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Explore Our Programs
Explore Our Programs
FOLK (Family of Lord Krishna)
FOLK (Family of Lord Krishna)
Open to everyone—families, individuals, and devotees—this program guides you on the path of spiritual growth, helping transform your daily life and home into a space of devotion, purpose, and harmony.
Govardhan Kids
Govardhan Kids
Designed for children aged 5–14, this program brings Vedic wisdom to life through Krishna’s pastimes, dramas, kirtans, and creative activities—nurturing values, confidence, and Krishna-consciousness. While parents gain life-transforming insights in the FOLK Program, children enjoy interactive learning that fosters overall growth.
Aradhana
Aradhana
"The greatest lessons I have ever learned were at my mother’s knees... All that I am, or hope to be, I owe to my angel mother." – Abraham Lincoln
Designed for unmarried girls aged 15 and above, this program nurtures them into spiritually grounded, chaste, and compassionate women through Bhakti practices, Krishna Conscious learnings, and life values—cultivating purity, inner strength, and devotion to become ideal daughters and devoted souls centered in love for Krishna.
Yuva Club
Yuva Club
“The youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow.” – Nelson Mandela
Focused on the spiritual development of unmarried youth aged 15 to 30, this program guides youth to overcome daily challenges and distractions through teachings in Bhakti, self-awareness, and life values. By participating in spiritual practices, community activities, and reflective learning, this program empowers youth to cultivate inner strength, wisdom, and purpose—preparing them to become conscious, compassionate contributors to society and humanity at large.
Back to Godhead
Back to Godhead
Developed specially for individuals aged above 50, this program takes it's vision from the 3rd ashram in Vedic civilization, the Vanaprastha Ashram. Diving deep into the scriptures, the aim for this program is to develop deep attachment to Krishna and His devotees, to ultimately be able to transcend the shackles of material life.
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