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SUMMARY:Bhagavad Gita: Karma Yoga
DESCRIPTION:Swami Rama has explained that “No one can live without performing actions. When you perform actions\, therein you reap the fruits of your actions. “As you sow\, so shall you reap.” Nobody can escape from this law. When you reap the fruits of actions\, those actions inspire you to perform more actions. Seemingly\, there is no end. This creates a sense of helplessness. You cannot live without doing your duty\, but when you do your duty\, you find yourself caught in a whirlpool. You are not happy because duty makes you a slave.” \nThe Bhagavad Gita teaches us how we should engage in actions in a manner that can facilitate our ultimate good\, while interacting in this world. We can thus learn to evaluate the effect of our actions on our life\, and assess whether they lead us towards bondage or liberation. \n \nThe human life is a beautiful and delicate combination of right knowledge and right action. It will be a blind life\, if there is only Karma and no Jnana (knowledge) to guide our actions in life. All efforts turn blind without good judgment\, and intelligence is nonproductive without sincere effort. \nWe must have buddhi (discriminative faculty) as well as karma in our life. If we were to only think deeply and not do anything\, the buddhi would be wasted. If we were to go on working and give no thought to things\, the karmas would be destroyed. Life progresses in the right direction with a combination of both karma and buddhi. \nSwami Rama has further said\, “The first thing you should learn is how to perform your actions\, yet remain unaffected. Your duty should not give you stress and strain. It should not make you a slave. \nIt is possible to live perfectly on earth if one is able to work and to love—to work for what one loves\, and to love what one is working at. \nGet up\, my friends\, arise: attain knowledge\, and dedicate your life to the service of your fellow beings.” \nDonations: Loving donations from the heart may be offered and will support the ashram during the pandemic. Kindly contact us at ahymsin@ahymsin.org for more information. \nTeacher: Rabindra Sahu \nDates: The six sessions will be organized over three weekends (Saturday and Sunday) at 6:00-7:00 IST (Indian Standard Time) from 9 – 24 October 2021. Kindly convert to your country’s time-zone accordingly. \nMedium: Online through Zoom \nLanguage: English \nRequest: Kindly join only if you are able to commit to all 6 sessions\, as the topics are progressive and systematic. \nLast Date for Registration: 8 October\, 2021 (Friday) \nFor Registrations/Enquiries/Donations: ahymsin@ahymsin.org
URL:http://www.sadhakagrama.org/event/bhagavad-gita-karma-yoga/2021-10-24/
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SUMMARY:Bhagavad Gita: Karma Yoga
DESCRIPTION:Swami Rama has explained that “No one can live without performing actions. When you perform actions\, therein you reap the fruits of your actions. “As you sow\, so shall you reap.” Nobody can escape from this law. When you reap the fruits of actions\, those actions inspire you to perform more actions. Seemingly\, there is no end. This creates a sense of helplessness. You cannot live without doing your duty\, but when you do your duty\, you find yourself caught in a whirlpool. You are not happy because duty makes you a slave.” \nThe Bhagavad Gita teaches us how we should engage in actions in a manner that can facilitate our ultimate good\, while interacting in this world. We can thus learn to evaluate the effect of our actions on our life\, and assess whether they lead us towards bondage or liberation. \n \nThe human life is a beautiful and delicate combination of right knowledge and right action. It will be a blind life\, if there is only Karma and no Jnana (knowledge) to guide our actions in life. All efforts turn blind without good judgment\, and intelligence is nonproductive without sincere effort. \nWe must have buddhi (discriminative faculty) as well as karma in our life. If we were to only think deeply and not do anything\, the buddhi would be wasted. If we were to go on working and give no thought to things\, the karmas would be destroyed. Life progresses in the right direction with a combination of both karma and buddhi. \nSwami Rama has further said\, “The first thing you should learn is how to perform your actions\, yet remain unaffected. Your duty should not give you stress and strain. It should not make you a slave. \nIt is possible to live perfectly on earth if one is able to work and to love—to work for what one loves\, and to love what one is working at. \nGet up\, my friends\, arise: attain knowledge\, and dedicate your life to the service of your fellow beings.” \nDonations: Loving donations from the heart may be offered and will support the ashram during the pandemic. Kindly contact us at ahymsin@ahymsin.org for more information. \nTeacher: Rabindra Sahu \nDates: The six sessions will be organized over three weekends (Saturday and Sunday) at 6:00-7:00 IST (Indian Standard Time) from 9 – 24 October 2021. Kindly convert to your country’s time-zone accordingly. \nMedium: Online through Zoom \nLanguage: English \nRequest: Kindly join only if you are able to commit to all 6 sessions\, as the topics are progressive and systematic. \nLast Date for Registration: 8 October\, 2021 (Friday) \nFor Registrations/Enquiries/Donations: ahymsin@ahymsin.org
