Meditation
Sahaja Yoga Meditation South Australia invites you to attend an extremely informative 2-hour session presented by Dr Ramesh Manocha on his scientific and medical research into “The effects of meditation on brain, mind and health”. This research was conducted under the auspices of the Faculty of Medicine, University of NSW and the Royal Hospital for Women, Sydney.
The session will be followed by a hands-on experiential workshop. Attendees will learn a skill with scientifically proven benefits that will last a lifetime!
When: Saturday 11 July, 2:00pm (arrive 1.45pm for registration)
Venue: University of South Australia, City East Campus
Centenary Building, C3_16, Ground floor (Entrance from Gate 1, Frome Road, Adelaide)
Admission: Free of charge
Bookings: To reserve your seat please call 1300 724 252 or send an email to [email protected]
More about this event here.
The Sahaja Yoga meditation technique was developed by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi and is taught in over 120 countries, always free of charge.
We hope you will be able to attend this informative event.
You are invited to a special evening of enlightened music, meditation and a unique movie.
The evening will include:
· Live music performance by “Sahaj Sangeet”, a diverse group of musicians with a unique and lively sound.
· Meditation and self-realisation – a guided meditation experience leading to the state of mental silence.
· Screening of the movie, “Freedom and Liberation”, a revealing film about Shri Mataji, founder of Sahaja Yoga, who brought true meditation and Self-realisation to humanity.
When: Saturday June 13, 2009
7.30pm to 9.30pm
Where: Redcliffe Cultural Centre, Downs Street, Redcliffe
(approximately 25 minutes north of Brisbane)
Admission: Free of charge
You can find out more about the movie, “Freedom & Liberation”, at www.freemeditation.com/freedom
For inquiries and bookings please call (07) 3283 0407.
We look forward to seeing you at this special event.
Free 6-week meditation courses will be held in New South Wales during May and June, 2009 at twenty-five locations in Sydney, Bathurst, Blue Mountains, Central Coast and Wollongong.
Learn how to meditate, how to achieve the peace of mental silence and how to deepen your meditation.
“Know Thy Self ” is a six-week introductory course to the Sahaja Yoga Meditation technique.
The meditation is simple to learn, and both beginners and regulars are welcome.
No booking is required for the courses. Join in at any time, even if you miss a session! Course sessions are once a week for 60 to 90 minutes. All courses are free of charge.
Full details and all course locations: www.freemeditation.com/courses
Course topics
* Learn how to meditate
*Deepening the meditation experience
*How to achieve the peace of mental silence
*Clearing and balancing the subtle system
*Guided meditations
*Video talks by the founder of Sahaja Yoga,Shri Mataji
Free meditation guides and a CD will be provided to assist you with your meditation at home.
A full list of venues and course starting dates can be found here.
Course locations
Sydney Area
North: Artarmon, Gordon, Hornsby, Longueville, Mosman, North Sydney
North West: Carlingford, Denistone
Northern Beaches: Narrabeen
South: Gymea, Kogarah, Mortdale
South West: Cabramatta, Campbelltown
East: Bondi Junction, Maroubra, Paddington
West: Belmore, Burwood, Glebe, Strathfield, Parramatta
Other Areas
Bathurst
Blue Mountains: Blaxland, Leura
Central Coast: East Gosford, Woy Woy
Wollongong
Please come along to these enjoyable and informative sessions.
Full details and all course locations: www.freemeditation.com/courses
You are invited to a free Sahaja Yoga Seminar in Cairns, Queensland. Come along and experience the benefits of deep meditation.
Time: Sunday 17 May 2009, 10.00 am to 3.00 pm
Place: 7 Saxon Street, Clifton Beach
Lunch will be provided.
Seminar topics
• Real meditation
• Chakra clearing
• Using affirmations and mantras
• Tips for meditating at home
• Collective meditation
• Video talk by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, the founder of Sahaja Yoga
To register please phone 07 4055 3608 or email [email protected].