Master Bhakti Yoga: The Path of Devotion and Love
Are you looking to connect with a deeper sense of purpose through the power of the heart?
Bhakti Yoga, the "science of supreme love," is described in the Bhagavad Gita as the most direct path to the Divine.
In this professional online training, Pedro Nonell—a leading expert on the Bhagavad Gita, Vedanta, and the teachings of Sri Ramakrishna and Swami Vivekananda—guides you through the transformative art of devotion. This is not just a study of ancient texts; it is a practical roadmap to developing a "heart to feel," allowing you to find God in all of creation and achieve mental equanimity.
Professor:
Pedro Nonell (Expert and translator into Spanish of the Bhagavad Gita and Vivekananda)
Transform Your Spiritual Practice with Expert Pedro Nonell
Our course objective is to learn the foundations and importance of Bhakti Yoga, as defined in the Bhagavad Gita, the pillar of the philosophy of Yoga).
It is the Path of Devotion, of love for the Lord: “Heart to feel”, the most accessible and natural path among all Yogas (Karma - Action, Jnana - Knowledge and Dhyana - Meditation), the one that most people follow. The Bhakta Yogi not only loves the Lord, but also all of His creation.
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Curso Bhakti Yoga Bhagavad Gita 
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To follow Bhakti Yoga, it is necessary that we have previously purified our mind with Karma Yoga.
“Bhakti Yoga is the science of supreme love. Three things are necessary for a bird to fly: two wings and the tail as a rudder to steer. Jnana (Knowledge) is one wing, Bhakti (Love) is the other and Yoga is the tail that maintains the balance.” Swami Vivekananda.
Subjects
- Training duration: 3 months (15 ECTS: European Credit Transfer System)
- Fees: 279 Euros
- Admission Form (Word)
- PDF Catalog of the Bhakti Yoga Course
- This course is part of the Master in Bhagavad Gita, and the Science and the Philosophy of Yoga
- Open start date (individualized training)
- How to study the Bhagavad Gita online (PDF)
- Course coordinator: (My mission in relation to the Bhagavad Gita)
In chapters 7-12 of the Bhagavad Gita, Sri Krishna explained to Arjuna the secrets of the path of devotion to the Lord, the path of love. But first he had to teach him his Divine Glories, his universal form, the knowledge of Brahma.. so that Arjuna would understand that Everything is One and thus be able to love all creation.
Course Modules: A Journey Through the Bhagavad Gita
1- Bhakti Yoga by
2- Chapter 7- The Yoga of Knowledge and Realization of Brahman
3- Chapter 8- The Yoga of the Imperishable Parabrahman
4- Chapter 9- The Yoga of Royal and Discriminatory Knowledge
5- Chapter 10- The Yoga of Divine Glories
6- Chapter 11- The Yoga of the Universal Form of the Lord.
7- Chapter 12- The Yoga of Devotion (Bhakti)
8- Para-Bhakti or Supreme Devotion by Vivekananda
The Voice of the Swamis
Swami Vivekananda:
“Bhakti Yoga is a real and genuine search for the Lord, a search that begins, continues and ends in love. The man whose heart never entertains even the thought of harming anyone, who rejoices in the prosperity of even his greatest enemy, that man is the Bhakta, he is the Yogi, he is the Guru of all. Bhakti Yoga, or worship or love, in one form or another is the easiest, most pleasant and natural form of man.. The object of Bhakti is God.”
Paramahamsa:
“When a huge tidal wave comes, all the streams and ditches are filled to the brim without any effort or consciousness on your part; Thus when an Incarnation arrives, a tidal wave of spirituality breaks over the World, and people feel spirituality almost in the air.”
Sri Swami Sivananda:
“If one practices constant remembrance of the Lord through daily Sadhana (spiritual practice, exercises), then he will be rooted in His remembrance even at the time of departing this body at death.”
Swami Vidya Prakashananda:
“Love and feeling of kindness towards all creatures is the basic virtue of a Bhakta Yogi. The ultimate goal of Bhakti and Jnana is the same. Whatever the method of worship, if practiced with faith and devotion, man attains Paramatman. Let the seekers not rush to reach the Unmanifest even at the beginning. Let them try to overcome selfishness attached to the body through the worship of Ishvara, and obtain complete mastery of their senses through the desireless performance of all good deeds.”
The final exam is based on in-depth research work on Bhakti Yoga, especially valuing that its results can benefit the yogic community and/or humanity.
The student-seeker who passes the exercises and who obtains a favorable report from his teacher will receive the diploma: “Advanced course of Bhakti Yoga (Bhagavad Gita).”
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Who is the instructor, Pedro Nonell?
Pedro Nonell is a world-renowned expert, researcher, and translator of the Bhagavad Gita and the works of Swami Vivekananda. His mission is to make this sacred knowledge accessible and practical for the modern seeker.
Bhakti Yoga and the Paths of Yoga?
It is the integration of Karma (Action), Jnana (Knowledge), and Bhakti (Love). As Vivekananda taught, Bhakti is the wing that, alongside Knowledge, allows the soul to fly toward God.
How long does the course take to complete?
The training is designed to be completed over 3 months (15 ECTS credits), but it is individualized to fit your personal schedule.
Is this course suitable for beginners?
Yes. While the content is profound, Pedro Nonell’s teaching style is designed to convert students from curious seekers into dedicated practitioners, regardless of their starting point.
Conclusion
Choosing to study Bhakti Yoga is a commitment to your own soul's evolution. By learning the secrets of the "Universal Form" and the "Yoga of Devotion" under the guidance of Pedro Nonell, you are not just gaining academic knowledge; you are embarking on a journey toward God.
This course offers you the tools to turn every action into an act of love and every thought into a prayer. Start your transformation today and join a global community of students dedicated to the highest Truth.
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