In this heart-opening class, Vedic teacher and Bhakti poet Jeffrey Armstrong (Kavindra Rishi) invites you into the deeper meaning of breath as taught through the lens of Bhakti Yoga—the path of personal relationship with the Divine.

Far more than a technique, breath (prāṇa) is the subtle carrier of remembrance, longing, and loving connection to the Supreme Being (Isha). In Bhakti, we don’t dissolve into the formless—we lean into relationship with the ever-present Beloved, calling their name with every breath.

In this session, you’ll explore:

🕉 How breath carries emotion (bhāva), not just air

🕉 The role of mantra in invoking presence—not silence

🕉 How every breath becomes an offering, a conversation, a calling

🕉 The personal nature of the Divine in Bhakti Yoga

🕉 Practices to align your breath with devotion, intention, and remembrance

🕉 Whether in separation or union, the Bhakta breathes not just to live—but to love.

Come remember who you’re breathing for.

Bring your questions, listen to timeless Vedic knowledge explained for our modern lives, and be part of a community dedicated to living dharmically in changing times.

Jeffrey explores profound teachings from the Bhagavad Gītā and other sacred texts, weaving them into practical guidance for modern life. This is a rare chance to sit in satsang with a living master — ask questions, deepen your understanding, and connect with a vibrant dhārmic community.

1st Sunday of the month 7-9 pm PST

Join renowned Vedic teacher and author Jeffrey Armstrong (Kavindra Rishi) for an inspiring evening of timeless Vedic wisdom. Jeffrey explores profound teachings from the Bhagavad Gītā and other sacred texts, weaving them into practical guidance for modern life. This is a rare chance to sit in satsang with a living master — ask questions, deepen your understanding, and connect with a vibrant dhārmic community.

Come for the wisdom — stay for the sangha.

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TIME ZONES: PST
7 pm Sun: Vancouver, Los Angeles
4 pm Sun: Hawaii
10 pm Sun: New York
10 am Mon: Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Bali
7:30 am Mon: Delhi

These events happen on the 1st Sunday of the month unless it falls on a holiday, in which case it is delayed by one week. All are welcome, and replays are available if you cannot attend the live version. This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals each month. Lifetime friendships are developed.

Please register before 3 pm to be assured we can send you the zoom link on time.If you miss the live talk - the replay is usually available within 48 hours due to editing time required.

All talks are available in your streaming digital account on JeffreyArmstrong.com FOREVER!

Questions: 604-385-5320 or email vasa@jeffreyarmstrong.com

Jeffrey Armstrong | Kavindra Rishi

ICCR Distinguished Indologist 2021

CHCC Lifetime Achievement Award 2022

Founder of VASA Vedic Academy of Sciences & Arts.

Jeffrey also the co-chairman of VFA (Vedic Friends Association) and a scholar on the British Board of Dharmic Scholars. As a yoga practitioner for the last 50 years, he retired from corporate life 26 years ago and has been teaching full-time on behalf of the Vedic Sanatana Dharma. Jeffrey is a best-selling author, philosopher, poet and a Vedic Astrologer for over 45 years.

Jeffrey has a unique gift to speak the ancient Vedic/Yogic knowledge in a dynamic and transformative language that inspires audiences of all ages. Featured in the CBC documentary Planet Yoga and Take Back Your Power. He has degrees in Psychology, History & Comparative Religion, and Literature, had a successful career as an executive in Silicon Valley, and was a motivational speaker to Fortune 500 companies for 10 years before turning to teaching full time.

If you go to the ABOUT section on his website wwwjeffreyarmstrong.com you can learn more in his blog, poetry, youtube channel and classes.

NEW book: The Bhagavad Gita Comes Alive: A Radical Translation is available on Amazon or www.GitaComesAlive.com.

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