THE TALE OF TWO BROTHERS – PART 2

What is the right age to teach values? Five years? Ten years? Teenage
years? Or after children become adults? On a seemingly ordinary evening,
Dr. Abhishek Gilara met a six-year-old saint whose life challenged
everything modern society assumes about parenting, spirituality,
and character development. The child was Saint Bhagawat. The
lesson was timeless. Through this remarkable encounter, the author
embarks on a journey to uncover one of the most important parenting
questions of all time: How were strong values and deep samskar
passed from one generation to another for centuries?
Drawing upon personal experiences, family history, spiritual insights, modern research, and lessons frommore than one hundred previously written books, Dr. Gilara explores the forgotten art of raising children with purpose. This book reveals why the first university is home, why parents are a child’s most influential teachers, and why the earliest years of life may determine the strength of character for decades to come. More than a book about parenting, this is a book about legacy. More than a book about spirituality, this is a book about human development. And more than a story about one child, it is a roadmap for every parent who wishes to leave behind something greater than wealth. Because money can be inherited.Property can be inherited. Businesses can be inherited. But only samskar can create generations worth inheriting from.