About the Free Webinar:
In this insightful webinar, we will revisit the classical principles of karma as understood in the Indian knowledge traditions, while addressing the many misconceptions that surround it today. Far from being a system of reward and punishment, karma is a sophisticated framework of action, intention, and consequence that shapes our experience and guides our growth.
By reconnecting with the authentic understanding of karma, this session offers a powerful lens for self-awareness, ethical living, and personal transformation. Rather than viewing karma as fate, participants will discover how it serves as a dynamic tool for shaping a more intentional and meaningful life.
This webinar also serves as an introduction to HUA’s course on Karma: Principles, Misconceptions, and Practical Implications, offering a deeper pathway for those who wish to study this timeless concept in a structured and rigorous way.
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
Shri. Philip Goldberg
Shri Philip Goldberg, faculty in Hindu Studies at HUA, is an ordained Interfaith Minister with over 50 years of experience as a spiritual scholar, counselor, author of many books, including American Veda, and teacher interpreting global traditions—especially Indian spirituality.
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Karma: Principles, Misconceptions and Practical Implications
$200.00
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