Kartik Maas 2026 – Daily Bhagwad Gita Chapter 12 Paath

Daily Shrimad Bhagwad Gita Chapter 12 Paath

Kartik Maas is a sacred period of devotion, reflection and spiritual growth. Traditionally dedicated to deepening our connection with Bhagavan through bhakti, prayer, seva and spiritual practice, this auspicious month offers an opportunity to bring the teachings of the Shrimad Bhagwad Gita into our daily lives.

GIEO Gita UK warmly invites you and your family to join us throughout Kartik Maas for the daily recitation of Chapter 12 – Bhakti Yoga, in which Shri Krishna reveals the qualities of a true devotee and the path of loving devotion.

Whether joining from your home, attending a gathering at a mandir or participating online, everyone is welcome.

Programme Details

📅 Dates: Monday 26 October – Tuesday 24 November 2026

🕓 Daily Paath: 4:00 pm and 8:00 pm (UK time)

📖 Recitation: Shrimad Bhagwad Gita – Chapter 12 (Bhakti Yoga)

🏡 Locations: Across devotees' homes, mandirs and online

Join the Daily Paath

Participate in the daily recitation at either 4:00 pm or 8:00 pm.

Online Joining Link: https://www.gieogita.org/link/Kartik Maas

You are welcome to join on any day throughout the month. No prior experience of Gita recitation is necessary.

Would You Like to Host a Gita Paath?

During Kartik Maas, devotees and families are invited to host a Chapter 12 paath in their homes, helping bring the teachings of the Gita into our communities.

If you would like to host a gathering, please contact GIEO Gita UK to discuss a suitable date and arrangements.

A Month of Bhakti and Reflection

Chapter 12 of the Bhagwad Gita reminds us that devotion is not confined to ritual alone, but is reflected in our thoughts, conduct, compassion and relationship with the world around us.

Through daily recitation, let us take time to reflect upon these teachings and cultivate the qualities that Shri Krishna describes.

Come together in bhakti, paath and satsang throughout Kartik Maas.

🙏 Jai Shri Krishna

GIEO Gita UK – Nurturing Lives Through the Gita