You will engage in Seva (selfless service) as a spiritual practice, understanding its deeper purpose through reflection and action. You will learn to integrate a spirit of selflessness, love, and devotion into daily life, viewing every action as an offering to the divine.
This course cultivates empathy and compassion by shifting focus from self-centered actions to serving others, fostering deeper connections and a sense of purpose. Through selfless service, you will develop a more expansive and loving approach to life.
Approach daily tasks with a mindset of selfless service, integrating Seva into personal and professional interactions. Consciously offer your actions as a contribution to the wellbeing of others, fostering a spirit of generosity in everyday life.
Satyanarayana Dasa is a distinguished scholar, teacher, and practitioner of Bhakti Yoga, with profound expertise in Vedic scriptures, including the Bhagavad-Gita and Bhagavata Purana. A graduate of IIT and holder of a PhD in Sanskrit, he is the founder of the Jiva Institute of Vedic Studies. With over 1,000 lectures published and numerous books on Indian philosophy, Satyanarayana Dasa synthesizes ancient Vaishnava teachings, offering clear, accessible insights into Bhakti Yoga. His work harmonizes spiritual philosophy with practical application, emphasizing devotion, compassion, and the cultivation of a loving relationship with the divine and others. He has been honored with numerous awards, including the prestigious “Grateful to Gurus 2023” award. In addition to his scholarly work, Satyanarayana Dasa is also known for his humility, devotion, and compassion. He has a deep commitment to serving others, and his teachings emphasize the importance of cultivating a loving relationship with the divine, as well as with others in the world.
The Bhagavad Gita often referred to as the Gita, is a 700-verse Hindu scripture, which is part of the epic Mahabharata
Bhakti Yoga, as per the Bhagavad Gita, recognises that the path of devotion, brings emotional fulfilment, reduces stress, and cultivates inner peace through a deep connection with the divine.
Research paper: A comparative study of Bhakti yoga practices used to reduce anxiety and depression levels in patients
Journal: IJRAR 2018
Authors: Kirti Maurya, Govind Prasad Mishra, Paran Gowd
Abstract: The study found that practicing bhakti yoga, including A-U-M chanting, meditation, and devotional songs, significantly reduced anxiety and depression levels. The combination of these practices improved the patients' overall outlook and lifestyle.
Understand the essence of Bhakti Yoga as a path of service and love
Discover how Bhakti is not limited to spiritual realms but also applies to everyday life
Understand the role of meditation in the Bhakti practice, emphasizing the need to control the mind to experience true happiness
Engage in an interactive Q&A session ask questions, gain deeper insights, and clarify doubts about the course
Next step, we will send you the zoom link one day before the event.
