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What does one learn through Prajna?
Prajna is a values-based education program that connects children to their Vedic heritage while building real-world skills. Our mission is to give students meaningful knowledge; our vision is to preserve and share timeless cultural values.
Students explore Vedic traditions, customs, and practices, and learn prayers suited to different life situations. Alongside this, they build public speaking, leadership, and management skills — and develop a lasting sense of service, respect, and care for others and the natural world.
Learn more about the curriculum below, or call us or enroll today →
How the program is structured
Prajna follows a clear, age-appropriate curriculum built around authentic textbooks and hands-on workbook activities. Students study selected chapters of the Bhagavad Gita and Upanishads, and learn the stories of sages, seers, and teachers (acharyas). Classes also include yogasanas, meditation, bhajans (devotional songs), storytelling, and daily prayer practice.
Contact us
Connecticut Team
Email: jetct.prajna@jetusa.org
Phone: 4757-PRAJNA(475.777.2562) or 860.849.0164
Central Team
Email: centralteam@prajna4me.org
Have questions before enrolling? Contact us — we're happy to help you find the right module for your child.
Module 1
Module 1
Module 1 — Foundations
Overview: Daily practices that enrich each day, and an introduction to major festivals of the year.
Prerequisite: Interest in Vedic science and culture.
What students will learn:
Sanskrit vowel and consonant pronunciation
Everyday Prayers for gratitude, overcoming obstacles, academic success, memory, and health
The significance of major festivals of the year. Vedic traditions and culture.
Bhajans, Yogasanas, Meditation and Community service
Module 2
Module 2
Module 2 — Devotion & Values
Overview: The importance of Parents, purposeful prayer, and an introduction to yoga and service.
Prerequisite: Completion of Module 1.
What students will learn:
Continued Sanskrit phonetics
Sri Krishna Ashtakam, Hari Ashtakam. Panchayudha Stotram and several Twilight prayers.
Festivals and Vedic traditions (Level 2)
Devotion to Mother and Father (Matru Bhakti, Pitru Bhakti) with stories from out Ancient scriptures.
Bhajans, Yogasanas, Meditation and Community service
Module 3
Module 3
Module 3 — The Role of the Guru
Overview: The importance of a guru, friendship skills, Surya Namaskaras, and prayers for focus and memory.
Prerequisite: Completion of Module 2.
What students will learn:
Sri Lakshmi Ashtottaram
The role of a guru, with stories from scripture
The meaning of true friendship
Bhajans, Yogasanas, Meditation and Community service
Module 4
Module 4
Module 4 — Communication & Gratitude
Overview: Communication skills and gratitude, alongside Bhagavad Gita Chapter 1 and continued yoga practice.
Prerequisite: Completion of Module 3, or age 8+.
What students will learn:
Sri Vishnu Sahasranama — its origins, power, and meaning
Scriptural stories on knowledge (Jnanam) and the power of speech
The five qualities of thoughtful speech
Stories of gratitude and an introduction to Vedic scriptures
Bhajans, Yogasanas, Meditation and Community service
Module 5
Module 5
Module 5 — The Rishis & Bhagavad Gita Chapter 2
Overview: An introduction to the rishis (Vedic scientists) and the "ABCs of bliss" from Bhagavad Gita Chapter 2.
Prerequisite: Completion of Module 4.
What students will learn:
Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 1 in depth — its significance and benefits
Seeking guidance from elders
Stories of sages and divine incarnations (Avataras)
Honoring parents and an introduction to Indian temples
Bhajans, Yogasanas, Meditation and Community service
Modules 6 to 8
Modules 6 to 8
Modules 6–8 — Advanced Studies
Prerequisite: Sequential completion of the prior module.
Module 6: A broad overview of Vedic literature and the roots of devotion, with further chapters of the Bhagavad Gita.
Module 7: Exploring the ideal of a perfect human being through a comparative study of Rama and Krishna, and their incarnations.
Module 8: An introduction to the Upanishads and deeper study of divine incarnations.
Life Management in Githa
Life Management in Githa
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