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A Cultural Evening of Meditation, Music and Dance will be held at Richmond near Sydney. The program will include meditation through realisation, a recorded talk by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi (the founder of Sahaja Yoga), a performance by the world music group, “Music of Joy”, and a special dance performance by Sandeep Bodhanker and students.

Please come along and enjoy a wonderful evening of music, dance and joyful meditation.

Date:  Saturday 6 October 2007

Time:  7.00 pm

Venue:  Richmond School of Arts (opposite library)
Corner March and West Market Sts
Richmond

A play, “Life and Message of Gandhi”, will be presented at the Parade Theatre NIDA on 2 September 2007. The play is the winner of the 2005 Excellence in Theatre awards for best director, best actor, best script and best costumes.

The date coincides with the Centenary of Satayagraha and 60 Years of Independence Celebration. All proceeds are to go to charity.

Time :  5.30 pm, Sunday 2 September 2007

Venue:  Parade Theatre NIDA, 215 Anzac Parade, Kensington

Enquiries:  9742 6106, 9674 2171, 9680 8535, 9369 5305, 0411 104 249, 0403 016 222, 0433 434 831

Sydney:  A four-week course in Sahaja Yoga meditation will be held, free of charge, commencing on Wednesday 18 July 2007. It will be held on four Wednesdays, 18 July until 8 August, 7.30 pm – 8.45 pm.  This course is a sequel to the highly successful meeting held at the Paddington Public School last Saturday evening. At this meeting, many people experienced for the first time the joy and peace of mind that comes from true meditation.  You are welcome to join us.

The venue for this follow-up course will again be Hall Block C at the rear of the Paddington Public School, corner of Oxford and Elizabeth Streets, Paddington (Sydney, NSW).  Parking is available via the Elizabeth Street entrance. 

This four-week meditation course will provide information and simple, practical techniques for finding balance in life, meditating at home, keeping in balance and reducing stress. The course is suitable for beginners or experienced meditators, and you can join the course at any time. No postures or special clothing are required, and chairs are provided. The course is free of charge.

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