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About The Author: C. Janakavalli is basically a master of Zoology; her areas of interest include Educational Psychology, Personality Development, Special Education, Educational Research, Educational Technology and Life Skills. She started her academic career as a special resource teacher for the visually impaired learners; she rose to be the Principal of the College. She had served for this institution for 25 years in various capacities in the department of Education. She organised the seminar as Organising Secretary. She adores Swamiji very much and he is her role model. The Holy Trinity Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, Holy Mother Sarada Devi and Swami Vivekananda is her idols of worship. T. Nagavalli, is Associate Professor of Mathematics. She has been working for this institution for the past two decades. She is interested in Mathematics Education, Educational Research, Advanced Educational Statistics, Educational Technology and Guidance and Counseling apart from Gender Differences in Mathematics and Mathematics Learning Disability. She is very interested in Swaimiji's prophetic vision and his unparalleled work for the motherland. K.P. Shanmugavadivu is Associate Professor of Education. She joined the Sarada Faculty five years ago. She is a Chemistry Post Graduate and a master of Educational Psychology. She is very pious and follower of the Holy Trinity. She is very interested in Fine Arts. Her areas of interest range from cognitive Psychology to Learning Styles and Theories. Contents: CONTENTS: # Editorial 9 List of Contributors 11 PART–I: SPIRITUAL VALUES IN HIGHER EDUCATION 1. Spiritual Values in Higher Education 17 B. Kavitha 2. Swamiji and the Guru in Renovating Education 21 C. Praveen 3. Education and Moral Values 25 T. Padmashree 4. Moral Values in College Education 31 Chandragupta 5. Educational Values of Swami Vivekananda 35 G. Gayathri 6. Moral Education in Schools 41 K. Sujatha and C. Nandeesh 7. Role of Ethical Education 45 P. Pandiavadivu PART–II: WESTE