Queridas/os Amigas/os:
Os presentamos un resumen de las actividades de nuestro Cultural Center EL NIU FELIÇ -THE KHUSHI NEST de Katmandú (Nepal)
Lo primero es dar la bienvenida a 2 alumnas nuevas MAN MAYA TAMANG y SURYA MAYA SHRESTHA a las que nuestras eficientes profesoras Sadikshya, Shanti y Eureka les enseñarán:
- Clases de Nepalí, Inglés, Matemáticas, Filosofía, Ciencias sociales, Gimnasia, Yoga…
- Celebrarán el día de las profesoras en el que alumnas y profesoras se ponen TIKA , KHATA Y HENNA
la TIKA es un puntito rojo de arroz con colorante que se coloca en la frente entre las cejas. Representa una marca sagrada, una bendición espiritual y la conexión con el tercer ojo en el hinduismo.
la KHATA es un fular de seda con inscripciones religiosas que simboliza el respeto, la pureza, la compasión y los buenos deseos
…..la HENNA es un tinte natural en polvo que se obtiene al moler las hojas secas del arbusto Lawsonia inermis. Se usa para hacer tatuajes temporales en la piel. - …..Harán jabón, flores con plásticos reciclados, pondrán dinero en la hucha de la Viuda para compartir nuestra fiesta, aprenderán nuevas recetas de cocina…
También aprenderán a colaborar en nuestro periódico TKNT (THE KHUSHI NEST TIME) - …..Para sensibilizar a las alumnas respecto a la belleza que las rodea, las alumnas harán fotos de su Vida diaria
- …..Como nos enviamos felicitaciones por cada fiesta que celebramos con frases bonitas y cálidas, las colgamos en la pared para verlas constantemente.
Como veis nos lo pasamos muy bien aprendiendo, compartiendo, ayudando…
Es lo que todo el Equipo os desea a vosotras/os para que seáis ¡¡¡MUY FELICES!!!
Gran, fuerte y cálido abrazo
continuará…
Cultural Center EL NIU FELIÇ – THE KHUSHI NEST
THE KHUSHI NEST TIMES
DIFFERENT PHASES OF WOMEN
31th July 2026
LAXMI DEUBANJAR
Namaste. I am Laxmi Deubanjar from Khusibun. I am very happy to study here. I can read stories, write some phrases in Nepali. After coming here, I am able to read and write. Thank you for your support, education and help towards many women.
ANJU SAPKOTA
Hello, Namaste! My name is Anju Sapkota. I live in Chamati. I am suffering from many diseases so I could not study very well but also as the TKN is near my room, I want to study Nepali and Math. I want to learn some more knowledge and more workshop because from childhood I did not got chance to study in school. Thank you my dear teachers and Founder Maria.
SHOVA MAHARJAN
I am Shova Maharjan from Chamati. I am very happy to study in TKN. I am able to study Nepali and some more English. I have three daughters, we are like friends so we share about education, workshop and so on. I am also happy to learn various workshop as it helps to build up our self confidence and make us skillful. I am also trying various workshop which can be done at home. I am very happy although our Founder Maria is far away she is looking after us and giving us support.i want to thank to all teachers as well.
SITA PANDEY
I am Sita Pandey from Shorhakhutte. I am coming here since long time. I am able to read nepali stories and do addition and substraction in Math. I am very happy to be in The Khushinest.
On 29th July,in The Khushi Nest cultural center; we celebrate teacher’s day with all women.
This is the plastic flower made by disposable plastic bags; philosophy class taken by Teacher Urika to all the women.
MARIA VILLALBA BADIA, FOUNDER
I WANT TO SHARE ABOUT THE PHRASES USEFUL IN OUR LIFE.
- Por oscura que sea la noche, siempre habrá alguien que encienda la luz.
No matter how dark the night, there will always be someone to light the way in English. - hay que cultivar nuestro jardín interno. (Voltaire)
We must cultivate our inner garden. (Voltaire) in English - al hombre le gusta cavar en busca de la felicidad, aun sabiendo que al encontrarla la destruirá (Fiódor Dostoievski)
Man likes to dig in search of happiness, even knowing that upon finding it, he will destroy it. (Fyodor Dostoevsky) in English. - aquellos que renuncien a su libertad esencial para comprar un poco de seguridad temporal, perderán la libertad y la seguridad. (Benjamín Franklin)
Those who give up their essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety will lose both liberty and safety. (Benjamin Franklin) in English. - dejar que el enemigo se agote a sí mismo y actuar cuando está debilitado. (pensamiento chino)
Let the enemy exhaust themselves and act when they are weakened. (Chinese thought) in English. - la libertad se paga con la soledad.(M.V.B.)
Freedom comes at the price of solitude. (M.V.B.) in English. - la verdadera libertad es la capacidad de mantener tu humanidad, independientemente de las circunstancias externas. (Fiódor Dostoievski)
True freedom is the ability to maintain one’s humanity, regardless of external circumstances. (Fyodor Dostoevsky) in English. - la belleza es el resplandor de la verdad.(Antoni Gaudí)
Beauty is the radiance of truth. (Antoni Gaudí) in English. - la riqueza real no se mide por casas, por automóviles o cuentas bancarias, se mide por las personas que se mantiene leales cuando no tienen nada que ganar.
Real wealth is not measured by houses, cars, or bank accounts; it is measured by the people who remain loyal when they have nothing to gain in English. - la valentía que da la ignorancia.
The courage born of ignorance in English.
SHANTI MAHARJAN, TEACHER
I want to share some thought of mine in topic Teacher’s Day
Teachers’ Day is a special occasion dedicated to honoring and appreciating teachers for their invaluable contribution to society. Teachers play a vital role in shaping the minds, character, and future of students by imparting knowledge, values, and life skills. They inspire curiosity, encourage creativity, and guide students to become responsible and confident individuals. Their patience, dedication, and commitment leave a lasting impact on the lives of countless learners.
In Nepal, Teachers’ Day is celebrated on **Guru Purnima**, a festival that recognizes the sacred bond between teachers and students. On this day, students express their gratitude by offering flowers, greeting cards, and small gifts to their teachers. Many schools organize special programs, including cultural performances, speeches, and award ceremonies, to acknowledge the hard work and dedication of educators. Teachers’ Day reminds us to respect and appreciate the efforts of teachers, whose guidance helps build a knowledgeable, skilled, and compassionate society.
URIKA PRADHAN, TEACHER
I want to share about the how the rules and regulation are important in every sector in anywhere.
The rules and regulation helps to make every organization, official sector, peoples work to put in order, work smooth, punctual and order, and achieve goals, without them the every sector like community, society and many area face the confliction. So offices, organization and many sector need to have the rules and regulation which helps to improve and develop their achievement and goals like the Khushinest as we are enjoying classes, enhance focus on how to improve and expand our education.
KHEMA SHRESTHA (SADIKSHYA), TEACHER
I want to share about the appreciation is necessary in our life.
Appreciation is necessary for every human being. It boots personal motivation, improves mental health and build self-confidence and also builds strong relationship. It Inspires people to work harder, do better, and keep going when things get tough because they feel their effort is seen. It also helps you feel good about who you are and what you do, leading to a calmer and more positive mind. It also helps to Lowers stress, clears negative thoughts, and helps you sleep better by changing your focus to the good things and build trust in surroundings.
THE END…
Maria Villalba Badia
Fundadora y Directora