What if the problem isn’t what you’re pursuing… but how you’re seeing?

In this class from the Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 10 – Vibhuti Yoga), we explore a powerful shift: instead of constantly chasing success, recognition, beauty, or fulfillment in the world… what if we learned to see everything as a reflection of something deeper?

Krishna explains that everything we’re drawn to— beauty, strength, intelligence, victory, even intensity and influence—are all manifestations of the divine.

When we don’t understand this, we:

• chase things

• compare ourselves

• feel “not enough” or overly attached

But when we see clearly, everything changes.

We move from:

• comparison → connection

• chasing → appreciating

• anxiety → alignment

In this class, we explore:

• How to see God (Krishna) in everyday life

• Why we’re naturally drawn to certain people and experiences

• The difference between material attraction and spiritual connection

• How to stop making everything about “me” (ego)

• A simple shift in consciousness that brings peace, clarity, and fulfillment

This isn’t about rejecting the world—it’s about seeing it properly.

✨ Try this as an experiment: For one day, whenever you see something powerful, beautiful, or impressive… pause and ask: “Where is the divine in this?”

That one shift can change everything.

What are we actually working for?

In this class, we explore one of the most grounding (and confronting) truths from the Bhagavad Gita—everything material will eventually be taken away. Our roles, achievements, possessions, even our bodies… all temporary.

So what actually stays?

Krishna explains that while death takes everything external, our consciousness, desires, and spiritual growth stay with us. Unlike material success, which is ultimately “all for nothing,” spiritual progress is never lost. Every step we take inward, every moment of connection, continues with us—now and beyond this life.

We dive into:

• Why death is the “great equalizer” and what it teaches us

• The difference between material success and spiritual growth

• The concept of your “spiritual bank account”

• Why spiritual progress is never wasted (even if we fall off track)

• How to carry the energy of a retreat or spiritual high back into daily life

• Seeing Krishna (the divine) in both the temporary and the eternal

This is not about rejecting life—it’s about seeing it clearly and investing your time and energy in what truly matters.

If you’ve ever wondered:

• “What am I really doing all of this for?”

• “Why do achievements not fully satisfy me?”

• “How do I stay spiritually grounded in real life?”

This conversation is for you.

✨ Nothing you’ve done spiritually is ever lost. You can always come back.

In this episode of Gita in Action, we explore Bhagavad Gita Chapter 10 (Vibhuti Yoga) and a powerful shift in how we see the world around us.

Krishna explains that the most powerful, beautiful, and extraordinary things in creation are not meant to inflate our ego or become objects of our enjoyment. Instead, they are meant to point us back to their divine source.

Through examples like time, the lion, the Ganges, and the forces of nature, Krishna shows Arjuna that the world itself can become a roadmap back to God—if we learn how to see it properly.

When our vision changes, everything changes. Instead of chasing enjoyment or becoming envious of greatness, we begin to see the divine fingerprints everywhere.

In this discussion we explore:

• What Vibhuti Yoga really means

• Why the greatest things in the world are meant to remind us of God

• How changing our vision transforms our relationship with life

• Why spiritual knowledge is the highest knowledge

• How the world itself can guide us back to Krishna

When we begin to see life this way, the ordinary world becomes filled with reminders of the divine—and our journey back to God becomes part of our everyday experience.