Retreat in Ujjain coming up where Sri Krishna and Balaram enjoyed the most

His Holiness Bhakti Caru Swami Maharaj has been conducting retreats worldwide every year. It is more than a retreat, an opportunity to learn the vedic wisdom, be in the association of devotees from all over the world, take wonderful prasad and enliven your life with spiritual health and happiness.

The next retreat will be held in Ujjain, India, the city where Lord Krishna and Sri Balaram had their educational past times in the ashram of Sri Sandhipani Muni. During this retreat His Holiness will present the discourse on Uddhava Gita. It begins on 26th December 2013 and ends on 1st January 2014.
For more details, click here or visit www.iskconujjain.com/retreat-info/.For registration, click here or visit www.iskconujjain.com/retreat-reg/.The registration deadline is 15th October 2013.
For enquiry please email: retreat@iskconujjain.com

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