New course: The Fifth Canto of Srimad Bhagavatam

Announcing the next module of the course, with the pastimes of Rṣabhadeva, the three lives of Bharata Maharaja, and the mysterious description of Bhū-mandala and the whole Vedic cosmological model.

January 10, the Saturday after next, we will start the next module of our in-depth course on the Srimad Bhagavatam, this time covering the Fifth Canto.

In the course, we will study the whole Fifth Canto, including the pastimes of Rṣabhadeva, the three lives of Bharata Maharaja, and so on, culminating with the mysterious description of Bhū-mandala and the whole Vedic cosmological model.

This is probably the first course where we will go deep into the cosmological model of the Srimad Bhagavatam, connecting it with our practical reality. If that’s your cup of tea, that’s a unique chance.

There is no fee for attending the course, but donations are welcome. You can find all the options for donating here: https://www.ccdas.net/p/donate

There are two ways to follow the course:

a) You can follow it passively by just following the completed lessons as they are posted here on the website. For this, you can just sign-up for receiving the updates of the site and get everything by e-mail:

The lessons will be posted on Sundays and Mondays.

b) You can join the Zoom meetings and watch the course live. The meetings will go on every Saturday at 14:30 (Mayapur time, IST) starting on January 10.
Check the time in your local timezone.

To join the meetings, you need to register on Zoom. Here is the link:

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZctdOmqrT4qE9Yg4Wao-INiSIU1x8h4HpT0

This is a simple registration page; you just need to give your name and e-mail. You will receive an email similar to this, containing the times of the meetings and the link to join:

You can also donate using Buy Me a Coffee, PayPal, Wise, Revolut, or bank transfers. There is a separate page with all the links. This helps me enormously to have time to write instead of doing other things to make a living. Thanks!