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explore vedic divinity through art (all ages)

  • Bamarang Bush Retreat 145 Bamarang Road Bamarang, NSW, 2541 Australia (map)

do you know ganesh from gayatri? lakshmi from lakshmana?

The Vedic (Hindu) pantheon has millions of gods and goddesses.

Would you like to know more?

Come and explore famous images of the gods and goddess.

A fun way to meet these forces of nature and learn their symbols, stories and meanings.

Learn to form their name in Sanskrit letters, do some 'mindful colouring' while listening to some of the famous stories.

Learn which god/divinity/personality resonates with you and how to get to know them better.

You will create something to take awayan image of a deity that you like to display at home

All ages are welcome. Under 18s should be accompanied by their adults. Grown up kids welcome.


Length: 2 hours
Cost: Individual $39 / Family $79

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