Exploring The Gita in the Maidstone Area
One of the big questions for us all is ‘what am I, what is my essence?’. Another question may be ‘what is my relationship with the first cause of the universe?’.
Both of these questions are concisely examined in several short chapters known as the Bhagavad Gita, a section within one of the world’s oldest and longest poems, the Mahabharata.
As practical philosophers we are invited to see what is on offer and what can be of use to us now. The material takes the form of a discussion between a warrior prince, Arjuna, and his advisor and guide Krishna. Through Arjuna’s worldly questions we can recognise some of our mental and emotional conditions and through Krishna’s explanations we are offered a divinely inspired view of the world.
We live a life assuming many identities from infancy to old age holding on to ideas which continue to change as we roll between pleasure and pain. Krishna explores this way of thinking and believing about ourselves and offers a simple and natural way of living.
You are invited to join in the discussion; no prior experience is required, just a willingness to participate harmoniously.
The online meetings are held on designated Saturday mornings, on Zoom.
Duration – 1 hour. There is no charge.
Online Meetings – 2024 Starts 8.30 am until 9.30am
- Sept 21 ans 28
- Oct 12 and 26
- Nov 09 and 30
For more information please message or call Julie on 07880 55441
