Forum for Women to Learn-Lead “STRESS-FREE & HAPPY LIFE”
What Is the necessity of a spiritual and cultural club?
Being repositories of India's venerable culture and value systems women have a vital role to play in family, society. They pass on a wealth of knowledge to the next generation in the family and ensure that our heritage is preserved. Caught in a web of modern network women at times, are not aware of their own creative potential. or may not have a forum to express this innate ability. Keeping this in view Hare Krishna Mandir's - women wing Vaishnavi Club” is giving women a platform to taste a good life and enable them to become an adorable daughter, ideal wife, a loving mother and a chaste and exemplary home maker to benefit home & society.
Who can Join?
Married Women
When & Where?
Every Sunday - 5 to 6 pm
Areas: Hare Krishna Mandir,Bhadaj, Science City, South Bopal, Thaltej, Satellite, Chandkheda
Sunday Sessions
Woman has a vital role to play in any family, in the life of her husband, children, and in laws and others. It is said that the hand that moves the cradle can make or mar the world. Great leaders have had great mothers. Keeping this in view, the women are trained in various activities to become a ideal wife, a loving mother and a chaste and exemplary house maker to benefit home, nation and all humanity.
Scientific & systematic sessions based on Bhagavad Gita, Bhagawat Puran are presented, which helps women to apply the principles in life.
Sessions consists of
Vedic Discourses
Artistic Modules
Workshops
Yoga for Happiness course
When
Every Sunday 5 to 6 pm
Where
Hare Krishna Mandir, Bhadaj | Monthly - Science City
Chandkheda
South Bopal
Thaltej
Satellite
Saptahik Kirtan Utsav
Lord Chaitanya Mahaprabhu is the Supreme personality Lord Krishna himself who appeared 500 years ago, revolutionized spirituality in India by propagating kirtan as the easiest and most practical path to enlightenment. Kirtan relieves distress and induces a state of peace. The Vedic-yoga texts reveal, however, that the effects of kirtan destroy karma even from previous lives that is yet un-manifest.
Similarly, while people feel a sense of spiritual connection. The yoga texts reveal that this connection is mutual and reciprocated by the Divine, who “will never forget” the name of the person who chants the holy name.
Ekadashi Sankirtan
Ekadashi is about spiritual cleansing. It is dedicated to Lord Vishnu – the protector lord of the realm. The lunar phase, according to vedas, has two distinct phases – the Krishna Paksha (new moon) and the Shukla Paksha (waxing moon). Each phase is of 14 days.
The eleventh day is called Ekadashi (literally meaning eleventh). The fast that is kept on this day is called Ekadashi Vrat and is observed by millions of people all over the world. Srila Prabhupada Says “The best thing to do on Ekadashi fasting day is to remember the past times of Govinda and to hear His holy name constantly.
Vaishnavi Club organizes a special Sankirtan program on this special day every fortnight to come together & participate in varieties of activities which helps remember Lord.
Abhishekam
Recitation of prayers
Satsang
Ekadashi Prasad
Yoga for Happiness
A Personality Enrichment Workshop based on the principles of Bhagavad Gita. Doesn’t this statement look promising? We are all by nature filled with joy. Yoga for Happiness will equip you with invincible tools for leading a life of seamless joy. To help you achieve the desired end, 4 essential principles have been highlighted in the program organized in different societies of Ahmedabad.
Get to know –
Who am I?
Karma
Relationships
Diet
Yoga
BLISS – A Quarterly Fest
A quarterly get together for seminar filled with kirtans, dance and Prasadam. Special eminent speakers are invited for this program to enlighten us with Spiritual treasure.
VATSALYA – Annual Festival of Joy
Women's creative spirit is celebrated through ”Vatsalya, a cultural bonanza for Mothers and Daughters”, our main aim to conduct this event is to help our society which is on the verge of forgetting great Indian Heritage, this attempt is to bring back this lost culture into our lives. Through these competitions participants are given an opportunity to come in touch with Ramayan, Mahabharat, Srimad Bhagavatam, Bhagavad Gita, Puranas and many more Vedic literatures which can help build moral values & lead a balanced life.
All women above the age of 16 are eligible to unleash their flair for Indian arts and culture!
Kartik Utsav
"When one offers a lamp during the month of Karttika, his sins in many thousands and millions of births perish in half an eye blink." – SKANDA PURAN
A special festival in your home during the most auspicious month of Kartik by worshiping Lord Damodara with Ghee lamps, which invokes everlasting Blessings of Lord Shri Krishna.
Gitamrita
There is a common misconception among many people that Bhagavad Gita and Mahabharata belong to only those practicing the Hindu religion. The messages contained in the Bhagavad Gita are universally applicable to all, irrespective of their country or religion. It is not a religious scripture pertaining to a certain section of society. Bhagavad Gita teaches us the right way to lead our life. The very purpose of Bhagavad Gita is to deliver mankind from the sufferings of this world. Every man is in difficulty in so many ways, as Arjuna was in, having to fight the Battle of Kurukshetra.
Bhagavad Gita is the essence of all Vedic knowledge and one of the most important Upanishads in Vedic literature. If one reads Bhagavad Gita regularly and attentively, he can surpass the study of all Vedic literature.
In our restless routine life, you might find it difficult to take time a read this divine treasure. Keeping that in mind we have created an online study group for enthusiastic girls & women to come together every day for 20 mins, here is an opportunity for everyone to explore & apply this timeless wisdom in their life & make it a successes!
To join Gitamrita study group, Contact here: +919714733229
Word of Appreciations
“The sessions had changed rather transformed me from person to a Human”
– Mrs. Satyavati Phani
“Joining the Vaishnavi Club helped me to explore the noval ways to keep the harmony between my household as well as professional duties.”
– Ms. Rachana Vasava, Social Welfare Inspector - Bharuch, Government of Gujarat.
“I always wait for Sunday’s to attend sessions of club, its one roof for learning so many things – Spirituality, culture, dance, drama, singin”
– Mrs. Nisha Verma, Partner – Easter Food Co.