Prelude
In today’s fast-paced world, we often separate our personal life, career, and faith. Yet our scriptures and teachers remind us that life becomes truly meaningful when these paths converge. This workshop explores how the timeless wisdom of the Gita, the Upanishads, and the teachings of Sri Madhvacharya can guide us in daily living, professional purpose, family responsibilities, and even our understanding of science.
Each session will be interactive, with ample time for questions and discussion, ensuring participants can connect the ideas to their own lives.
These workshops are for the Madhva youth, by the Madhva youth, and relevant to the challenges of today—grounded in tradition, yet practical for the modern world. Together, we will uncover how higher values can bring clarity, balance, and deeper fulfillment in all walks of life.

Intent
To inspire and transform today’s youth and working professionals into dharmic leaders who balance career, family, and spirituality. YuvaSankalpa seeks to create a generation that anchors its modern life in the timeless values of Sanatana Dharma, guided by the teachings of our acharyas.

Purpose

• Provide a structured platform where youth can rediscover their spiritual roots while excelling in their professional lives.

• Counter alienation, selfishness, materialism, and family neglect by nurturing a culture of service, humility, and dharmic responsibility.

• Ensure continuity of Madhvacharya’s philosophical and spiritual traditions by creating awareness among educated, urban professionals.

Objectives

1. Cultivate respect and responsibility – strengthen family bonds, respect elders, and take responsibility for community well‑being.

2. Promote dharmic lifestyle – balance work with sādhanā, seva, and study of śāstras.

3. Encourage service and volunteerism – channel talent into meaningful community and temple service.

4. Disseminate Dvaita knowledge – introduce principal teachings of Sri Madhvacharya and foster study circles.

5. Develop ethical, value‑based professionals – internalize dharmic ethics to resist corruption and dishonesty.

Planned Activities

• Monthly Workshops / Satsangs: Dharma, leadership, ethics, work‑life balance with Swamijis, Acharyas, guest speakers.

• Study Circles: Weekly/bi‑weekly discussions on Bhagavad Gita, Sarvamoola works, and related texts.

• Seva Programs: Volunteer in temple festivals, health camps, and educational support.

• Retreats & Camps: Meditation, discussions, seva, and fellowship in a dharmic environment.

• Work–Dharma Integration: Case studies on applying spirituality at work.

• Mentorship Program: Senior professionals guide youth with dharmic alignment.

• Community Celebrations: Festival observances with learning, seva, and culture.