Our Kids Barn Day Retreat invites kids to connect with nature and animals like never before.
Hare Krishna Primary School participates in World Clean Up Day
The children of Gurukula – The Hare Krishna Primary School (near Bhaktivedanta Manor, London) took part in a community clean-up of the Gurukula grounds and the neighbouring Hilton Hotel car park.
Sunday Love Feast in Edgware
On the morning of Sunday 7th September, over 200 people (including 75 children), descended upon the Krishna Avanti Primary School in Edgeware to witness the first event of its kind.
Looking Inwards
Each experience and interaction offers an opportunity for self-discovery and learning about other devotees. It’s not always easy to confront our flaws, such as bad habits, a critical mindset, or cheating.
Lord of the Universe graces Liverpool
The dedicated team of brahmacaris (monks) trained at Bhaktivedanta Manor, have organised another successful event in Liverpool: Ratha Yatra
Beautiful new additions to New Gokul
The team have some exciting news to share from New Gokul Farm. Recently the goshala family has grown with several beautiful new additions!
Faith, Health and Partnership
Bhaktivedanta Manor recently hosted an important One Vision Faith and Health Networking Board Meeting.
The Dice Game at Midlands Arts Centre
In mid-July, after over eight months of dedicated work, The Dice Game was brought to life by the School of Bhakti Productions at the Midlands Arts Centre — a powerful retelling of the legendary gambling match from the Mahabharata.
A Sacred Ceremony for Leadership Transition at Avanti Schools Trust
A beautiful ceremony was held to honour a significant moment in the journey of the Avanti Schools Trust. The ceremony was conducted to express deep gratitude to Nitesh Gor OBE (Navina Krsna das), and to warmly welcome Dr James Biddulph MBE as the new CEO of the Trust.
Bhakti Yoga – The Yoga of the Heart
As “perfect” robots gradually take over jobs, devaluing human skills, and artificial intelligence relieves us of the need to think, write, or memorise, all that remains in humans that can’t be taken away is the heart.