HG Tirthakara Das and HG Kunti Devi Dasi from ISKCON education ministry will be teaching us modules of Bhakti Sastri. They will be visiting us from June 24 - 31. During this week they will complete Nectar of Instructions module. Later they will conduct couple of modules online and next year they will visit us again to complete the rest of the Bhakti Sastri.

We may also have other visiting teachers (brahmacaris) to teach us one or two modules in classroom at ISKCON Boston.

Please mark your dates for June 24 - 31.

Classes will be held everyday from 7-9 pm in Sandipani Hall (old gift shop).
Temple donations for NOI module : $75

If you desire you can give separate donations to teachers.

Contact: Niskinchan Nitai Prabhu 781-308-3740 

Brief Introduction about the course facilitators:

Tirthakara Dasa started to follow Srila Prabhupada in 1997 and one year later joined the ISKCON Prague (Czech Republic) temple as a brahmacari. There he completed the bhakta program and afterwards served as a temple manager for a year. Then he began the service of distributing Srila Prabhupada’s books and has been doing it ever since.
In year 2000 he received the first initiation and in 2006 the second, both from His Holiness Bhaktivaibhava Swami Maharaja.
In 2006, together with two other devotees, he opened an ISKCON center in Brno, Czech Republic, which is currently run by Sankirtana Prabhu.
In 2009 he married Kunti Devi Dasi.
2012 to 2015 he spent in Mayapur, India, working there, together with his wife, on a project for the Temple Of Vedic Planetarium (TOVP) museum script and design (Brihad Bhagavatamrta).

He is currently teaching Bhakti Sastri in different places (India, Turkey, Bali, USA, Czech Republic) and presenting seminars.
He and his wife are counseling and training devotees.

Kunti Devi Dasi is a disciple of His Holiness Bhakti Vikasa Swami (first initiation 2009, second in 2012). She met devotees in 2004 in her birth country Slovenia. After one year she started serving as a librarian at Bhaktivedanta College in Radhadesh, Belgium.

In 2007 she traveled to Mayapur, India, where she spent six months completing the Bhakti Sastri course at MIHE. In 2012 she completed the Bhaktivaibhava course.