Nuances of the Bhagavad Gita Chanting

With Bhagavad Gita available in most of Indian Households it is being read by only a handful of Indian Population. This is the result of not being able to read the shlokas in the original Sanskrit text. More often than not the translations and commentaries does not help the reader is not able to reverberate with the translator/commentator. This happens because the situation and mindset of the reader is different from that of the translator/commentator.

The Bhagavad Gita is a dialogue between Arjuna and Bhagwan Shri Krishna. All of us are Arjuna’s fighting our won battles (handling life’s challenges) and more importantly each individual will have her/his unique set of challenges to deal with. Hence it is important for an individual to understand and decipher the advice that Bhagwan gives which is unique to the individual.

This program will introduce the participants with the nuances of The Bhagavad Gita Chanting which will simplify reading of The Bhagavad Gita making it more enjoyable to engage and more importantly imbibe the learnings in one’s own life.

Coverage

Rules of Bhagavad Gita Chanting

Science behind the shlokas Chanting

Construct of Shlokas

How to break the shloka logically

Make chanting interesting and fun for participants

Benefits of Chanting

Faculty

Mr. Prasun Kundu has over 27 years of experience in Sales and Marketing of which more than 22 years is in leadership positions. He has worked with organizations like Nestle India Ltd. Reliance Retail Idea Cellular Ltd. And Mccormick and is also the author of the book “The Corporate Bhagavad Gita – Discover The Arjuna In You”. He is a Corporate Trainer Author Business Consultant and a business coach.

Ms. Sandhya Prasun Kundu Trainer & Consultant Prasun Kundu – Author Coach Consultant and Sales & Marketing Professional

Methodology

This two hours workshop uses Shrimad Bhagavad Gita and is highly engaging interactive and includes relevant AVs.

Who Should Attend:

Students

Professionals

Home Makers

Teachers