In Indian philosophy, the concepts of Karma, Dharma, and Moksha provide a profound framework for navigating ethical and spiritual challenges, guiding individuals toward personal growth and ultimate liberation. The Itihasa and Puranas are rich with stories that delve deep into these concepts, portraying characters who grapple with karmic debts, strive to fulfill their dharma, and, in some cases, achieve moksha. Figures like Ravana, often considered complex and multidimensional, remind us that the path to liberation is rarely straightforward. In this program Prasad Rangnekar uncovers the layers of wisdom embedded in these ancient tales, shedding light on how their teachings can guide us in our own spiritual journeys today.

This specially designed program offers a unique opportunity to expand your understanding of these timeless stories, challenging your assumptions and beliefs, and opening your mind to new perspectives. By reflecting on the lives and actions of these characters, you will gain a deeper understanding of human behavior, ethical dilemmas, and the transformative power of self-awareness.

Program Highlights:

• Analysis of their personality types and behavior: Understanding the complexities of each character and their motivations.
• Reviewing their actions and consequences (Karma): Exploring the impact of their decisions and how they shaped their destiny.
• Deducing life lessons: Extracting practical wisdom that can help us transform our own lives, challenge our perspectives, and grow spiritually.

Our Mentor:

Prasad Rangnekar

Prasad is an educator who believes Yoga to be much more than posture practice (asana). A third-generation educator, Prasad teaches Yoga as a self-transformative practice in an accessible way.

His teachings are a distillate of his own study, practice, and realization over the last 37 years, and are rooted in the mind-body accepting, self-transformative aspects of Yoga, aimed at realizing lasting inner peace.

Prasad is recognized as E-RYT 500 by Yoga Alliance. As a founder of Yogaprasad Institute, RYS 200+300, and YACEP, he leads Yoga teacher training, Meditation facilitator training, Yoga philosophy training, and Continuing Education Unit workshops and retreats in over 15 countries for the last 27 years.