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Tribal School Details - In Brief 

Foundation Stones for other 6 schools were laid down in Karimnagar, Adilabad and Warangal District.  Construction work is going on at the pace of  the generous participation by the inspired.  Who ever takes part in such  a divine cause will be the blessed souls....

FIRST TRIBAL SCHOOL AT ALLAMPALLI WAS  INAUGURATED BY HH SRI SWAMIJI  ON 26th JAN 2004 .


THE   WHOLE  VILLAGE  OF  TRIBAL   FAMILIES ARE  NOW  BENEFITTED  BY  JEEYAR GURUKULAM

FREE  EDUCATION  TO  DESERVED  TRIBALS  IS  BECOMING TRUE !! WITH  BLESSINGS OF Sri Swamiji

ALLAMPALLY TRIBAL SCHOOL

 Neglected children from remote rural areas are educated here. Jeeyar Gurukulam at Allampally, Adilabad Dist. Andhra Pradesh, is the 1st school, with about 350 students. Free hostel was provided for 150 deserving students and free food & education for all 350. Expansion is going on for class rooms & hostel facilities. Lot of people are being trained on making agarbattis. People have voluntarily given up their bad habits like consuming alcohol, meat eating, selling them etc. Good road has been laid to connect people. The school has become the center for all activities in the village. Students are being sent to Bangalore for training in vocational skills. Local people are also participating in training others.        

JEEYAR GURUKULAM     SCHOOL   FOR  TRIBALS  AT   
BEERSAIPETA, UTNUR ML, ADILABAD Dt.

A  School for freely providing education to Tribal children was started at Beersaipeta, Adilabad Dist. Education, food were provided free to those students.  JET also provided good uniform for them too.  On 27th July 2007 HH Sri Swamiji inaugurated the new building of the Jeeyar Gurukulam. . The school is run by JET Society providing totally free Education and many other facilities to those poor Tribal children. When the school was started 4 years back, there were thatched huts in which about 150 children were studying. As there is more need to really educate the deserved people in such remote areas where not even governments are going, HH Sri Swamiji took the daring step of providing free education to those children inspiring the families and the people over there. The school is initiated, developed and maintained all by JET in total. Though many promises come from departments and officials, they are yet to come to generously support this noble venture. However, HH Sri Swamiji, by inspiring the philanthropists to serve those Tribals and by encouraging the local people to educate their children, is successful in making this project highly successful. After the school came in this area, there was a great change in the total living of the whole village. Parents are happy and children come to school with a lot of interest and dedication to learn new things every day. Children were given training in Yoga, discipline, and also in various cultural activities in addition to their regular studies. The Trust is trying to provide as much of facility possible to educate and develop those uncared people and their families. However, mission of JET is taken up by the teachers with the great inspiration of HH Sri Swamiji and they are conducting classes.  Those who wish to support this school are invited.  Any service to the right cause is the real service to God.

* FREE SCHOOL FOR TRIBALS IN REMOTE AREA- JEEYAR GURUKULAM - ALLAMPALLY

Neglected children from remote rural areas are educated here. Jeeyar Gurukulam at Allampally, Adilabad Dist. Andhra Pradesh, is the 1st school, with about 350 students. Free hostel was provided for 150 deserving students and free food & education for all 350. Expansion is going on for class rooms & hostel facilities. Lot of people are being trained on making agarbattis. People have voluntarily given up their bad habits like consuming alcohol, meat eating, selling them etc. Good road has been laid to connect people. The school has become the center for all activities in the village. Students are being sent to Bangalore for training in vocational skills. Local people are also participating in training others.

Student Hostel was also started for 100 Tribal Students in the Jeeyar Gurukulam, Allampally, inaugurated by the District Collector Smt. Sudharani on 8th Nov 04.

* FREE SCHOOL FOR TRIBALS IN REMOTE AREA - JEEYAR GURUKULAM - BEERSAIPETA

2nd Gurukulam (free education), at Beersaipet, is running with 150 students, provided with mid-day meals. Earlier it was in thatched sheds. A building was constructed with 10 rooms and inauguration was done by HH on 27th July 2007.

* FREE SCHOOL FOR FISHERMEN (TSUNAMI VICTIMS )- JEEYAR GURUKULAM - KATARIVARIPALEM (Near Chirala)   School for fishermen children by JET

In the recently hit tsunami, a number of fishermen villages were highly affected. Lack of education and atn has caused a havoc in these areas. To empower them with right education, JET has started a school in one of these areas. Supported by IDRF, Houston, a school building was constructed at Kataripalem, Prakasam Dist Andhra Pradesh. The School celebrated its 1st anniversary last month (22 May 2007). Local district collector presided over the function and greatly appreciated the school's functioning.

