Infant Siddha Program (ISP) Introduction Public Class

About the Class

Dear young parents & would be parents,

The world today knows that 80% of the brain development happens during the first 8 years of your child. Also the right brain development is complete by your child becomes 4 years. This means that your child’s emotional development, intuition and creativity is locked after he is 4. The happiness quotient is based on these aspects of your child.

Parents are the first Gurus of the child. Only through aware parenting we can develop our child to be a happy and truly universal child who can be independent and self sufficient wherever he/she goes.

Glen Doman of The Institute for Achievement of Human Potential who did a lot of research on early child development and created learning tools for infants made a revolutionary change in the way parents can educate infants. But Poojya Guruji Rishi Prabhakarji being a scientist in the area of human consciousness and effects of meditation on human mind went a step ahead. He did a detailed study on what goes into developing a child to be happy for ever. His own experiments with his own son Siddhant and children of many of our SSY teachers resulted in an amazingly wonderful program called Infant Siddha Program (ISP).

The ISP program was nurtured, explored and established by our brilliant teachers Manoj Lekhi (Mumbai) & Ravishankar (Hydrabad). Today ISP is creating revolution in young parents life in many parts of India including many villages where modern educational tools are still not so easily available.

We in our Southern California Center recently introduced the ISP training and have already experiencing very encouraging and inspiring results.

If you want to know to make the most of the first few years (from conception to the age of 8) of your child’s life so your child is a happy child for the rest of his life then please join us for free introduction online on January 23rd at 9 am (Pacific time)

Let us join hands in creating happy children who grow up to build a happy world!

Language of instruction: English

Keywords: parenting, infant education, early childhood learning