URL:http://www.sadhakagrama.org/event/bhagavad-gita-karma-yoga/2021-10-23/
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SUMMARY:Bhagavad Gita: Karma Yoga
DESCRIPTION:Swami Rama has explained that “No one can live without performing actions. When you perform actions\, therein you reap the fruits of your actions. “As you sow\, so shall you reap.” Nobody can escape from this law. When you reap the fruits of actions\, those actions inspire you to perform more actions. Seemingly\, there is no end. This creates a sense of helplessness. You cannot live without doing your duty\, but when you do your duty\, you find yourself caught in a whirlpool. You are not happy because duty makes you a slave.” \nThe Bhagavad Gita teaches us how we should engage in actions in a manner that can facilitate our ultimate good\, while interacting in this world. We can thus learn to evaluate the effect of our actions on our life\, and assess whether they lead us towards bondage or liberation. \n \nThe human life is a beautiful and delicate combination of right knowledge and right action. It will be a blind life\, if there is only Karma and no Jnana (knowledge) to guide our actions in life. All efforts turn blind without good judgment\, and intelligence is nonproductive without sincere effort. \nWe must have buddhi (discriminative faculty) as well as karma in our life. If we were to only think deeply and not do anything\, the buddhi would be wasted. If we were to go on working and give no thought to things\, the karmas would be destroyed. Life progresses in the right direction with a combination of both karma and buddhi. \nSwami Rama has further said\, “The first thing you should learn is how to perform your actions\, yet remain unaffected. Your duty should not give you stress and strain. It should not make you a slave. \nIt is possible to live perfectly on earth if one is able to work and to love—to work for what one loves\, and to love what one is working at. \nGet up\, my friends\, arise: attain knowledge\, and dedicate your life to the service of your fellow beings.” \nDonations: Loving donations from the heart may be offered and will support the ashram during the pandemic. Kindly contact us at ahymsin@ahymsin.org for more information. \nTeacher: Rabindra Sahu \nDates: The six sessions will be organized over three weekends (Saturday and Sunday) at 6:00-7:00 IST (Indian Standard Time) from 9 – 24 October 2021. Kindly convert to your country’s time-zone accordingly. \nMedium: Online through Zoom \nLanguage: English \nRequest: Kindly join only if you are able to commit to all 6 sessions\, as the topics are progressive and systematic. \nLast Date for Registration: 8 October\, 2021 (Friday) \nFor Registrations/Enquiries/Donations: ahymsin@ahymsin.org
URL:http://www.sadhakagrama.org/event/bhagavad-gita-karma-yoga/2021-10-17/
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SUMMARY:Bhagavad Gita: Karma Yoga
DESCRIPTION:Swami Rama has explained that “No one can live without performing actions. When you perform actions\, therein you reap the fruits of your actions. “As you sow\, so shall you reap.” Nobody can escape from this law. When you reap the fruits of actions\, those actions inspire you to perform more actions. Seemingly\, there is no end. This creates a sense of helplessness. You cannot live without doing your duty\, but when you do your duty\, you find yourself caught in a whirlpool. You are not happy because duty makes you a slave.” \nThe Bhagavad Gita teaches us how we should engage in actions in a manner that can facilitate our ultimate good\, while interacting in this world. We can thus learn to evaluate the effect of our actions on our life\, and assess whether they lead us towards bondage or liberation. \n \nThe human life is a beautiful and delicate combination of right knowledge and right action. It will be a blind life\, if there is only Karma and no Jnana (knowledge) to guide our actions in life. All efforts turn blind without good judgment\, and intelligence is nonproductive without sincere effort. \nWe must have buddhi (discriminative faculty) as well as karma in our life. If we were to only think deeply and not do anything\, the buddhi would be wasted. If we were to go on working and give no thought to things\, the karmas would be destroyed. Life progresses in the right direction with a combination of both karma and buddhi. \nSwami Rama has further said\, “The first thing you should learn is how to perform your actions\, yet remain unaffected. Your duty should not give you stress and strain. It should not make you a slave. \nIt is possible to live perfectly on earth if one is able to work and to love—to work for what one loves\, and to love what one is working at. \nGet up\, my