Bhakti Vriksha

Bhakti Vriksha is a weekly spiritual program, conducted in different languages by trained householder devotees. This aims at understanding the Bhagavad Gita and applying its teachings in our daily lives.

The second phase of Srila Prabhupada's plan was to develop congregations around a temple or centre, so that people can easily practice Bhakti at home and also share these teachings with others.

The Tree of Devotion (Bhakti Vriksha)

The ISKCON Ministry for Congregational Development is headed by His Holiness Jayapataka Swami. As instructed by Srila Prabhupada, he established various programs such as Nama Hatta, Bhakti Vriksha, and Shraddha Kutir for the benefit of people across the world.

In 1996, HH Jayapataka Swami introduced the Bhakti Vriksha program. At that time, HG Vijay Venugopal Das and his wife Prema Padmini Dasi, residing in the Middle East, embraced the program to enhance their Nama Hatta efforts started in 1989. They began this center in 2007.

This weekly spiritual education program considers people’s physical, mental, and social needs through a network of friendly, loving relationships. It inspires everyone to love Krishna, serve all living beings, and live with purpose.

Spiritual knowledge and practice become easy and practical. The program also cultivates excellent leaders and teachers who care for new members and help raise them as committed devotees.

Children, youth, adults, and elderly — all are given personalized guidance to achieve their life’s true goal: Krishna Consciousness.

People from all castes, classes, and educational backgrounds are welcomed into a holistic community, working together to spark a spiritual revolution that heralds the Golden Age.

Bhakti Vriksha Classes

• Languages: English, Kannada, Hindi, Telugu, Malayalam & Tamil
• Days: All days of the week

For more details on exact timings, please contact ISKCON Koramangala.