Masterclass - The Gita - discover your Celestial Song - 21 Oct 2020
Rita Goswami, co-founder of Dru, will help you uncover the part of you within that sings the song of your unique purpose, and plugs you into the holographic field in which you already know the answers to life's major challenges.
Rita's ability to take you into an experience of you innermost Self is legendary, with her unique ability to help you understand the vast truths of the ancient rishis.
The Bhagavad Gita is one of the world's most enduring wisdom teachings, and Gandhi believed it was the cornerstone of his success in liberating India, his success in harnessing the power of ahimsa (non-violence) in such a way that it went on to be the basis of the Martin Luther King's freedom movement of the 1950-60s, the environmental movement of the 70-80s and the non-violent dissolution of the communist bloc in the 90s.
What can the Gita do for you, with a pedigree like that? It can help you understand your inner purpose. It can help you resolve the essential basis of your challenges, and it can put you in touch again with the part of you that knows how to sing your song of inner greatness.
Tonight, Rita and team will help you understand the key concepts that make it easier to decipher the wisdom of the Gita:
- dharma and its opposite,
- a brief glimpse in how to feel adequate when the wanting mind is by nature inadequate,
- and much needed encouragement that it's ok to feel you're on the battlefield of life - that's the natural outcome of the wanting mind we all have within - and that there are tried and tested solutions.
We hope you'll discover how the Gita can be an oracle to guide your choice of actions on the core issues of life, and gain a renewed glimpse into the nature of who 'I' is... and why this is so very, very fundamental to your life.
We wish you all the very best!
Dates
Thank you so much to you and Bob and Imogen and of course Keith {Dru Yoga & Ayurveda Cookery workshop}. I am looking forward to trying some of his recipes from his book.
I thought it was a great course. A lovely combination, especially as Keith related the doshas to different personality and behavioural traits, and that these were linked with the relevant balancing yoga sequence in the afternoon.
The workshop had a lovely atmosphere. I liked that we are encouraged to work within our personal limits and not over-push ourselves. Kind and gentle vibes. I particularly liked Padma's pear tree as so new and different. The workshop was well organised. A lovely focus on relaxation and breaking down postures into little bite size pieces. All the teachers had their own stye that worked positively to create a positive whole experience.
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