Antaraṅga
A 10-month journey through Upadeśāmṛta — one struggle at a time.
Antaraṅga ("the inner work of bhakti") studies Śrī Upadeśāmṛta through story, real-life reflection, and practice — not just commentary. Each cycle takes one principle and walks it all the way from scripture into your own week.
Register for the CourseWhat makes this different
- Story-first pedagogy — every principle begins with a mirror, not a lecture
- One principle per session — depth over breadth
- Real-life mirrors — the Bhāgavatam held up against your actual week
- Practice-based transformation — every cycle ends in a concrete practice, not just insight
Course structure
8 verses of Upadeśāmṛta, studied across ~40 weeks.
Verse 1 — The Six Urges
- Vāco Vegam: The Urge of Speech Weeks 1–3
- Manasaḥ Vegam: The Urge of the Mind Weeks 4–6
- Krodha-Vegam: The Urge of Anger Weeks 7–9
- Jihvā-Vegam: The Urge of the Tongue Weeks 10–12
- Udara-Vegam: The Urge of the Belly Weeks 13–15
- Upastha-Vegam: The Urge of the Genitals Weeks 16–18
- Verse 2 — Six Behaviors That Destroy Bhakti Weeks 19–21
- Verse 3 — Who Is a Real Devotee Weeks 22–24
- Verse 4 — Exchange of Love with Devotees Weeks 25–27
- Verse 5 — Do Not Judge by Externals Weeks 28–30
- Verse 6 — The Body of a Vaiṣṇava Weeks 31–33
- Verse 7 — The Holy Name Weeks 34–36
- Verse 8 — The Name Is Kṛṣṇa Weeks 37–39
Schedule
Two 30-minute online sessions per week, over Zoom. Days and times: to be announced to registered students.
Who is this for
Practicing devotees who chant, follow the principles, and attend programs — and want to go deeper.