Nitesh Gor – författare

The Soul of Education is a deeply integrative exploration (both spiritual and secular) of what it means to reclaim the moral, spiritual, and relational heart of schooling. Drawing together contemporary educational research, insights from Vedic philosophy, and lived practice, the book invites readers to re-examine the purposes and possibilities of education in a rapidly changing world.Through interconnected chapters, the authors present a soul-led vision of education, grounded in teachings from the Bhagavad Gītā and Vedic thought. They explore how values, virtues, and beliefs shape character, agency, and wellbeing in school life, while critiquing the performative pressures and utilitarian aims that have eroded the “soul” of modern schooling. Central to the book is the Tree of Life framework, which integrates Educational Excellence, Character Formation, and Spiritual Insight to create a holistic ecology of learning. Practical examples and classroom anecdotes illustrate how educators and parents can foster inner growth through listening, reflection, service, and compassionate action.This book is ideal for educators, parents, policymakers, and anyone invested in the future of education. It speaks to those seeking alternatives to materialism and performativity, offering tools to address the challenges of growing up in a technologically advanced, socially fragmented world.

The Soul of Education is a deeply integrative exploration (both spiritual and secular) of what it means to reclaim the moral, spiritual, and relational heart of schooling. Drawing together contemporary educational research, insights from Vedic philosophy, and lived practice, the book invites readers to re-examine the purposes and possibilities of education in a rapidly changing world.Through interconnected chapters, the authors present a soul-led vision of education, grounded in teachings from the Bhagavad Gītā and Vedic thought. They explore how values, virtues, and beliefs shape character, agency, and wellbeing in school life, while critiquing the performative pressures and utilitarian aims that have eroded the “soul” of modern schooling. Central to the book is the Tree of Life framework, which integrates Educational Excellence, Character Formation, and Spiritual Insight to create a holistic ecology of learning. Practical examples and classroom anecdotes illustrate how educators and parents can foster inner growth through listening, reflection, service, and compassionate action.This book is ideal for educators, parents, policymakers, and anyone invested in the future of education. It speaks to those seeking alternatives to materialism and performativity, offering tools to address the challenges of growing up in a technologically advanced, socially fragmented world.

‘The 5-minute Gita is your new guide to life. It powerfully distils the timeless wisdom of the East for a world with less time’ – Jay ShettyUnlock the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad GitaThe Bhagavad Gita is one of the world’s greatest spiritual treasures, yet its profound teachings remain a mystery to many. Spoken on a battlefield in just 700 verses, this ancient text holds life-changing insights, but for first-time readers, its depth can feel overwhelming. Nitesh Gor, a student of the Gita for over three decades, unlocks the gateway to its riches. This book distils the Gita’s core teachings into an 18-day journey – perfect for newcomers and a refreshing companion for seasoned readers. This guide illuminates timeless concepts like karma, dharma, and yoga without jargon and deviation from the original spirit of the text. The Gita isn’t just philosophy – it’s a roadmap for living wisely. Discover how its insights can reshape your relationships, work, and inner world. A treasure awaits. Begin your journey today.

Before Religion is a treasure hunt through the oldest philosophical and spiritual texts known to humankind. This book is about how spirituality can be experienced by anyone, anywhere. It is about self-realisation and the ultimate reality that exists behind a veil of illusion. And it is a rallying call to confront the conflict caused by exclusivism and the thinking that 'my religion is the only way'.