ISKCON Resolve and the North American Regional Governing Body (NA RGB) announced a new free online seminar entitled “Fostering Effective Cooperation for a Unified Mission” hosted by Vraj Vihari Das to be held on Saturday, October 12th,  10 AM – 12 PM EDT. The seminar will be on the Zoom platform and a link will be emailed to you prior to the event.

Srila Prabhupada consistently emphasized that cooperation is essential for the success of his mission. However, as many of us know, fostering meaningful collaboration can be one of the most challenging aspects of our service. This interactive workshop will tackle those challenges head-on.

In this session, we will:

•Analyze the underlying causes and barriers to cooperative service

•Explore practical strategies to overcome these challenges, both personally and organizationally

•Develop key skills to enhance and nurture long-lasting cooperation within our communities

Join us to gain valuable insights and tools that will help strengthen teamwork and create a more unified and effective service environment within ISKCON. Please help us spread the word by inviting everyone in your networks—this event is not just for leaders. Together, we can enhance our collective mission and impact.

Registration is require. Please click HERE to register.

About Our Host: Vraj Vihari Das

Beginning in 1975, Vraj Vihari spent 11 years as a monk, immersing himself in spiritual practices. With his wife Ananda by his side, they embarked on a remarkable adventure to India, where they resided for 21 years. During this time, Vraj Vihari shared the wisdom of Sanskrit literature and served as a consultant for the Supreme Court of India. Armed with an MA in Conflict Resolution, he has dedicated himself to fostering harmony and peace as a mediator and ombudsman. His influence extends across borders, having contributed his expertise to both the US and Indian governments and sharing his knowledge as an educator at universities. Presently, he continues to make a profound impact as a consultant for organizations such as NASA, the World Central Kitchen, Ashoka, the Global Green Growth Institute, and ISKCON.