Walking with Krishna is a year-long live journey through the Bhagavad Gita, one chapter at a time. Instead of racing to complete all 700 verses, we slow down and look at the core idea in each chapter. The goal is not academic mastery, but learning how to apply the teachings in daily life. These practices take the form of small, meaningful actions, reflections, and inner disciplines that fit into real schedules.

No prior study or Sanskrit knowledge is needed. This program is for sincere learners who want an honest connection with the text and with themselves. We meet weekly in live, participatory sessions where conversation, reflection, and real-life examples guide the learning. You can join at any time and stay for the full year, or attend only for the chapters that speak to you.

Apart from the online course, the program offers three optional in-person immersions in places connected with Krishna’s life: Vrindavan, Dwarka, and Ujjain. These retreats are designed to ground the teachings in lived experience through guided reflection, movement, group dialogue, and time spent in sacred locations. You may choose to attend none, one, or all of them, depending on what feels right and practical for you.

The program brings the Gita out of the page and into ordinary life. Rather than overwhelming you with the entire text at once, my intention is to cultivate steady growth, clarity, and connection—one step at a time. If you are looking for a gentle yet deep approach to spiritual reflection that informs daily life, this may be the program for you.

We will meet weekly starting in June 2026. The exact start date and time slot will be decided once the group forms. The program is offered with a pay-as-per-your-capacity pricing model.