Science and Spirituality of Bhagwat Geeta

Struggling with doubts, relationships, or life’s challenges?

This beginner’s guide course will give you the tools to overcome life’s trials and discover inner peace through The BHAGAVAD-GITA and Its Practical Implementation.

The Bhagavad Gita, often referred to as the Gita, is a 700-verse Hindu scripture that is part of the Indian epic Mahabharata. It is a sacred text of the Hindu religion and is written in the form of a dialogue between Lord Krishna and Arjuna, a prince and warrior.

In this 7 days program people will learn the practical implementation of Bhagwat geeta in day to day life. The Bhagavad Gita, an ancient Indian scripture, is a guide to living a balanced and meaningful life. Its teachings are timeless and can be applied to our daily routines.

Course Curriculum

Key Points of Bhagwat Geeta

1. Self-Discovery and Purpose (Swadharma)

The Gita emphasizes understanding one's true nature and fulfilling one's duties with dedication. By identifying our strengths and passions, we can pursue careers and relationships that align with our values.

2. Detachment from Results (Karma Yoga)

Perform actions without attachment to the outcome. Focus on effort and dedication rather than worrying about success or failure. This approach reduces stress and increases productivity.

3.Mental Stability (Equanimity - Samatvam)

The Gita teaches us to maintain composure in both success and failure. Practicing mindfulness and meditation can help in achieving inner peace and emotional stability.

4.Discipline and Self-Control (Yogic Discipline)

Regular self-reflection, discipline in habits, and control over desires lead to a balanced and harmonious life. Simple practices like waking up early, eating healthily, and exercising can help maintain physical and mental well-being.

5.Overcoming Fear and Doubt (Shraddha and Bhakti)

The Gita encourages faith in oneself and a higher power. Trust in your abilities and stay committed to your goals, even in the face of adversity.

6. Service to Others (Seva and Compassion)

Selfless service and kindness towards others create positive relationships and a sense of fulfillment. Volunteering and helping others can enhance our sense of purpose.

7. Knowledge and Wisdom (Jnana Yoga)

Continuous learning and seeking wisdom lead to personal growth and enlightenment. Reading, reflecting, and engaging in meaningful conversations expand our understanding of life.

8. Important Shloka's

Apart from above points we will cover all important shloka from different chapters to understand the meaningful life that Bhagwat Geeta teaches us.

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