friends\, arise: attain knowledge\, and dedicate your life to the service of your fellow beings.” \nDonations: Loving donations from the heart may be offered and will support the ashram during the pandemic. Kindly contact us at ahymsin@ahymsin.org for more information. \nTeacher: Rabindra Sahu \nDates: The six sessions will be organized over three weekends (Saturday and Sunday) at 6:00-7:00 IST (Indian Standard Time) from 9 – 24 October 2021. Kindly convert to your country’s time-zone accordingly. \nMedium: Online through Zoom \nLanguage: English \nRequest: Kindly join only if you are able to commit to all 6 sessions\, as the topics are progressive and systematic. \nLast Date for Registration: 8 October\, 2021 (Friday) \nFor Registrations/Enquiries/Donations: ahymsin@ahymsin.org
URL:http://www.sadhakagrama.org/event/bhagavad-gita-karma-yoga/2021-10-16/
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SUMMARY:Bhagavad Gita: Karma Yoga
DESCRIPTION:Swami Rama has explained that “No one can live without performing actions. When you perform actions\, therein you reap the fruits of your actions. “As you sow\, so shall you reap.” Nobody can escape from this law. When you reap the fruits of actions\, those actions inspire you to perform more actions. Seemingly\, there is no end. This creates a sense of helplessness. You cannot live without doing your duty\, but when you do your duty\, you find yourself caught in a whirlpool. You are not happy because duty makes you a slave.” \nThe Bhagavad Gita teaches us how we should engage in actions in a manner that can facilitate our ultimate good\, while interacting in this world. We can thus learn to evaluate the effect of our actions on our life\, and assess whether they lead us towards bondage or liberation. \n \nThe human life is a beautiful and delicate combination of right knowledge and right action. It will be a blind life\, if there is only Karma and no Jnana (knowledge) to guide our actions in life. All efforts turn blind without good judgment\, and intelligence is nonproductive without sincere effort. \nWe must have buddhi (discriminative faculty) as well as karma in our life. If we were to only think deeply and not do anything\, the buddhi would be wasted. If we were to go on working and give no thought to things\, the karmas would be destroyed. Life progresses in the right direction with a combination of both karma and buddhi. \nSwami Rama has further said\, “The first thing you should learn is how to perform your actions\, yet remain unaffected. Your duty should not give you stress and strain. It should not make you a slave. \nIt is possible to live perfectly on earth if one is able to work and to love—to work for what one loves\, and to love what one is working at. \nGet up\, my friends\, arise: attain knowledge\, and dedicate your life to the service of your fellow beings.” \nDonations: Loving donations from the heart may be offered and will support the ashram during the pandemic. Kindly contact us at ahymsin@ahymsin.org for more information. \nTeacher: Rabindra Sahu \nDates: The six sessions will be organized over three weekends (Saturday and Sunday) at 6:00-7:00 IST (Indian Standard Time) from 9 – 24 October 2021. Kindly convert to your country’s time-zone accordingly. \nMedium: Online through Zoom \nLanguage: English \nRequest: Kindly join only if you are able to commit to all 6 sessions\, as the topics are progressive and systematic. \nLast Date for Registration: 8 October\, 2021 (Friday) \nFor Registrations/Enquiries/Donations: ahymsin@ahymsin.org
URL:http://www.sadhakagrama.org/event/bhagavad-gita-karma-yoga/2021-10-10/
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SUMMARY:Bhagavad Gita: Karma Yoga
DESCRIPTION:Swami Rama has explained that “No one can live without performing actions. When you perform actions\, therein you reap the fruits of your actions. “As you sow\, so shall you reap.” Nobody can escape from this law. When you reap the fruits of actions\, those actions inspire you to perform more actions. Seemingly\, there is no end. This creates a sense of helplessness. You cannot live without doing your duty\, but when you do your duty\, you find yourself caught in a whirlpool. You are not happy because duty makes you a slave.” \nThe Bhagavad Gita teaches us how we should engage in actions in a manner that can facilitate our ultimate good\, while interacting in this world. We can thus learn to evaluate the effect of our actions on our life\, and assess whether they lead us towards bondage or liberation. \n \nThe human life is a beautiful and delicate combination of right knowledge and right action. It will be a blind life\, if there is only Karma and no Jnana (knowledge) to guide our actions in life. All efforts turn blind without good judgment\, and intelligence is nonproductive without sincere effort. \nWe must have buddhi (discriminative faculty) as well as karma in our life. If we were to only think deeply and not do anything\, the buddhi would be wasted. If we were to go on working and give no thought to things\, the karmas would be destroyed. Life