YOUR SUPPORT IN EDUCATING THEM MAKES A LOT OF CHANGE IN THEIR LIVES !

MORE SCHOOLS

6 more Tribal Schools in various remote areas are almost ready to start-up with the support of philanthropists. UPLIFTING THEM IS OUR PREVILEGE


  
 


Vedic School 

In 1980, H.H. Pedda Jeeyar Swamiji attained Siddhi and H.H. Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji took over the spiritual lineage. In 1981, Swamiji became the full-fledged head and Acharya of Srimad Ubhaya Vedantha Acharya Peetam, Nadigaddapalem. Sri Swamiji went to Badarinath, the abode of Lord Narayana and did penance, reciting the all-powerful Ashtakshari Maha Manthra. Since then, Sri Swamiji has developed the spiritual activities in a manifold way.

In 1984, Sri Swamiji started the Vedic University, under Jeeyar Educational Trust (JET), which is one of its kinds to establish and propagate the Vedic science. A number of young children are given admission into the university and they are taught the Vedas, the Upanishads and the related Vedangas. Their entire responsibility of board and lodge is borne by the University. The students are imported the knowledge of the Vedas free of cost and when these students become full-fledged Vedic scholars, they are provided with a placement. Further. Students are ensured of a comfortable living and professional security after completing their studies at the Vedic University. This is perhaps a unique schema designed to encourage prospective Vedic scholars and propagate the supreme knowledge.

Under extension programs, a similar school for young children to import the Vedic Agama lore was started at Jaggaiahpet in 1990. The unique feature here is that, in additional to Agama Sastra, a Thathva Sastra college was also started at this place, to teach spiritual courses, to whoever joins, with all facilities and attractive stipend. In order to conduct research into Vedas, Sri Swamiji has launched a Vedic Project by involving great Vedic Scholars in it. As a step in this direction, a computer center was also started by Sri Swamiji to conduct Vedic research.

The Vedic School, founded by His Holiness Sri Swamiji, is producing not only Vedic Scholars but also Vedic Scientists. Along with the text of the Vedas, Practical aspects of Vedic tenets are also taught in this school. His Holiness has been carrying out research to bridge the gap between the Modern Science and Vedic Culture. Sri Swamiji is trying to bring the Modern Scientist and the Vedic Scientist closer, so that human beings can live with peace and happiness by using Nature in the right perspective.

"Sound is the Life of the Vedas". The Vedas are Apaurusheyas or apocalyptic. Emphasis is laid on mastering the Vedic sounds in this school while the text, meaning and practical applications are also taught with equal emphasis.

There are about 50 students in the Vedic school in the different branches of the Vedas. The entire text of the Vedas is memorised without books, thus improving the Dharana Sakthi (knowledge retention capacity). The curriculum of the Vedic school consists of Yoga, Sthothra, Sandhya Vandanam, Vedic Chantings, worshipping of God etc.

In order to see that the Vedic Scholars are not detached from the main stream of society, they are given training in games and sports like cricket ,volleyball, tennis etc.

A Peace March was organised in 1988 from Srikurmam in Srikakulam district to Puri Jagannath in Orissa which was terrorist-infested. These students also conducted a Peace March in the riot-torn state of Punjab in 1989 wherein His Holiness Sri Swamiji participated and made Pada Yathra (journey on foot) throughout the length and breadth of Punjab. During the Peace March these students appealed to the people to live happily and peacefully. Today we are able to see the wonderful results the effect of chanting the Vedic Hymns !!

Establishing an Agama school is a brainchild of Sri Swamiji. The Agama School is a unique institution that imparts knowledge about the establishment and maintenance of temples in accordance with Sri Pancharathragama. The Divine science of selecting a place for the temple, constructing the shrine, Vigraha Prathistta(deifyng the idol ), rituals, maintenance etc., is taught in this school. The chanting of the mathras, procedures for sacrifices, performance of Yagas and Homas for human welfare and good yield of crops etc., are the regular activities of this institution. There are about 50 students in two Residential Agama Schools, one at Jaggaiahpet in Krishna district and the other at Somasila in Nellore district of Andhra Pradesh. The students of these schools, as part of their Project Work, participated in functioning of many temples and also celebrated the consecration of many prestigious temples in India and USA.

These students played a keyrole in conducting the Maha Varuna Yagam performed at Hyderabad in 1988, which brought forth good rains throughout the country. They also performed Sri Maha Vishnu Yagam conducted during 1994 with 1008 Kundas on the divine Thirumala Hills of Andhra Pradesh.

  

 

School for Visually Challenged

*NEW   JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR THE VISUALLY CHALLENGED - , KUKATPALLI, HYDERABAD.  

* NETRAVIDYALAYA - School for Visually Challenged - Vizianagaram -Let's Serve the Blind.