In this episode, we explore one of the most practical and transformative teachings of the Bhagavad Gita (8.7): to remember Krishna before we act — not just after. So often, we let our mind, ego, or fears take the wheel, and turn to Krishna only when things go wrong. But Krishna invites us to flip that — to let devotion lead the way.

When we make Krishna our “daily GPS,” our work, relationships, and choices start flowing with greater peace, clarity, and meaning. Join me as we unpack what it really means to “think of Krishna first,” how to balance spiritual life with worldly duties, and how to turn ordinary moments into acts of devotion.

✨ Because when Krishna drives, every detour becomes divine.

In this class, we explore one of the most profound truths from the Bhagavad Gita (8.6): “Whatever state of being one remembers at the time of death, that state they will attain—without fail.”

Krishna reminds us that our consciousness at the moment of death determines our next destination. But this verse isn’t just about dying — it’s about living. Every thought, every attachment, and every moment of remembrance shapes who we’re becoming.

Through stories like King Bharata and insights from real-life examples such as Nelson Mandela, we’ll reflect on what it truly means to “die before you die” — to let go of ego, resentment, and material attachments so we can live from the soul, here and now.

This class invites you to look at life and death through Krishna’s eyes — not as something to fear, but as the ultimate opportunity for freedom, clarity, and connection with Him.

In this class, we explore Krishna’s teachings in Bhagavad Gita 8.4–8.5, uncovering how the material world, the cosmic forces, and the Supersoul in our hearts all point us toward Him. Through the threefold framework of adhibhūta (the material manifestation), adhidaiva (the divine intelligence behind nature), and adhiyajña (the Lord of all sacrifices), Krishna shows us how every aspect of life can become a path to spiritual awareness.

We’ll reflect on the profound principle that whatever we cherish and remember in life shapes our consciousness at the moment of death — and ultimately, our next destination. Using vivid imagery, like the bird on a branch, we’ll explore how cultivating devotion and love for Krishna strengthens our “spiritual wings,” enabling us to live fully here while preparing for the eternal journey ahead.

By the end of the class, you’ll have practical insights on how to see the divine in everyday life, transform daily actions into offerings, and naturally turn your mind toward Krishna — so that even at life’s final moment, your consciousness can soar freely toward Him.

In this class, we explore how the things we do every day—work, chores, even small habits—can become powerful tools for spiritual growth. Using Krishna’s teachings from the Bhagavad-gītā, we’ll see how ordinary actions, when done with the right intention, can shift from binding “karma” into liberating “akarma.” You’ll learn simple, practical ways to dedicate your actions, stay mindful, and transform everyday life into a practice of devotion and service. Perfect for anyone who wants to bring meaning and presence into the routine moments of life.

Dive into Chapter 7 of the Bhagavad Gita, where Krishna teaches us how to move from detachment to devotion. Discover how to recognize Him in daily life, understand your eternal identity as the soul, and cultivate steady, heartfelt devotion. Whether you’re seeking liberation, guidance, or simply a deeper connection with the Divine, these timeless lessons show how turning to Krishna transforms everything—from the ordinary moments to life’s biggest challenges.

In this class, we’ll explore verses 7.29–30 of the Bhagavad Gita, where Krishna reveals that different kinds of people come to Him in devotion—some for relief, some for knowledge, some for liberation, and some purely out of love. Here, He adds another group: those who seek freedom from birth and death. What unites all these devotees is that by taking shelter in Krishna, they make real spiritual progress, no matter their starting point.

We’ll break down what it actually means to “know transcendental reality”—not just as an abstract idea, but as a living conviction that “I am spirit, not matter,” and that my true fulfillment comes from serving Krishna. We’ll also look at how Krishna is the guiding principle behind everything—the material world (adhibhūta), the demigods (adhidaiva), and sacrifice itself (adhiyajña)—and why remembering Him in this way is the key to staying steady, even at the time of death.

For Arjuna on the battlefield, this truth was a lifeline. For us, it’s a reminder that whatever our motives, if we sincerely turn toward Krishna, He directs us back to His lotus feet. The goal isn’t to fit into a category—it’s to wholeheartedly live as the spirit soul, cultivate Krishna consciousness, and let that remembrance carry us through life’s most critical moments.

Life is full of highs and lows, but what if the struggle between “good” and “bad” is just an illusion? In this episode, we explore Bhagavad Gita 7.27–7.28, where Krishna explains how desire and aversion keep us trapped in duality, and how devotional service helps us rise above it. Using relatable examples like running a marathon and navigating everyday challenges, we uncover how to steady the mind, purify the heart, and align with our true identity as eternal souls. Discover practical insights for cultivating determination, attracting Krishna’s mercy, and finding lasting freedom from life’s ups and downs.

In this session, we dive into Bhagavad Gita 7.25–7.26 to explore a question that has puzzled seekers for ages: why isn’t Krishna—or God—manifest to everyone? Krishna explains that our ability to see Him depends on our heart, humility, and devotion. Pride, defiance, and trying to control outcomes keep us from perceiving His higher reality.

We’ll unpack how Krishna sees everything—past, present, and future—yet chooses to reveal Himself according to His own sweet will. Using relatable examples, we’ll explore how knowledge, surrender, and the mercy of pure devotees help us gradually pierce the veil of illusion and step into a steady, loving relationship with the Supreme.

Whether you’re new to devotional life or deepening your practice, this class will help you reflect on how to approach Krishna with love, humility, and trust, letting His mercy transform your heart.