their “superpowers” on them. A guided affirmation activity helped them anchor in love, protection, and strength. We ended by watching the building of the Ram Setu, celebrating the unity of the Vanar Sena.

Day 4: The Many Faces of Ravan

We took a detour into Lanka, exploring Ravan and his team. Through a beautiful “Reject the Bad, Embrace the Good” worksheet, children identified Ravan’s 10 negative traits and chose virtues they wanted to cultivate instead. They asked powerful questions:

• “Why did some rakshasas advise Ravan to return Sita?”

• “Why did Ram honor even his enemies?” These moments of curiosity opened doors to rich values - righteousness, empathy, and justice.

Day 5: Letters to Ram & The Final Offering

The last day was a heartfelt closure. Children wrote letters to Lord Ram, filled with love and wishes for themselves and their families. Over 6000 times, the name Ram was written during the workshop - each time, with deeper connection.They watched scenes of Ram battling Ravan and Kumbhakaran, followed by confident and enthusiastic roleplays.In a special parent session, we shared how families could continue storytelling, chanting, and reflections at home.

Every child received a badge - “I Am Protected by Ram Kavach” - and the treasured Ramayan Character Cards. Their Jap sheets and letters were lovingly packed and mailed to Shri Ram Lalla in Ayodhya.

To buy the above set of Ramayan Character Cards - 60 No.s - Size A6 - 200 GSM

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Gratitude & Future Possibilities

The workshop was beautifully facilitated by Seema Ashar Ma'am from BhashaLab. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Vibhuti Vora Ma'am from Saptakiran for the opportunity and support in making this workshop a success.

If any school or society would like to organize this workshop for their students or residents, we’d love to bring this experience to you.

📱 Please contact us at: +91 86577 20901, +91 97021 12044

Jai Shri Ram!!