Some people suffer in this lifetime; sometimes they lose money, sometimes they get sick, sometimes they have accidents or some other catastrophe in life and then they wonder: “What caused this? I didn’t do anything wrong.”

If everything is determined by our previous acts, then what free will do we have now?

We do have karma, but we do have free will as well. By the choices we make, we can improve both our present and our future.

Speaker: Bhanu Swami holds a BA Degree in Oriental Fine Arts History from the University of British Colombia. His spiritual journey began while studying fine arts in Japan, where he began pursuing his interest in self-realization and meditation.

Bhanu Swami is a quiet achiever and has studied a variety of disciplines, including martial arts, reiki healing, and Karnatic music.

As an accomplished author and Sanskrit scholar, he has translated into English and published one hundred and sixty three important literatures from the ancient Vedic and yoga tradition.

As a monk he spends his life traveling in order to share these teachings, which offer holistic perspectives on the problems faced by the world today.

Complimentary vegetarian meal after the class.

Student, yo-pro, traveler? Not afraid to try something real? This one’s for you. You love a good night out, but you’re not here for rinse-and-repeat weekends. You want connection, energy, and something that actually sticks.

We’re flipping the script with a party that’s got all the vibe — and a little more underneath. Expect live mantra music, a fiery all-you-can-eat Mexicano feast (headlined by Birria Gorditas — yeah, we’re not playing), mocktails with flair (maybe even a jalapeño or two if you’re bold), and a one-of-a-kind talk from Devamrita Swami — a globally travelling monk who’ll leave you thinking long after the night’s done.

Where the food’s hot, the music’s live, and the speaker’s on fire.

Come solo or bring your crew.

SCHEDULE
*Optional Free yoga class at 4pm (Please bring your own mat)
*Mantra & Mexicano Sizzle Party: 5pm, Sunday, 22nd March