Bhagavad Gita Training online, one-to-one, Spanish or English
How to study the Bhagavad Gita
True spiritual growth requires a personalized path that respects the seeker's individual rhythm. Pedro Nonell, a distinguished Spanish expert on the Bhagavad Gita, Vedanta, and the profound lineages of and Swami Vivekananda, offers a unique "one-to-one" training model.
Unlike standard group courses, this asynchronous approach allows you to immerse yourself in the deep wisdom of the Gita without the pressure of fixed schedules.
By focusing on Self-Knowledge and the realization of God, this training transforms ancient scripture into a personal dialogue for the modern seeker, available in both English and Spanish.
One-on-one and open Gita training (each student can start it whenever they want and at their own pace)
Since the pandemic, many centers have emerged that offer Online Yoga Training. In the vast majority of cases, it is based on the student having to watch a video of their teacher (in real time or delayed), read some notes (without much coherence in some cases) and answer some tests.
Perhaps to teach an Asana or any other Apara-Vidya (lower science) course, it is suitable, but from our point of view, it is totally useless to immerse oneself in the deep wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita and the philosophy of Yoga and begin the path of Self-Knowledge.
The Bhagavad Gita Institute Training is online and asynchronous, that is, you do not have to be connected or necessarily be in front of a screen to study. Unlike synchronous training (it could be suitable for studying any course with an Apara-vidya theme, but not for the study of the Bhagavad Gita or Philosophy of Yoga), where everything is done in real time, asynchronous allows you, and not the Institute, to set the pace of training.
This aspect is vital given the particularities and complexity of any training related to the Bhagavad Gita. In addition, time barriers are broken, very important in the case of Latin America.
The training is One-on-One (not in groups) and open (there are no start dates, each student can start it whenever they want and at the pace they want). Group training does not allow everyone to set their own pace.
The basic courses (Bhagavad Gita according to Gandhi) are entirely in Spanish.
Basic Courses
The basic courses (Bhagavad Gita according to ) are entirely in Spanish or English.
Advanced Courses
The advanced courses and the master's degree are in both English and Spanish, and the versions of the Gita Makaranadam are in Hindi. Students in advanced courses can study in Spanish and/or English.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What does "asynchronous training" mean?
It means you are not required to be online at a specific time. You set your own pace, allowing the profound teachings to be absorbed naturally without time barriers.
How does "one-to-one" training benefit me?
Unlike group training, one-to-one focus ensures that your unique questions and spiritual progress are prioritized, facilitating a deeper immersion into the philosophy of Yoga.
In what languages are the courses available?
Basic courses are available in English and Spanish. Advanced courses and the Master’s degree utilize materials in English, Spanish, and even Hindi for the original shlokas.
Can I start the course at any time?
Yes. The enrollment is open, meaning you can begin your journey toward God and Self-Knowledge whenever you are ready.
Conclusion
The one-to-one training at the Gita Institute represents a bridge between ancient spiritual science and the flexibility required by today's world. By removing the constraints of group learning and fixed dates, Pedro Nonell ensures that the transmission of knowledge remains pure, focused, and deeply personal.
This journey is not just about academic learning; it is about providing the space and guidance necessary for every student to realize their own divine nature and unity with God.
Formación Bhagavad Gita online, uno a uno 
Formação Bhagavad-Gita online, um a um.
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