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Gita Courses

Learn Bhagavad Gita in 6 Weeks Course onLINE!

Home Satsang

Spiritualize your home with Gita Satsangs and Krishna Sankirtans.

There’s something wonderfully magical about communities. One of the most powerful aspects of a well functioning community is that it can scale trust beyond individual relationships. Here are four benefits that you get from being part of a Temple community.

  • Growth: Being part of a Temple community brings purification, correction and encouragement that ultimately lead to stronger and more mature devotees. We grow best in Bhakti when we have brothers and sisters who fast-track our spiritual maturity by being a helping hand. We grow best when we grow alongside others who can lead, guide, counsel and pray for us and our relationship with God.
  • Purpose: Deep inside, we all want to be part of something bigger than us. When we become part of a community, this is exactly what happens. In a community, we serve a purpose and in serving that purpose, we grow in significance and belongingness. The community is like a body where every member/organ plays a specific role. When we become part of a community, we are given a role to play. We don’t look at this as a requirement, but rather as an opportunity to put to use gifts that God has brought into our lives.
  • Fun and Enjoyment: Bhakti is not about rituals, practices and rites. It is primarily about enjoying a relationship with the loving Supreme and with our fellow practitioners.

VASUDHAIVA KUTUMBAKAM

Seeing the world as one family – connected to that one Supreme, who is known and remembered by different names and methods across the globe. This has huge consequences: suddenly, when you’re searching for the answer to a question or need help, you’re not just looking among your family members, friends or personal network, but within a much larger group, potentially thousands of people across the whole globe.

Searching, collaborating and working within a devotional community means that the chances of finding answers to the queries we always had, the support we always needed, the true-friendships we always sought, are much bigger. There will be more people who could potentially help. The set of people who could help us will be more diverse (and therefore more valuable). A match and meaningful insights are more likely. Benefits of growing spiritually within a devotional community are always much greater than what one could ever imagine.

KIDS Korner

Join our Gita for Kids programs

  • Samskurti Classes
  • Gita Weekly Class
  • Shloka Learning
  • Mantra Chanting
  • Dharma Basics
  • Gita Contest

Youth Programs

Join our Gita for Youth programs aimed towards nourishing the hearts of today’s youth with the sublime message of the scriptures, helping them flourish in their lives in a wholesome manner. This is achieved by a number of initiatives like campus outreach, youth festivals, retreats and personal care and guidance by a team of experienced youth mentors.

What India is going through with its youth is not something new. This is exactly what America went through in its history in the 1960’s. The youth, frustrated with the lives led by their parents, rejected and rebelled against the set standards of the society and formed rules of their own, by discarding and disowning their connections with their families and experimenting with drugs, alcohol and other dangerous addictions. This was also known as the ‘hippie’ movement.

The youth, however, never got the answers to their questions and they went deeper and deeper into a blind, dark alley. It is there that they suddenly saw light in the form of His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, a distinguished scholar and a pure devotee of Lord Krishna, who had stepped on to the shores of America. Over the next decade, he went about transforming the lives of these very youngsters, who were on the precipice of sunset to a new world of joy, happiness and devotion. This he did by revealing the ancient and timeless knowledge of a highly civilized society in the Vedic times, thereby also quashing some theories that the Vedas were meant for people of a particular time, place and nationality.

Gita for Women

Join our Gita for Women programs

We are delighted to announce new Gita sessions exclusively for women! Join us for an empowering experience tailored just for you. Let's explore the wisdom and strength within the pages of the Bhagavad Gita together.

  • Frequency: Daily & Weekly
  • Time: To be announced shortly
  • Duration: 30 minutes
  • Location: Virtual

These sessions will help you:

  • Unleash your true potential as a mother and build a truly happy family.
  • Raise, nurture, and nourish your children with culture, values, and character.
  • Handle life's complexities with a stable mind.
  • Build a strong and unshakable foundation for your life, redefining your true purpose.
  • Release unwanted depression and anxiety.
  • Deep dive into life secrets—karma, destiny, fate, mind, anger, greed, love, and kindness.
  • Gain courage to face uncertainties and unfavorable situations with maturity.
  • Become steady-minded, peaceful, satisfied, and content.
  • Control and balance your emotions without losing focus.

Join us and transform your life with the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita!

Online Courses

Join our Online Vedic Courses

His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, Founder-Acharya of International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) often expressed his thoughts:

“We are traveling all over the world, but there is no university, no institution, no school, no academy where the education of spiritual nature is imparted.”

Therefore he considered the establishment of a Vedic academy very essential. Hence, the BACE has been established for this purpose of conducting courses for a systematic study of vedic literatures, and various other courses on lifestyle management and cultural training.

Village Sankirtan

Invite us to perform Sankirtan and Gita Pravachan in your village