The secret to overcoming the archenemies of good relationships – lust, greed, anger, and envy – is to realise that ultimately Sri Krishna is the controller, not us. Our position is to try our best in any endeavour and to let go; to be detached from the result. Ultimately, the result is not in our control, but in Krishna’s.
Discover how the Gita can help us manage difficult emotions, respond to challenges with wisdom, and find inner stability even when our external circumstances feel unsettled.
Drawing from timeless teachings, here we present 18 practical steps to support your endeavours to integrate your bhakti yoga practices into every day life.
School of Bhakti invites you to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and connect with your inner self.
Introduce your child to the beautiful practice of Deity worship in this engaging and interactive three-hour workshop designed especially for young devotees.
Discover how practical financial wisdom and spiritual principles can work together to create greater freedom, stability and purpose in your life.
We can invite people to our homes and share prasad with them. Whether we serve simple or opulent prasad isn’t as important as the affection with which we offer it to Sri Krishna and serve it to our guests, as Krishna is pleased by the love and devotion of our offerings
Join Priya for this insightful and practical workshop as she explores how cultivating Nervous System Mastery can transform the way we experience life.
The food we eat affects our minds and health. As Krishna’s devotees, we eat only Krishna prasad because our goal is to develop our innate love for Krishna. As we eat (we call it ‘honour’) prasad, we’ll notice our consciousness is uplifted; it’s spiritualised.
A healthy mind is an inquiring mind, but what should we inquire about? We may ask, “How are you?” many times in a day, but the answers, like the question, are usually superficial. To build caring, meaningful relationships, we need to go deeper.
