Where there is openness, learning becomes easy to perceive and flourish.
Spirituality doesn't mean only reading books and taking seminars. There are so many ways we can spread our love and connect on our path. The openness in Kanya Campus' staff and student body is unique and rare. From far remote regions of Western Nepal, girls are able to come to Pokhara with a full scholarship and get a quality education. The Campus Family has that energy to innovate and spread love.
Today there was a celebration of Teej, the festival for women, where students composed their own songs and sang them for the school. One group wrote about Kanya Campus as a home, where all girls gather together as one family. When we teach and share music, even if one's heart is closed, something will change and heal them within the music. It's their own voice and heart that will connect them back to themself.
Space and openness are so important, and both are found in this college — what's needed is a little outside help. We have just donated two guitars for the beginning of their music program, and we aim to donate 5 more. We are already providing volunteer teachers to give weekly music lessons at the school. May this one unique college, which is full of potential, have the chance to blossom and spread the energy of creativity and love far and wide.
You can put a guitar in the hands of a bright, engaged student today.
We asked the students what instrument they would most like to learn, and the vast majority voted on acoustic guitar. One guitar costs approximately $125. We've already donated 2 and our goal is to donate 5 more. Follow us on Instagram for updates about the classes.
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