Events

Gather. Reflect. Rise.

From intimate dinners to silent retreats — every event is designed to help you go deeper, connect with others, and leave changed.

What we offer

Courage Dinners

Intimate gatherings of 15–25 people. One theme, honest conversation, no small talk.

Meditation Circles

Weekly online sessions drawing on Gita teachings. Accessible to anyone, anywhere.

Retreats

Multi-day immersions in nature. Silence, reflection, and deep community.

Annual Gala

Our flagship event — stories, celebration, and raising funds for outreach.

Upcoming Events

What's coming up

Yoga

The Heart of Yoga

Filling fast
Saturday, 5 September 2026To be confirmedInner West, Sydney30 seats

3 hours of movement, breath and reflection — designed to reconnect you with what matters most. Limited to 30 attendees for an intimate experience.

$59 per person

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Dinner

Courage Dinner

Filling fast
Saturday, 7 November 20266:30 PMSydney, NSW20 seats

An intimate dinner for 20 people. One theme. One evening. Real conversation about what it means to live with courage. Featuring a surprise guest attendee.

$195 per person

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Retreat

The Courage Retreat — Currumbin Valley

Open
Friday 11 – Sunday 13 December 2026Arrive Friday afternoonCurrumbin Valley, Gold Coast16 seats

Three days in the mountains. Silence, reflection, ancient teachings, and the company of people who are serious about rising. Accommodation and meals included.

$1,450 per person

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Gala

Annual Courage Gala

Coming soon
Sunday, 31 January 20277:00 PMSydney, NSW150 seats

Our flagship annual event. An evening of stories, music, and community — celebrating the courage of our members and raising funds for our outreach programs.

From $250

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Sanjay and Shivani
Sanjay with Professor Charlie Teo

The people behind it

Built from courage. Both of ours.

The Courage Society was born from a brain bleed that changed everything. But it was also born from something else — watching Shivani, 39 weeks pregnant, face the possibility of raising our child alone while I lay in a hospital bed.

She didn't flinch. She showed up every day, carried our baby, and held our family together with a quiet strength that I will never stop being in awe of.

Courage isn't always dramatic. Sometimes it's a woman at 39 weeks pregnant, sitting beside a hospital bed, choosing to be strong when everything is uncertain.

This is for her. And for everyone who has ever had to be brave when they didn't feel ready.

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