Course Title:

Karma Yoga

Course Description:

This course delves into the spiritual principles of Karma Yoga, as elucidated in the Bhagavad Gita, with a focus on the teachings of Srila Prabhupada. Participants will explore the battlefield of Kurukshetra, gain insights into the content of the Gita, and delve into the essence of Karma Yoga – the path of selfless action. The course also covers transcendental knowledge, the application of Karma Yoga in Krishna consciousness, and introduces Dhyana Yoga for meditation and mindfulness.

Course Contents:

• Observing the armies on the battlefield of Kurukshetra
  
• Summary of the content of the Gita
• Karma Yoga
• Transcendental knowledge
• Karma Yoga - Action in Krishna consciousness
• Dhyana Yoga

Target Audience:

Open for all

Course Requirement:

No specific prerequisites are required for this course. A genuine interest in spiritual philosophy and an open mind are encouraged.

Important Guidelines for this Course:

Participants are encouraged to engage in self-reflection throughout the course.

What Will Participants Gain from this Course?

• A profound understanding of Karma Yoga and its practical application in daily life.
• Insights into the teachings of Srila Prabhupada and their relevance to contemporary challenges.
• Enhanced spiritual awareness and mindfulness through the practice of Dhyana Yoga.
• Tools for integrating Karma Yoga principles into one's personal and professional life.

Why Should One Undertake this Course?

• Develop a deeper understanding of the Bhagavad Gita and its teachings.
• Cultivate a sense of purpose and meaning in daily actions through Karma Yoga.
• Gain practical tools for managing stress and challenges in a spiritually aligned manner.
• Explore the transformative power of selfless action in the context of Krishna consciousness.

What Problems of the Participants are We Addressing Through this Course?

• Lack of clarity on the practical application of spiritual principles in daily life.
• Struggles with stress and challenges without a spiritually grounded approach.
• Limited understanding of the teachings of Srila Prabhupada and the Bhagavad Gita.
• The need for a self-paced, comprehensive exploration of Karma Yoga and related concepts.