The Science of a Happy Mind is an introductory course that blends teachings from both positive psychology research as well as ancient wisdom from the yoga tradition. It’s purpose is to help systematically identify and nullify negative thought patterns and replace them with tested alternatives that can lead to sustainable happiness and well-being.
The Urban Devi Retreat is an opportunity for women to come together, connect and grow in spiritual life together. During this retreat participants will explore questions dealing with relationships, community, and genuine love. We will also look at practical ways that can assist us bringing the answers to these questions into our daily life.
When we accept the call to spiritual adventure, we inherit the life we were destined to live. That�is the message of�Swami in a Strange Land, a power point lecture�on the life and mission of His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada by Joshua Greene (Yogesvara Das), based on his biography of the same name�(May 2016, […]
One way to understand the path of yoga, or spirituality in general, is a practice of purifying how we see the world and what motivates us, from the level of exploitation (karma), to renunciation (jnana), to dedication (bhakti). In other words, the progression from selfishness, to escapism, to selfless love.
One way to understand the path of yoga, or spirituality in general, is a practice of purifying how we see the world and what motivates us, from the level of exploitation (karma), to renunciation (jnana), to dedication (bhakti). In other words, the progression from selfishness, to escapism, to selfless love.
Every month so The Bhakti Center hosts and extended kirtan at home, or at a nearby yoga studio or project that we collaborate with. In April we are taking NY Kirtan to our dear friends Stanton Street Yoga, on the occasion of the 5th Anniversary of their opening, for six hours of kirtan. Along with a […]
Urban Devi is an interactive women’s discussion circle exploring the connection between the devotional wisdom of the Bhakti tradition and the lives of women in the 21st century. Sessions begin by Rukmini sharing her thoughts on a devotional verse, song, or commentary, as a stimulus to the open sharing of ideas, struggles, inspirations and hopes.
After 7 months in India, Radhanath Swami returns to the Bhakti Center. Join us on two Tuesday nights in May to hear from an expert story-teller of the timeless wisdom of the Bhakti tradition.
Join Henry Fersko-Weiss and Ghanashyam Das as they take part in a panel discussion led by The Bhakti Center’s own Doyal Gauranga, exploring how we can better understand the subject of death, and help others prepare for auspicious and blessed departures.
Join Radhanath Swami and a host of fantastic kirtan musicians for an unforgettable night of music twice in the month of May.