progresses in the right direction with a combination of both karma and buddhi. \nSwami Rama has further said\, “The first thing you should learn is how to perform your actions\, yet remain unaffected. Your duty should not give you stress and strain. It should not make you a slave. \nIt is possible to live perfectly on earth if one is able to work and to love—to work for what one loves\, and to love what one is working at. \nGet up\, my friends\, arise: attain knowledge\, and dedicate your life to the service of your fellow beings.” \nDonations: Loving donations from the heart may be offered and will support the ashram during the pandemic. Kindly contact us at ahymsin@ahymsin.org for more information. \nTeacher: Rabindra Sahu \nDates: The six sessions will be organized over three weekends (Saturday and Sunday) at 6:00-7:00 IST (Indian Standard Time) from 9 – 24 October 2021. Kindly convert to your country’s time-zone accordingly. \nMedium: Online through Zoom \nLanguage: English \nRequest: Kindly join only if you are able to commit to all 6 sessions\, as the topics are progressive and systematic. \nLast Date for Registration: 8 October\, 2021 (Friday) \nFor Registrations/Enquiries/Donations: ahymsin@ahymsin.org
URL:http://www.sadhakagrama.org/event/bhagavad-gita-karma-yoga/2021-10-09/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
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SUMMARY:Sthitaprajña - Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)
DESCRIPTION:Sthitaprajña – Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)\nHow does a man of steady wisdom live in this world?\nHow does the person of steady wisdom speak?\nHow does he sit? How does he walk? \nIn this intensive study with Rabindra Sahu\, we would try to learn and explore the characteristics of a person whose wisdom is steady in matters of both worldly affairs and spiritual life. \n  \n  \nRecommended Readings:\n1. Perennial Psychology of the Bhagavad Gita by Swami Rama\n2. Bhagavad Gita by Swami Madhusudan Saraswati\n3. Audio Talks: Sthitaprajna by Swami Veda Bharati
URL:http://www.sadhakagrama.org/event/sthitaprajna-bhagavad-gita/2021-06-13/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Bhagavad Gita,Study of Ancient Scriptures
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SUMMARY:Sthitaprajña - Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)
DESCRIPTION:Sthitaprajña – Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)\nHow does a man of steady wisdom live in this world?\nHow does the person of steady wisdom speak?\nHow does he sit? How does he walk? \nIn this intensive study with Rabindra Sahu\, we would try to learn and explore the characteristics of a person whose wisdom is steady in matters of both worldly affairs and spiritual life. \n  \n  \nRecommended Readings:\n1. Perennial Psychology of the Bhagavad Gita by Swami Rama\n2. Bhagavad Gita by Swami Madhusudan Saraswati\n3. Audio Talks: Sthitaprajna by Swami Veda Bharati
URL:http://www.sadhakagrama.org/event/sthitaprajna-bhagavad-gita/2021-06-12/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Bhagavad Gita,Study of Ancient Scriptures
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SUMMARY:Sthitaprajña - Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)
DESCRIPTION:Sthitaprajña – Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)\nHow does a man of steady wisdom live in this world?\nHow does the person of steady wisdom speak?\nHow does he sit? How does he walk? \nIn this intensive study with Rabindra Sahu\, we would try to learn and explore the characteristics of a person whose wisdom is steady in matters of both worldly affairs and spiritual life. \n  \n  \nRecommended Readings:\n1. Perennial Psychology of the Bhagavad Gita by Swami Rama\n2. Bhagavad Gita by Swami Madhusudan Saraswati\n3. Audio Talks: Sthitaprajna by Swami Veda Bharati
URL:http://www.sadhakagrama.org/event/sthitaprajna-bhagavad-gita/2021-06-06/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Bhagavad Gita,Study of Ancient Scriptures
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SUMMARY:Sthitaprajña - Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)
DESCRIPTION:Sthitaprajña – Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)\nHow does a man of steady wisdom live in this world?\nHow does the person of steady wisdom speak?\nHow does he sit? How does he walk? \nIn this intensive study with Rabindra Sahu\, we would try to learn and explore the characteristics of a person whose wisdom is steady in matters of both worldly affairs and spiritual life. \n  \n  \nRecommended Readings:\n1. Perennial Psychology of the Bhagavad Gita by Swami Rama\n2. Bhagavad Gita by Swami Madhusudan Saraswati\n3. Audio Talks: Sthitaprajna by Swami Veda Bharati
URL:http://www.sadhakagrama.org/event/sthitaprajna-bhagavad-gita/2021-06-05/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Bhagavad Gita,Study of Ancient Scriptures
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SUMMARY:Sthitaprajña - Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)
