THEBHAGAVAD GITA
The Many Doorways to Meditation
A seven-day exploration of the Vijnana Bhairava Tantra and its 112 methods of meditation through study, practice and self-enquiry.
Enquire or book, and we'll send you the detailed program and schedule.
The Gita’s Vision of Yoga
Three dimensions of Yoga, brought together in the Gita’s enquiry into freedom.
Action
Explore the Gita’s teachings on action, responsibility and freedom from attachment to results.
Knowledge
Enquire into the nature of the Self, consciousness and what it means to truly know.
Devotion
Explore devotion as a way of relating to life, to oneself and to what matters most.
Why This Journey?
How do we live wisely in the midst of life?
What does it mean to act when there is no simple answer?
What does the Gita mean by knowing the Self?
Can we act fully without being bound by the outcome?
A Teaching for Life
The Gita begins with a question we all encounter. Arjuna is faced with a situation in which every choice seems to carry a cost. Krishna’s response is not to offer an escape from life, but to explore how we can act, understand and live with freedom within it.
The Gita’s teaching brings together action, knowledge, devotion and meditation in an enquiry into how we might live with greater clarity and freedom.
What You Will Explore
The Bhagavad Gita
In-depth study and discussion of selected chapters and verses.
Meditation & Self-Enquiry
Guided meditation and direct exploration of the teachings.
Action, Knowledge & Devotion
Explore the Gita’s three dimensions of Yoga and their relationship to freedom.
A Typical Day
A rhythm of study, practice and reflection.
A detailed schedule is shared with the participants before the course.
“Act fully, without being bound by the fruits of your action.”
Program Details
8 – 14 October 2026
(Held every month)
Rishikesh, India
Who Is This Program For?
- Those wanting to explore the Bhagavad Gita more deeply
- Students of Yoga and Indian philosophy
- Anyone interested in questions of action, meaning and freedom