Last month, KCSOC hosted a day retreat at Bhaktivedanta Manor, welcoming over 270 university students from across the UK. The day was packed with engaging and purposeful activities, including cow care, a unique arts ‘vision boarding’, yoga, ‘debunking a monk’ and a new Ayurveda workshop. They wrapped up the day with an incredibly vibrant kirtan from Radhika Das, that brought the whole room to life. KCSOC Retreats are a fun and uplifting escape where they dive into a ton of live group activities. It’s a chance to recharge, make new friends, and grow spiritually in a vibrant, supportive community. KCSOC...
Hertsmere Community Conference
Temple President Her Grace Visakha dasi was invited to join a panel of representatives at a Hertsmere Community Conference, in the Wyllyotts Theatre, Potters Bar.
Relating to our wider circle
Colleagues, neighbours, acquaintances, distant relatives – we probably have dozens (or even hundreds) of such people in our lives, and it’s important to have nourishing relationships with them.
The Art, Science and Perfection of Deity Worship
This 4-week course offers a balanced blend of philosophy, practical guidance, and inner cultivation to help students understand and deepen their connection with Krishna through the sacred art of worship.
Turban Making
This workshop offers a beautiful blend of Vaishnava culture, practical skill, and personal guidance, making it suitable for complete newcomers as well as those already familiar with temple life.
Gita Life Onsite (September)
Thought-provoking and interactive way to learn the Bhagavad Gita inside-out!
Guru Disciple Hybrid
The ISKCON disciple course is intended for those wanting to understand the intricacies of the Guru-Disciple relationship.
Young Voices, Timeless Wisdom at the Gurukul
Over the past few years, Gurukula pupils have presented both online and in person to several schools, including Longwood, St Meryl, Cannon Lane, Millbrook Primary, and St Andrew’s.
Planting Seeds of Unity
On 2nd February, Dr Diviash Thakrar and Nilesh represented Bhaktivedanta Manor at a local Tu BiShvat festival, the Jewish tree-planting celebration. The ceremony was led by a mix of civic leaders, faith representatives, and local community members.
Festival Sankirtan: Celebrate, Share, and Serve
Want to try book distribution in a fun and festive setting?
Want to celebrate Vaishnava festival days while fully taking advantage of the mercy available?
Want to help spread joy, wisdom — and cookies — on special festival days?