Vedānta · Karma Yoga · Bhakti
भगवद्गीता
Bhagavad Gītā
The Gītā is not merely a scripture to be read. It is a dialogue to be lived. A journey through all eighteen chapters, shloka by shloka, so Kṛṣṇa's counsel to Arjuna becomes a living guide for your own life, choices, and inner stillness.
Pace
Recorded + Live
Prerequisites
Light
Live class timing
Tuesday & Thursday · 7:00 – 8:00 PM IST
Enrol in the live monthly cohort and book your seat for the upcoming sessions.
Live classes: monthly · Recorded: 12 months access with Zoom storage
Why this path
The Bhagavad Gītā addresses the very battles each of us carries within: doubt, duty, fear, and the search for purpose. It was not spoken in a temple or a place of ease. It was spoken on the battlefield of Kurukṣetra, to a man who wanted to put down his bow and walk away. That is precisely why it endures.
For over five thousand years, the Gītā has been turned to in moments of confusion and crossroads, by kings, renunciates, freedom fighters, and householders alike. What makes it timeless is not that it offers easy answers, but that it teaches how to stand in the questions of life without being shaken by them.
This is not an academic reading of the text, but a contemplative unfolding, approaching each shloka with the intention it was meant to carry, honouring the lineage of inquiry through which it has been received and taught for generations.
What you'll learn
- The philosophical foundations of the Gītā: Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, and Jñāna Yoga as paths to liberation
- How the Gītā's teachings on duty (dharma), detachment, and equanimity apply to everyday life and decision making
- The deeper metaphysical teachings on the nature of the Self (Ātman), the field and the knower of the field, and the three guṇas
- A shloka by shloka understanding, rooted in traditional interpretation rather than modern reinterpretation alone
- The historical and devotional context in which the Gītā was received
- Practical reflection and contemplative practices to integrate each chapter's teaching into daily life
- How to hold the Gītā not as a book you finish, but as a text you return to at every stage of life
Course outline
- 01Arjuna's despair and the call to inquiry
- 02Sāṅkhya Yoga, the field and the knower
- 03Karma Yoga, action without attachment
- 04Jñāna Yoga, knowledge as liberation
- 05Bhakti Yoga, the path of devotion
- 06The universal form and the surrender of the small self
Who this is for
Whether you are new to Indian philosophical texts or have studied the Gītā before, this course welcomes all sincere seekers. No prior Sanskrit knowledge is required, each verse is explained with clarity, context, and devotion.
Guided by
Dr. Bhagyashree Joshi, who received this knowledge directly through Guru Shishya Paramparā, now shares it as a bridge between traditional teaching and the modern seeker.
A note before you begin
This course asks not for perfection, but for presence. Come as you are, with your questions, your restlessness, your seeking, and let the Gītā meet you there, as it has met every sādhak before you.
How it works: Enrol through the secure checkout. A confirmation email follows, with your live class joining link, or your first self paced lesson. The team handles everything from there.
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Full Recorded Access
One time payment · 12 months access with Zoom storage
- All recordings, your pace
- Handwritten assignments with personal replies
- No recurring fees
Monthly Live Classes
No long term commitment
- Live on Zoom with the teacher
- Study alongside fellow sādhaks
- Cancel anytime
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