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1. Happiness on $ale

This course helps you begin worshipping Krishna at home. Following correct principles and proper practice, such worship awakens our affection for the Lord.

1. Happiness on $ale

This course helps you begin worshipping Krishna at home. Following correct principles and proper practice, such worship awakens our affection for the Lord.

Devotion in Action

A ‘user manual’ for spirituality, available in three live batches

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In all that we think and do, we constantly strive to be happy! Through various actions, assets, relationships, degrees, career etc. we ultimately try to be happy. But unfortunately, no one is happy forever! Miseries do not leave us for long. Will my quest for happiness end? What are the real problems of life and how to resolve it?

I hold various roles. To someone, I am a spouse, to others a child, and to someone else a parent. I am a colleague to someone and a friend to someone. I have a name and a title. But is this all I am? Or is there something beyond these designations and roles? Also is there a life beyond this life? Is reincarnation fact or fiction?

Is there any evidence about the existence of God? Or is it just a popular belief? Do people believe in God out of fear, what if He actually exists? We hold various festivals associated with God but has someone actually seen God? Is He for real or it's all propaganda based on mythology? Can we logically conclude about His existance?

People say God is one. There is just one Supreme and of course, the Supreme position can't be held by two. But if this is the case then why do we have so many Gods? And what about the Gods in other religions? If God is one then what is the need for other religions? Won't the world be a better place if there was just one God and one religion?

God is all loving, He is supremely merciful. Then why did He let people suffer? Why does He not stop the miseries? Is He not strong enough to interfere? But God is all-powerful! So is it that He is not aware of people's suffering? But then God is all knowledgable also. So why does God let bad things happen to good people?

Knowledge is practical if it can be applied to daily life. Is it possible to lead life according to the instructions Bhagavad Gita? Can I apply these principles without giving up my family or work? Can I stay at home, and yet practice Bhagavad Gita? How to balance my material role with spiritual goals? Is there a shortcut to this wisdom?

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In all that we think and do, we constantly strive to be happy! Through various actions, assets, relationships, degrees, career etc. we ultimately try to be happy. But unfortunately, no one is happy forever! Miseries do not leave us for long. Will my quest for happiness end? What are the real problems of life and how to resolve it?

I hold various roles. To someone, I am a spouse, to others a child, and to someone else a parent. I am a colleague to someone and a friend to someone. I have a name and a title. But is this all I am? Or is there something beyond these designations and roles? Also is there a life beyond this life? Is reincarnation fact or fiction?

Is there any evidence about the existence of God? Or is it just a popular belief? Do people believe in God out of fear, what if He actually exists? We hold various festivals associated with God but has someone actually seen God? Is He for real or it's all propaganda based on mythology? Can we logically conclude about His existance?

People say God is one. There is just one Supreme and of course, the Supreme position can't be held by two. But if this is the case then why do we have so many Gods? And what about the Gods in other religions? If God is one then what is the need for other religions? Won't the world be a better place if there was just one God and one religion?

God is all loving, He is supremely merciful. Then why did He let people suffer? Why does He not stop the miseries? Is He not strong enough to interfere? But God is all-powerful! So is it that He is not aware of people's suffering? But then God is all knowledgable also. So why does God let bad things happen to good people?

Knowledge is practical if it can be applied to daily life. Is it possible to lead life according to the instructions Bhagavad Gita? Can I apply these principles without giving up my family or work? Can I stay at home, and yet practice Bhagavad Gita? How to balance my material role with spiritual goals? Is there a shortcut to this wisdom?

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Six sessions to answer your questions

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