Gita Smriti Yajna
Recieve The Song of God
Recite, Remember, and Realize the Bhagavad Gita in 11 Months
Have you ever been inspired to remember and pronounce (recite) all 700 verses of “Bhagavad Gita As it is” in 11 months and be able to explain the meaning of each verse?
Here is your chance to do just that via formal online (Zoom) sessions in association of proficient devotees and like-minded students like yourself.
You qualify to join this if you can read English or Sanskrit
Enrollment & Eligibility
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Qualifications: Open to anyone who can read English or Sanskrit.
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Age Requirement: None; all age groups are welcome.
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Start Date: Sankalpa for the 4th Yajna season is on Friday, September 18, 2026 (the auspicious Appearance Day of Srimati Radharani). Classes will start on September 22nd.
The Schedule
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Time: All sessions run from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM CST.
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Commitment: Promptness is a must for all three weekly sessions.
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Study Sessions: Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Assessment Session: Mondays.
- Classes will start Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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Curriculum & Progress
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Pacing: The course begins with Chapter 1, covering 8–10 verses per study session.
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Methodology: Assessments are cumulative, meaning you will recite all learned verses from the beginning as you progress through the Gita.
Course fee: None (Donations welcome)
Suggestion: $31 per month or $351 per year.
For young students, parents may need to accompany the child for initial sessions. A child may also choose a partner in the sessions for practice.
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Ready to begin your journey through the 700 verses? Whether you have specific questions about the curriculum or are ready to sign up for the upcoming season, our team is here to support your spiritual education.
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