The Bhagavad Gita is a conversation between Lord Krishna and Arjuna at a moment of deep uncertainty.
Arjuna is overwhelmed. He doesn’t know what the right thing to do is, and he is searching for clarity. In response, Krishna speaks about something much deeper than the immediate situation before him.. dharma, action, devotion, the mind, detachment, and the nature of who we really are.
These teachings have guided seekers for thousands of years, and they continue to speak to the questions we face in our own lives.
The Gita also calls us to action, reminding us that inner peace does not mean stepping away from the world, but learning to engage with it with greater purpose, courage and compassion. Its teachings can inspire us to find the motivation to act, serve and make a positive difference, without becoming attached to the outcome.
Join Hanuman Dass for a 9-session journey exploring the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and how they can be understood and lived in our everyday lives.
No prior knowledge needed. Just come with an open mind.
You feel drawn to explore the Bhagavad Gita more deeply.
You are curious about how its teachings relate to modern life.
You are seeking greater clarity, peace or direction in your everyday life.
You want to understand dharma, Karma Yoga and the path of self-knowledge.
You enjoy learning through satsang, reflection, meditation and conversation.
📖 Guided exploration of the Bhagavad Gita
Explore some of its verses, stories and deeper teachings in an accessible way.
🧘 Reflection and meditation
Create space to sit with the teachings and reflect on their meaning.
Chanting of collect sacred verses of Gita
🌿 Wisdom for everyday life
Consider how the Gita’s teachings on dharma, attachment, purpose and peace relate to our own lives.
🙏 Live satsang and Q&A
Come together in conversation, reflection and shared inquiry.
🎥 Recordings available
Revisit each session whenever you wish.
Seats are limited to keep it personal.
If you feel genuinely called to join but the full fee is difficult at this time, please write to us at hd@hanumandass.com. Where possible, we offer sponsorship support.
Come, sit in love and let’s reflect together.
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The Bhagavad Gita is one of the texts people most often ask me where they should begin with. Its teachings have had a profound impact on shaping the way I see the world and live my own life.
People often tell me they would love to study the Gita but simply don’t have the time. I hope this 9-session journey offers a beautiful opportunity to come together and connect more deeply with its wisdom.
Dharma Circles were created for this very reason, to help us explore these timeless teachings together and discover how they can be lived in our everyday lives.
Whether you are opening the Gita for the first time or returning to it once again.
All love 🙏🏼
Hanuman Dass
Hanuman Dass is the founder of the global humanitarian organisation Go Dharmic, rooted in service, compassion, and devotion. Their work spans disaster relief, education, and community service around the world.
An author of Pearls of Wisdom, Ahimsa: Making Peace with Nature, and Moving Mountains: A Guide to the Hanuman Chalisa, Hanuman bridges ancient spiritual wisdom with everyday life. Guided by Neem Karoli Baba (Maharaj-ji) and influenced by Ram Dass, his teachings are simple, relatable, and deeply practical.
He has been recognised with the UK Prime Minister’s Points of Light Award for his humanitarian work.
Not at all. The sessions are open to everyone, whether you’re discovering the Gita for the first time or have been studying it for years.
The Bhagavad Gita comes from the Hindu tradition, but its teachings explore deeply human questions around purpose, action, relationships, the mind and how we live. Everyone is welcome to come and explore with an open heart and mind.
The sessions begin on 16th September 2026 and will take place weekly on Wednesdays at 6pm UK time.
There will be 9 live sessions, exploring different teachings and themes from the Bhagavad Gita.
Yes. Each session will be held live online, with space for reflection, satsang and questions.
Yes. Recordings will be available after each session, so you can revisit the teachings or catch up if you’re unable to attend live.
No. You don’t need any background in spirituality, Sanskrit or Indian philosophy. The teachings will be explored in an accessible and relatable way.