DESCRIPTION:Sthitaprajña – Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)\nHow does a man of steady wisdom live in this world?\nHow does the person of steady wisdom speak?\nHow does he sit? How does he walk? \nIn this intensive study with Rabindra Sahu\, we would try to learn and explore the characteristics of a person whose wisdom is steady in matters of both worldly affairs and spiritual life. \n  \n  \nRecommended Readings:\n1. Perennial Psychology of the Bhagavad Gita by Swami Rama\n2. Bhagavad Gita by Swami Madhusudan Saraswati\n3. Audio Talks: Sthitaprajna by Swami Veda Bharati
URL:http://www.sadhakagrama.org/event/sthitaprajna-bhagavad-gita/2021-05-30/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Bhagavad Gita,Study of Ancient Scriptures
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SUMMARY:Sthitaprajña - Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)
DESCRIPTION:Sthitaprajña – Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)\nHow does a man of steady wisdom live in this world?\nHow does the person of steady wisdom speak?\nHow does he sit? How does he walk? \nIn this intensive study with Rabindra Sahu\, we would try to learn and explore the characteristics of a person whose wisdom is steady in matters of both worldly affairs and spiritual life. \n  \n  \nRecommended Readings:\n1. Perennial Psychology of the Bhagavad Gita by Swami Rama\n2. Bhagavad Gita by Swami Madhusudan Saraswati\n3. Audio Talks: Sthitaprajna by Swami Veda Bharati
URL:http://www.sadhakagrama.org/event/sthitaprajna-bhagavad-gita/2021-05-29/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Bhagavad Gita,Study of Ancient Scriptures
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SUMMARY:Sthitaprajña - Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)
DESCRIPTION:Sthitaprajña – Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)\nHow does a man of steady wisdom live in this world?\nHow does the person of steady wisdom speak?\nHow does he sit? How does he walk? \nIn this intensive study with Rabindra Sahu\, we would try to learn and explore the characteristics of a person whose wisdom is steady in matters of both worldly affairs and spiritual life. \n  \n  \nRecommended Readings:\n1. Perennial Psychology of the Bhagavad Gita by Swami Rama\n2. Bhagavad Gita by Swami Madhusudan Saraswati\n3. Audio Talks: Sthitaprajna by Swami Veda Bharati
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SUMMARY:Sthitaprajña - Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)
DESCRIPTION:Sthitaprajña – Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)\nHow does a man of steady wisdom live in this world?\nHow does the person of steady wisdom speak?\nHow does he sit? How does he walk? \nIn this intensive study with Rabindra Sahu\, we would try to learn and explore the characteristics of a person whose wisdom is steady in matters of both worldly affairs and spiritual life. \n  \n  \nRecommended Readings:\n1. Perennial Psychology of the Bhagavad Gita by Swami Rama\n2. Bhagavad Gita by Swami Madhusudan Saraswati\n3. Audio Talks: Sthitaprajna by Swami Veda Bharati
URL:http://www.sadhakagrama.org/event/sthitaprajna-bhagavad-gita/2021-05-22/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Bhagavad Gita,Study of Ancient Scriptures
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SUMMARY:Sthitaprajña - Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)
DESCRIPTION:Sthitaprajña – Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)\nHow does a man of steady wisdom live in this world?\nHow does the person of steady wisdom speak?\nHow does he sit? How does he walk? \nIn this intensive study with Rabindra Sahu\, we would try to learn and explore the characteristics of a person whose wisdom is steady in matters of both worldly affairs and spiritual life. \n  \n  \nRecommended Readings:\n1. Perennial Psychology of the Bhagavad Gita by Swami Rama\n2. Bhagavad Gita by Swami Madhusudan Saraswati\n3. Audio Talks: Sthitaprajna by Swami Veda Bharati
URL:http://www.sadhakagrama.org/event/sthitaprajna-bhagavad-gita/2021-05-16/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Bhagavad Gita,Study of Ancient Scriptures
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SUMMARY:Sthitaprajña - Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)
DESCRIPTION:Sthitaprajña – Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 2 (Verse 54-72)\nHow does a man of steady wisdom live in this world?\nHow does the person of steady wisdom speak?\nHow does he sit? How does he walk? \nIn this intensive study with Rabindra Sahu\, we would try to learn and explore the characteristics of a person whose wisdom is steady in matters of both worldly affairs and spiritual life. \n  \n  \nRecommended Readings:\n1. Perennial Psychology of the Bhagavad Gita by Swami Rama\n2. Bhagavad Gita by Swami Madhusudan Saraswati\n3. Audio Talks: Sthitaprajna by Swami Veda Bharati
URL:http://www.sadhakagrama.org/event/sthitaprajna-bhagavad-gita/2021-05-15/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Bhagavad Gita,Study of Ancient Scriptures
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