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Sabbatical Course Bhaktivedanta Manor

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Deepen your spiritual roots this year…Immerse yourself in a transcendental adventure – Sabbatical Course 2015/16

This two part, 6 month course is for those who are familiar in the practice of Krishna Consciousness and want to explore it further by diving in to deepen their spiritual roots.

The first half of the course starts in the heart of spiritual practices, India. You’ll be living among 150 monks in the world-famous flagship center of training & education – ISKCON Chowpatty, Mumbai! An opportunity to delve in the innumerable number of seminars, practical workshops & training courses available – all taught by some of the best teachers across the globe. But not only that, the adventure continues when you can take part in pilgrimages to various Holy spots including Vrindavan, Mayapur & Jagannath Puri – so you can really get a glimpse of the spiritual world!

On your return from India, starts the second half of the course, based at Bhaktivedanta Manor. This part of the course is mainly focused on completion of the Bhakti Shastri degree, where participants get to spend quality time studying Nectar of Instruction, Nectar of Devotion, Sri Isopanisad & Bhagavad Gita As It Is. You will also gain a healthy exposure to a variety of outreach programs at the Manor to develop practical skills such as public speaking, team leadership, managing projects.

First half course date: 22nd Sept – 22nd Dec 2015
Second half course date: 4th Jan – 26th April 2016
Venue: ISKCON Chowpatty (India) & ISKCON Bhaktivedanta Manor (UK)
Second half course fee (if only attending 2nd half): Â£200

There are limited spaces available on this course so if you are interested there is an application form to be filled out and sent back. Date for completed application for 1st Half course is 18th May 2015, and 2nd Half date is 28th Dec 2015.
Please email us at ashram@krishnatemple.com or phone 07930 464 750 for more information. Visit http://www.bhaktivedantamanor.co.uk/home/?p=10946

Yours in service,

Bhaktivedanta Manor Residential Courses Department

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