The teachings of the Bhagavad Gita continue to resonate across the world, centuries after it was first composed. The core message of the ancient text focuses on learning to live in a troubled world, which is marred with conflicts. 

It can be particularly challenging for teenageers to cope and adapt to the dictates of modern life. Besides hard work, there are many intangible aspects involved in their personal, academic, and professional struggles. Often the straitjacket format followed in classrooms can overlook nurturing such habits and character traits. The ‘Life Lessons from Bhagavad Gita’ course builds on traditional knowledge and wisdom to equip teenagers with these 21st century skills. 

It aims to ensure that India’s rich cultural history flows to the future generations and helps them tide over difficult times in the decades to come. The course modules use case studies and experiential methods to invoke metaphors from ancient texts, teaching valuable  life lessons to the youth.