Between two great armies, a charioteer and his royal passenger halt. As the conch shells sound, calling all to battle, Arjuna the prince and archer, lays down his bow in sorrow. Stepping down from the chariot, he looks up into Krishna’s face, utterly dejected, but still able to speak the most important words of his life: “Teach me, Krishna, how I am to live my life faced with all of this.”
 
What follows is the timeless work we have come to know as simply The Gita.
 
This simple introduction to the Bhagavad Gita will ease you into this ancient text. The course will be based on dialogue and experiential learning that will make the content come alive. It is very helpful to read a copy of the Gita beforehand and bring it along to class.
 

Date:		Monday, May 13	Download a printer- friendly flyer (pdf)
Time:		7:00 – 9:00 pm
Location:		Suquamish UCC 17832 Division Ave. Suquamish, WA 98392
Cost:		$20
(No one will be turned away for lack of funds) Register Online

Kimberly Beyer-Nelson
holds a master’s degree in comparative religion and has been a meditation, qigong and yoga instructor for twenty years.

Her non-fiction books include: Easing into the Bhagavad Gita and Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras; A Little Book of Wholeness and Prayer: An Eight Week Meditation Companion, and At Matthew’s Knee: A Poetic Commentary on the Gospel of Matthew.

She is currently working on a book of poetic meditations around the many names of God, as well as a work that explores the Vedantic tones present in the Gospel of Thomas.

 
For more information: Call (360) 598-4434.