What's meant by Prajna?

Children are just like the raw materials in the hands of parents, teachers and the society where they live. The impact of society and nature also has its impact on the minds of the children. If noble thoughts are inculcated in the minds of children, they should also be put in action that results in enabling the children to lead blissful and peaceful life. So, our Pooja Chanajaya Swamiji is kind enough to provide a platform named Vrajna. What is meant by Vrajna? Vrajna provides a ground to the children to transform noble thoughts into action. Our great gurus and sages gave us Vedic knowledge to lead us as taught to move on right path to reach eternal and blissful destination. So we are indebted to great gurus and acharyas and show our gratitude to them by inculcating certain aspects in the minds of our children as parents and as teachers. We must make the children understand their responsibilities towards their parents, gurus and society and also the nature which plays prominent role in their lives. Let us start our process of learning by bowing our heads to our Gurus who show us the right platform for our intellectual and spiritual growth. Om Asmat Guru Jayao Namaha Which means I surrender myself to all my Gurus. God had sent three persons to this world as his representation. Mother is the first Guru, father is the second Guru and teacher is the third Guru. All these are found in Acharya. Next we have to show our gratitude to our great sages by bowing our heads and saying OM NAMAK PARAMA RISHIDHYO NAMAK PARAMA RISHIDHYA OM NAMAK PARAMA RISHIDHYO NAMAK PARAMA RISHIDHYA This mantra has to be chanted twice. Jai Srimannarayana