‘Moksha Sanyasa Yoga’
The Yoga of Liberation through Renunciation

Moksha Sanyasa Yoga, chapter 18 of the Gita, delivers the grand conclusion of the Veda. Syntheses the 2 parts of the Veda – Purvam and Antam, directing the seeker to the twofold goals of spiritual sadhana : Chitha Shuddhi Pure Mind and Moksham Liberation.
Your guna combination defines your inner nature. Oblate actions born of your nature to spiritual evolution. Integrate Karma action with Upasana worship, thereby, eliminatinge the self-imposed conflict between material and spiritual life. Krishna bids a profound command to ‘renounce all dharmas’ to the seeker who has arrived at the threshold of terrestrial perfection. He assures him transcendence, Moksham liberation.

Themes
Dharma the Law
Guna Qualities Swabhavam Nature
Karma Action, Upasana Worship
Chitha Shuddhi Purify Mind
Sanyasa Renunciation
Moksha Liberation

मोक्षयिष्यामि मा शुच:‍ ‍

‘…Grive Not, I shall Liberate You’

- Bhagavad Gita Ch18, V66

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    Venue

    Assembly Hall
    1, Colonel Samuel Smith Park Dr, Etobicoke, ON M8V 4B6

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    When

    Sunday, 29 Nov 2026
    9:30 am to 12 pm. Two sessions with a break in between.

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    Speaker

    Shri. Rangarajan
    Disciple of Swami Parthasarathy

Registration

The learning event is open to all,

No entry fee.

Attendance is strictly by prior registration only, with seats limited to 185.

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