About the course
Two webinars with Marco Ferrini (Shriman Matsya Avatar Prabhu) to deeply explore the relationship between self-esteem and humbleness, through the timeless wisdom of Bhakti-Yoga philosophy.
We are often led to believe that self-esteem and humbleness are irreconcilable opposites.
Yet, in the Vedic perspective, these two qualities not only can coexist—they are both essential for realizing one’s full human and spiritual potential.
2 Sessions with Marco Ferrini
In these two sessions, Marco Ferrini offers a vision that is both new and ancient, where self-esteem does not arise from external success, but from the recognition of our spiritual nature, our Dharma, and our deep connection with the Divine.
Humbleness is not submission, but a conscious awareness of one’s place in the world, lived in harmony with our eternal essence, guided by the principles of Bhakti Yoga.
Drawing from the Śāstra (Bhagavad-gītā, Śrīmad Bhāgavatam, Upaniṣads), examples from Indo-Vedic psychology, and comparisons with modern thought, Marco Ferrini leads a transformative reflection that addresses fundamental themes:
What you’ll learn in these Webinars
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We invite you to immerse yourself in this unique teaching, offered by Marco Ferrini during two international events promoted by the cultural association KEESTAAM.
Don't miss this opportunity to rediscover inner balance, clarity, and inspiration through one of the most insightful voices in contemporary Indo-Vedic philosophy.
