Understanding Karma, Dharma, and Moksha with Prasad Rangnekar
Yoga encompasses more than just our time on the mat. It involves being mindful of our actions, called Karmas, in the physical world, to achieve "Moksha." Moksha is attained by going through both positive and negative experiences and fulfilling our duties without seeking personal gain. Each person's duties, known as Dharma, are unique to their roles and responsibilities. Hence when it comes to the characters like Ravana, it's tough to determine whether they were inherently evil. Join Prasad Rangnekar as he delves deeper into the multifaceted personalities of these mythological characters, who defy categorization as simply gods or villains
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Who Is It For?
- Anyone who is in awe and interested in this subject
- People who want to gain a deeper understanding of Karma, Dharma, and Moksha.
- People who wish to gain a deeper understanding of what can be learned from Mythological characters
- Yoga practitioners, Students, Teachers & Therapists
- Philosophers, Psychologists, Life Coaches, and Healers
Program Schedule
Teacher | Date | Timing | Description |
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Prasad Rangnekar | 4th Sep | 06:30 PM-08:00 PM | Rama-Ravana, Yudhishtra-Duryodhana, and Sugreev-Bali - Personality Analysis |
Prasad Rangnekar | 6th Sep | 06:30 PM-08:00 PM | Rama-Ravana, Yudhishtra-Duryodhana, and Sugreev -Bali - Reviewing Action |
Prasad Rangnekar | 8th Sep | 06:30 PM-08:00 PM | Rama-Ravana, Yudhishtra-Duryodhana, and Sugreev -Bali - Life Lessons |
Teacher | Date/Timing | Description |
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Prasad Rangnekar | 4th Sep 06:30 PM-08:00 PM, IST | Rama-Ravana, Yudhishtra-Duryodhana, and Sugreev-Bali - Personality Analysis |
Prasad Rangnekar | 6th Sep 06:30 PM-08:00 PM, IST | Rama-Ravana, Yudhishtra-Duryodhana, and Sugreev -Bali - Reviewing Action |
Prasad Rangnekar | 8th Sep 06:30 PM-08:00 PM, IST | Rama-Ravana, Yudhishtra-Duryodhana, and Sugreev -Bali - Life Lessons |
Every action we do in this physical world creates karma, which shapes our destiny. The ultimate goal is to achieve moksha, liberation from the cycle of birth and death. This happens when all karmas are resolved and God is fully realized.
The Hindu Itihasa and Puranas are not only holy books but a treasure trove of practical knowledge that help us navigate life with clarity and confidence. The legendary stories and life incidents of varied characters mentioned in the Puranas are never one-dimensional. Their heroes and villains possess complex personalities with varying shades of character that encompass the completeness of human personality. There is much to learn from them.
This specially curated program gives you a chance to open your perspective by understanding all sides of the story, reflecting on the incidents, challenging your assumptions and beliefs, and growing by expanding your perspective of life and self. Join Prasad Rangnekar in this program to broaden your understanding of the human experience.

Program Highlight
The program will be conducted in three sessions, each lasting for about 90 minutes, including questions and answers. In the lectures, we will review three pairs of characters, namely Rama-Ravana, Yudhishtra-Duryodhana, and Sugreev-Bali through their respective storylines, and work through the following:
- Analysis of their personality type and behavior
- Reviewing their Action – Consequence (Karma) impact
- Deducting life lessons to help us transform
Each session will deal with one element and will comprise the following,
- Theory lecture on the element of the day, along with its impact on body, mind, and life.
- Recommendations on which asana to practice to work on specific elements.
- Understanding how the elements work together through our body systems and the Prana Vayus.
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