In this Gita in Action episode, we explore Bhagavad Gita 9.4–9.5 and the comforting truth that we don’t have to hold everything together — Krishna already is. Krishna reveals how He pervades the universe, sustains all beings effortlessly, and remains untouched by the burdens that overwhelm us. From this teaching, our group opens a heartfelt conversation about parenting, letting go, supporting loved ones, and learning healthy detachment. If you’ve ever felt responsible for everyone or exhausted from trying to control the outcome, this episode is a reminder that we’re finite — and Krishna is infinite. We can lean on Him, rest in Him, and trust His loving care.

In honor of Thanksgiving, today’s episode is a little different — and a lot more personal.

This episode is less of a “class” and more of a heartfelt circle… a chance to pause, reflect, and remember just how much we’ve been carried, guided, and held by grace.

Whether your year felt heavy, beautiful, or somewhere in between, we hope this conversation helps you reconnect with your own gratitude and see Krishna’s hand in your journey too. 💛

In this episode, we explore one of the most encouraging teachings in Bhagavad Gita 9.3 — Krishna’s reminder that faith in the process of bhakti is what helps us grow, even when we can’t see visible change. Spiritual life is like tending a quiet inner garden. Sometimes we plant devotional habits — chanting, reading, serving, praying — and wonder why we’re not seeing “results” yet. Doubt creeps in, impatience rises, and we’re tempted to uproot everything we’ve started. But Krishna gently shows us that real transformation happens slowly, steadily, from the inside out. In this class, we talk about: 🌱 Why faith isn’t blind belief, but lived experience 🌱 How small steps toward Krishna naturally nourish the whole “tree” of our life 🌱 Why doubt is normal — and how not to let it derail our progress 🌱 The Narada Muni principle: how the mercy of devotees accelerates realization 🌱 The dangers of spiritually “uprooting the sapling” too soon 🌱 How Krishna gives shelter, clarity, and strength even before we feel fully transformed If you’ve ever wondered, “Is this working?”, this episode will reassure your heart. Your spiritual garden is growing… even if the fruits haven’t appeared yet.

In today’s episode, we step into the heart of the Bhagavad Gita — Chapter 9 — where Krishna reveals “the most confidential knowledge.” It’s not just about understanding God; it’s about experiencing Him.

In this episode, we take a reflective walk through Chapter 8 of the Bhagavad Gita — “Attaining the Supreme.” This chapter answers some of life’s deepest questions: Who am I? What happens when I die? And how can I stay connected to Krishna even at that final moment? But more than philosophy, Chapter 8 is a journey of remembrance — learning how to live in such a way that remembering Krishna becomes natural, not forced. We’ll revisit the major themes and verses of the chapter, from Arjuna’s heartfelt questions to Krishna’s ultimate message: You don’t need perfect timing or complicated practice — you just need a heart full of love. Because in the end, the heart always remembers what it loves most.

After describing the many paths of yoga, the cycles of light and darkness, and the timing of death, Krishna ends Chapter 8 with a simple, comforting truth: when the heart is filled with love and devotion, everything else falls into perspective.

The devotee isn’t worried about perfect timing, auspicious moments, or complicated methods. Love brings clarity. Love simplifies life. And love makes the path home to Krishna certain.

In this episode, we’ll explore how bhakti—the yoga of the heart—transforms our outlook on life and death, dissolves fear, and helps us see every experience through the lens of divine connection. Because when we live in remembrance and service, we’re already walking the illuminated path.

In this episode, we explore one of the most mystical parts of the Bhagavad Gita — where Krishna describes how yogis can leave the world at specific times to attain liberation.

The pure devotee doesn’t calculate the perfect moment to die — they simply live in constant remembrance of Krishna, trusting that whenever that moment comes, He’ll take care of everything.

This class shows how bhakti-yoga transcends all the complexities of technique, timing, and control.

✨ We’ll reflect on:

The difference between the yogic and bhakti approaches to liberation

Why remembrance is more powerful than control

How surrender turns every moment into the “right time”

What it means to actually trust Krishna with the details of your life

💛 It’s not about dying at the right time — it’s about living in the right consciousness.

The Bhagavad Gita doesn’t just talk about personal transformation — it takes us to the scale of the universe itself. Krishna explains that even the cosmos moves in cycles: everything comes into being at the dawn of creation and dissolves again when Brahma’s night falls. Worlds rise and fall, civilizations come and go, and yet, something eternal remains. In this episode, we’ll explore verses 8.18–8.22, where Krishna reveals the rhythm of creation and destruction — and points us to what lies beyond it. We’ll reflect on why everything material eventually fades, what it means to anchor our lives in the eternal, and how devotion to Krishna connects us to that reality which never ends. This isn’t a story of endings — it’s an invitation to remember what never dies.

In Bhagavad Gita 8.16–8.17, Krishna expands our vision of reality — from the fleeting pleasures of this world all the way to the cosmic lifespan of Brahma. Even the highest planet and the longest life are temporary. Everything material, no matter how elevated, eventually dissolves with time. In this episode, we’ll reflect on Krishna’s gentle but profound message: don’t aim for what fades — aim for what’s eternal. Through relatable analogies and introspective questions, we’ll explore how the same pattern of “earn, enjoy, repeat” plays out not just in material life but even in spiritual life when mixed with material motives. Krishna invites us to rise beyond the temporary — to choose connection over comfort, devotion over transaction, and love over reward. Because only bhakti, pure devotion to Him, carries us beyond the cycle of birth and death. ✨ Let’s zoom out, shift our perspective, and remember what truly lasts.

In this episode, we explore Krishna’s gentle reassurance from the Bhagavad Gita (8.14–15): the spiritual path doesn’t have to be so hard.

✨ When love leads, the struggle fades — and remembrance becomes effortless.