The next lecture on the health benefits of meditation will be held in Avalon on Saturday 27 March 2010.
One hundred and fifty people attended the lecture at Manly earlier in March 2010. This innovative medical seminar, presented by Dr. Ramesh Monocha, explored the benefits of meditation on overall health. The seminar included several opportunities to experience mental silence. At the end of the seminar more than 70% of the audience reported achieving a state of mental silence and thoughtlessness in their meditations.
Dr. Manocha is a world-leading expert on scientific research into meditation. His research has proven the effectiveness of meditation in reducing stress and improving wellbeing. It has also determined that mental silence has specific physiological effects on the body and the brain.
This Saturday’s lecture will provide a refreshing insight into the science behind meditation. It will also allow the audience to acquire simple and effective meditation skills which can be easily incorporated into daily life.
Don’t miss the opportunity to attend this very informative session followed by a hands-on workshop.
When: Saturday 27 March 2010, 2:00pm to 4:00pm
Where: Avalon Recreation Centre, Main Hall
59a Old Barrenjoey Road
Avalon
Program:
2:00pm: Introduction
2:10pm: Lecture – Dr Ramesh Manocha, MBBS BSc (Med) PhD
3:30pm: Meditation workshop
4:00pm: Refreshments will be available
Admission: Free admission
No booking is required. The talk is suitable for both beginners and regular meditators.
This event is a Community Health event brought to you by Sahaja Yoga Meditation. For enquiries please call (02) 9904 8137 (after hours).
Dr Ramesh Manocha will be presenting a seminar in Manly in Sydney on the topic of the effects of meditation on health. Please come along and enjoy this fascinating presentation, as well as experiencing Sahaja Yoga meditation.
When: Saturday, 6 March, 2010 from 2.30 pm to 4.30 pm
Where: Manly West Primary School,
cnr. Griffiths St and Hill St, Balgowlah
(Click here for Google Map)
Program:
2:30 pm: Introduction
2:40 pm: Lecture by Dr Ramesh Manocha, MBBS BSc (Med) PhD
4:00 pm: Meditation workshop
4:30 pm: Refreshments will be available.
We look forward to seeing you there.
You are invited to this fascinating and enjoyable lecture, “Meditation and its effects on the brain, mind and health”, by Dr Ramesh Manocha. Dr Manocha will provide refreshing insights into the science and experience of meditation.
Dr. Manocha is a world-leading expert on scientific research into meditation. His research has proven the effectiveness of meditation in reducing stress and improving wellbeing. The research has also found that mental silence has physiological effects on the body and the brain.
The lecture will provide a refreshing insight into the science behind meditation. It will also allow the audience to acquire simple and effective meditation skills which can be easily incorporated into daily life.
Don’t miss the opportunity to attend this very informative session followed by a hands-on workshop.
When: Saturday, 27 March 2010, 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Where: Avalon Recreation Centre, Main Hall
59a Old Barrenjoey Road, Avalon
Program:
2:00 pm: Introduction
2:10 pm: Lecture – Dr Ramesh Manocha, MBBS BSc (Med) PhD
3:30 pm: Meditation workshop
4:00 pm: Refreshments will be available .
Admission:
Free admission – no booking is required. The workshop is suitable for both beginners and regular meditators.
This event is a Community Health event brought to you by Sahaja Yoga Meditation.
For enquiries please call (02) 9904 8137 (after hours).
Shri Mataji
We try to do our level best, but still sometimes you feel that there can be some mistakes we might have committed. But it is not for you to be upset about it because once you have reached the shores of joy, then you should not give it up for anything because it is your own choice whether you want joy or you want unhappiness….
Whatever your past was, whatever mistakes you might have committed in the past in your ascent or whatever might have happened in the past because of others to you, it is all lost in the past, in the ocean of the past….
When you reach a certain state, then you should not allow anything of the past to come back. I would even suggest to give a challenge to the past….
Even if you are afraid of the past … or you get angry with yourself or you feel upset about it, then yet you have not reached the point. So now you have to see it, that you are at a distance. That’s why you are seeing it. Nothing can touch you.
So the judgement will come to you from yourself. “Am I still involved in the past that was yesterday? Is it finished now? Am I even now bothered about it?” …
Now you have become the fruit which is ripe, so why should you worry about things which you are not any more? Now if you have become a full-fledged bird, why should you worry about the egg that used to smell so badly? That is the attitude one must have tpwards oneself, the confidence within oneself.
Shri Mataji