Vedic culture to the Western seeker - Bhagavad-gita and its lessons today

Saturday, May 14, 19.00, Open meeting of the Scientific Group of TTV.

 The scientific group invites to the report "Vedic culture to the Western seeker - Bhagavad-gita and its lessons today."

 The study of the ancient Vedic text by researchers of the West and the East - scholars and bearers of Vedic knowledge - is considered.  Lessons about man, his ways, spiritual self-improvement and interaction with the Divine are understood in the light of one of the fundamental spiritual and philosophical texts of India "Bhagavad-gita" (translated from Sanskrit "Song of the Lord").

 William Judge: “Gita means song, and Bhagavad is one of the names of Krishna.  Krishna was an Avatar.  According to Hindus, we are now in Kali-yuza, which began with the revelation of Krishna.  It is said that he came down to bring people the moral and philosophical concepts they need to know during the crises of this age, at the end of which, after a short period of darkness, the best age will come.

 Lecturer: Yuliya Dmytrivna Rodina - psychologist, non-medical psychotherapist, associate professor of pedagogy and psychology PDAFKiS (Dnieper State Academy of Physical Culture and Sports), Ph.D., head of the spiritual development project "Fullness of Life", leader of cultural, psychological and psychological  of Public Programs, Assistant Executive Secretary of NG TTvU (Dnipro, Ukraine.).

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