Good morning to all of you,
Respected Principal, fellow teachers, dear students, and extermed guests,
Today, as we gather to celebrate the sacred occasion of Guru Purnima, I feel truly honored to speak not as a teacher, but as a lifelong learner.
Guru Purnima is a day of deep cultural and spiritual importance in Indian tradition. It is a day dedicated to honouring gurus the ones who enlighten us, guide us, and shape our journey through life. The Sanskrit word Guru remover of darkness. And truly, a teacher's role is just that to illuminate minds, open hearts, and awaken the inner potential of every learner
This day is also celebrated as Vyasa Purnima, in memory of Maharishi Ved Vyasa, the great sage who compiled the Vedas and authored the Mahabharata future generations. a guru in the truest sense, who passed on the eternal wisdom of our scriptures to future generation.
But Guru Purnima is not limited to spiritual gurus or ancient sages. Today, I believe, we should also honor all those who guide us parents, schoolteachers, mentors, elders, and even life itself. in the classroom, we may teach lessons from textbooks, but what we truly aim to teach are values, discipline, resilience, and kindness.
As a teacher, I must also admit we learn as much from our students as they learn from us. Every question you ask, every challenge you overcome, every curiosity you express teaches us patience, adaptability, and the beauty of fresh perspectives. Teaching is a two-way street, and the most fulfilling part of our job is seeing you all grow academically, but as thoughtful, empathetic human beings... not just academically but as thoughtful,empathetic human beings.
On this occasion, I invite all my dear students to reflect on the importance of having a guide in life. In today's fast-paced, information-driven world, you have access to unlimited data, but what you need is wisdom the ability to choose the right path, the right words, the right actions. That is what a guru provides.
and to my fellow teachers - let us remind ourselves of the sacred responsibility we carry. In every classroom, we hold he power to inspire a life, shape a future, and build the foundation of a better society. Let us continue to teach with ve, patience, and purpose.
all my students, my message is simple:
ue your teachers. Seek their blessings, learn from their experiences, and never hesitate to ask questions. A guru sn't just give you answers they give you the tools to find them yourself.
finally, to all the gurus in schools, homes, temples, and hearts we thank you, we salute you, and we celebrate
ng everyone a very Happy Guru Purnima!
me light of knowledge always guide us forward.
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