Devotion isn’t just about temples and rituals—it’s about deep connection to the vast intelligence that governs life. In this course, explore Krishna’s redefined vision of Bhakti and discover how to weave devotion into your daily life in personal, meaningful ways.

Bhakti isn’t about checking off religious to-dos—it’s about feeling deeply connected to something greater. Krishna’s wisdom in the Bhagavad Gita shatters the myth that devotion is limited to temples and rituals. True Bhakti is woven into every aspect of life—your work, relationships, thoughts, and daily actions.

In this session, you’ll rediscover devotion as a natural, effortless force that flows through everything you do. No rigid rules, no strict traditions—just pure connection, trust, and alignment with the vast intelligence of the universe.

What You’ll Explore:

✔️ Bhakti Beyond Rituals – Discover devotion in ways that go beyond temple visits.

✔️ Daily Devotion Practices – Small, powerful ways to connect with the divine every day.

✔️ You Are Never Alone – Shift from feeling isolated to knowing you’re always connected.

This is Session 7 of an 8-session workshop on Understanding the Bhagavad Gita, designed to simplify its wisdom into practical, easy-to-understand lessons. These are individual sessions, so you’re welcome to attend as many (or as few) as you’d like!

The session recording will be available in your SoulSensei Library within 24 hours.

• An hour and 15 minutes dedicated to yourself
• A quiet space
• A journal and a pen

• Redefining Bhakti (Devotion):

  The traditional view of bhakti as visiting temples or performing rituals is challenged. Krishna expands the concept of bhakti to include everything in life, emphasizing a broader, more inclusive understanding.

• Bhakti as Connection to a Larger Intelligence: 

  Bhakti is described as recognizing and connecting with a vast, intelligent order in the universe. It involves bringing awareness of this higher presence into everyday life.

• Beyond Rituals: 

  Rituals are just one aspect of devotion; they are not the sole or most important way to express bhakti. There are multiple, intimate ways to connect with the divine or a larger cause.

• Fluidity and Ease in Life:
  

  When one aligns with this expanded understanding of bhakti, life flows more smoothly. Expressions of devotion become natural and integrated into daily life.

  
  
  
• Overcoming Isolation and Smallness: 

  The practice of bhakti offers hope and a sense of connection, countering feelings of isolation and insignificance. It helps individuals feel part of something greater, providing purpose and meaning.

• Diverse Expressions of Devotion: 

  Bhakti is not limited to religious checkboxes or rigid practices. It encourages personal, heartfelt ways of connecting with the divine or a higher purpose.