Pre- Thinking Activity : What's in a name

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Pre- Thinking Activity : What's in a Name ?


  


 Answer the Following questions:


1. What's in a name ? What is the meaning of it ?


 My Name is vishwa. The meaning of Vishva is : Earth, Universe.


2. What qualities commonly linked with your name do you belive reflect your attribute ?

    qualities commonly associated with the name vishwa name :

     The name "Vishwa" is often associated with qualities like universality, broad-mindedness, and a global perspective. In reflecting on these attributes, I strive to provide a wide-ranging understanding of topics, embrace diverse perspectives, and offer insights that transcend specific boundaries or limitations.


 • Universal outlook: Often associated with a broad, inclusive perspective that transcends cultural or geographical boundaries.

• Global awareness: Implies a deep understanding or interest in global issues, cultures, and perspectives.

• Intellectual curiosity: Linked with a thirst for knowledge and a desire to explore diverse ideas and concepts.

•Leadership: Sometimes associated with qualities of leadership, especially in contexts that require understanding and collaboration across diverse groups.

• Open-mindedness: Suggests a willingness to consider different viewpoints and embrace new ideas.

These qualities reflect a persona that is often seen as encompassing and open to the world's diversity and complexity.


3. Why  do you think the name is important ?


  Vishwa is a masculine name of Indian origin. It holds profound significance, representing the Hindu god Vishnu, who is revered to be as vast as the universe. Thus, Vishwa means 'universe,' or 'world. ' It is a form of the Indian name Visva, which translates to 'all.


   

   

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