About the Free Webinar:
Join us for an insightful webinar introducing “Growing Up with the Gita,” a unique course designed specifically for teenagers, youth, and the young at heart. This program brings the wisdom of the Gita to life in a relatable and practical way—helping students navigate real-life challenges with confidence, emotional balance, and purpose
Whether you are a parent seeking meaningful guidance for your child, or a young learner looking for direction and purpose, this webinar will show how the Gita can become a lifelong companion—offering insight, strength, and clarity at every stage of life.
Stay until the end to learn how to enroll in the course and support the next generation in growing with confidence, wisdom, and purpose.
This is a complimentary webinar, thoughtfully curated to offer depth, clarity, and high-value insights—reflecting the quality of a premium learning experience.
Get to Know panelist
Dr. Kalika Uttarkar
Dr. Kalika Uttarkar is the Director, Community Education, and a faculty at both the Graduate and CE Divisions at HUA. She holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy, and skillfully integrates Philosophy, Yoga, and Psychology into her role.
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Growing up with the Gita
$200.00
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