Good vs. Perfect: Gita’s Wisdom on Guilt-Free Parenting
Are you drowning in parenting guilt? The tantrums, screen-time battles, and “I should’ve done better” moments pile up fast. In today’s hyper-connected world, the pressure to be a perfect parent is relentless. But what if good is enough?
Enter the Bhagavad Gita, a 5,000+-year-old guide that’s surprisingly spot-on for modern parenting. When Arjuna froze on the battlefield, overwhelmed by doubt, Krishna didn’t demand flawless victory—he taught to focus on duty, not results. “You have a right to action,” the Gita says, “but not its fruits”. Translation for parents? Show up with love, set the boundaries, plant the seeds—then let go of the guilt over outcomes you can’t control.
Date: April 24th, Thursday, 8:30 pm ET / 5:30 pm PT
Duration: 1 hr
Place: Zoom webinar
In Good vs Perfect, discover how to:
- Ditch the perfection trap with Krishna’s calm, battle-tested wisdom.
- Master your mind—turn guilt into growth, not a spiral.
- Parent with peace—practical Gita tools for the chaos of raising kids today.
Join us for a fresh take on parenting that swaps stress for clarity. No capes required—just real, guilt-free effort. Because good parenting isn’t about being perfect—it’s about being present. Ready to step off the battlefield?
Speaker Profile
Palak discovered his passion for spiritual topics in college and never let go, having deeply studied and taught the tenets of the Bhagavad Gita and other sacred texts of Hinduism for over 25 years. Before moving to the Atlanta area, Palak was a teacher, strategic planner and co-founder of Gita Sutras, a dynamic and vibrant non-profit in New York’s Lower East Side dedicated to inspiring spiritual growth and development through relevant, accessible and inspiring presentations of the Bhagavad Gita. He also volunteered as a teacher, Board Member and manager at a spiritual cultural center, The Bhakti Center, in New York.