The Bhagavad-gita informs us, “Charity given out of duty, without expectation of return, at the proper time and place, and to a worthy person is considered to be in the mode of goodness.” (Gita 17.20)
Tag: wisdom
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Āśā-bandha – Great Hope
Devotees offer their time, skills and wealth to Krishna. Ultimately, each of these devotees shares a common goal: to serve and please Lord Krishna.
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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.
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History and Mystery of Braj
This 90-minute Zoom seminar explores the antiquity and living reality of Braj through multiple knowledge systems, bridging devotion, scholarship, and civilizational inquiry.
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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.
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Prana Shakti: The Power Within the Breath
The Power of Breath is a dynamic 3-hour experiential seminar designed to reveal how conscious breathing can dramatically improve your physical health, emotional resilience, mental clarity, and overall wellbeing.
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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.
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Gita Life Onsite (September)
Thought-provoking and interactive way to learn the Bhagavad Gita inside-out!
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Guru Disciple
The ISKCON disciple course is intended for those wanting to understand the intricacies of the Guru-Disciple relationship.
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Relating to our near and dear ones
Building positive relationships isn’t easy, but the results are significant. Strong relationships bring us happiness and improve our physical and mental health.