What makes Divyaa’s venture different from her competitors? What can she do in a place like Bangalore, which already has dance, music, art, and yoga schools? Some thinking time gave her the idea of a shloka school that keeps kids rooted to tradition. At Gurukulam, children learn the long-forgotten heritage of reading verses in Sanskrit. These Shlokas describe various Gods of the Hindu belief, which is less of a religion and more of a way of life. Divyaa’s way of teaching is curriculum-based and three-dimensional. She introduces the tradition of shlokas to children by working on their reading, math, and memory skills. Traditional Education In Modern EraĪt Gurukulam, children experience wholesome learning and development. The tradition in the school enhances concentration reduces violence and anger inculcates values, and teaches reading, math, and memory skills. Divyaa has even found a unique connection between Sanskrit and Mathematics. With tradition as its foundation, Gurukulam runs on the core values of trust, excellence, and consistent learning. Divyaa gives the credit of her success to unconditional family support. ĭivyaa Doraiswamy’s Gurukulam – Photo Journey The Only Obstacle Her measure of success is the number of lives she has impacted. The only trouble she ever encountered in running the traditional education institution was advertising. Divyaa lacked a proper advertising strategy, but Facebook solved her problem forever. Her Gurukulam, which promotes Indian tradition through education, gained popularity. The school’s strength grew from 6 students to 100 of them over six years. Some are even on the waiting list, awaiting a chance to connect. Divyaa proudly says that even the pandemic could not affect the functioning of Gurukulam as it was virtually available since inception. On the contrary, the lockdown brought more students to Divyaa’s traditional Gurukulam.
Over the years of growing along with her traditional organization, Divyaa Doraiswamy learned many lessons. She was holding on to hope, empathy, courage, and appreciation, and some others.
In the process, she has learned not to compare herself with anyone. Today, Gurukulam is on Sochcast, where she shares her thoughts about God, education based on tradition, and shlokas.
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