concert
Saturday 17th February 2024 • 11:30am to 1:30pm
Thompson Hall, Balcombe Heights Estate
92 Seven Hills Road, Baulkham Hills Sydney
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A free meditation and enlightened music concert for mental, physical, emotional and spiritual well-being.
Everybody welcome • Snacks and refreshments provided • Free follow-up in-person and online Sahaja Yoga meditation classes available.
For more information, call 0438 967 304
www.freemeditation.com.au/sydney-feb-2024/
Shri Mataji, Founder of Sahaja Yoga Meditation
The Founder of Sahaja Yoga meditation, Shri Mataji dedicated Her life to helping humanity realise its innate spiritual nature through an experience known as Self-realisation. Her core teaching is that within us all lies a transformative potential, which can be awakened through Self-realisation and by doing so, we can bring peace and well-being to ourselves, our families and society.
Music of Joy
Music of Joy is a unique, multicultural band based in Sydney. The magic of the group comes from the dynamic energy produced when over twenty musicians, with a wide variety of cultural backgrounds, join together with one common goal – to share music that is joyful and uplifting.
- All welcome – for complete beginners and regular meditators.
- With guided introductory meditation – easy to learn, everything explained.
- No physical exercises, postures or special clothing required.
- Chairs provided.
- Free ongoing In-person and Online classes available here.
- Enquiries: For more information, call 0438 967 304 or email [email protected]
- All Sahaja Yoga events are always free of charge.
Mozart and Meditation and an Afternoon Raga on Sitar
November 9th, 2.00pm
Old Government House, QUT Gardens Point Campus, 2 George Street, Brisbane
Enjoy the soothing sounds of three wonderful artists, Gasper Hunt, Robert Beckerton and Ravikesh Singh.
The concert is in honour of Shri Mataji, the founder of Sahaja Yoga.
2.00pm Mozart Piano Recital
3.00pm Meditation
3.30pm Afternoon Tea and Recollections Display
4.00pm Afternoon Raga with Sitar and Tabla
4.30pm Meditation
5.00pm Recollections Display
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FREE ADMISSION
You are warmly invited to an evening of Universal Peace featuring international music and recitals.
Aboriginal • Celtic • Chinese • Indian • Jewish • Muslim • Pacific Islander • Russian • Sahaja
Saturday 12th November, 2016
5.30 pm to 9.00 pm
Ashfield Town Hall
260 Liverpool Road, Ashfield, Sydney
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Our multicultural fabric
The evening will provide a wonderful celebration of the beauty of the multicultural fabric that makes Australia one of the greatest countries in the world, celebrating the coming together of many people of diverse communities and faiths that have so enriched our nation.
Universal message of peace
Musicians, poets and spiritual leaders will unite to share the universal message of peace, but this performance is guaranteed to be more than that, as it will enable us to truly experience the depth of peace and joy that lies within each individual.
Music, poetry and words of peace are the universal language that uplifts, helps bring us together and reminds us we are all one.
More information
- Free Admission – Everyone welcome.
- Light supper provided.
- Enquiries and bookings call Lisa on 0437 405 155
Sponsored by Life Eternal Trust Australia and Sahaja Yoga Meditation Australia
"Music of Joy" concert leaflet
Sahaja Yoga in the Philippines has invited “Music of Joy”, the renowned Australian Sahaja Yoga musical group, to perform a musical concert in the Philippines, as part of the Sahaja Yoga Asian Tour 2012. The concert will present vocal and instrumental music, including bhajans and qawwalis.
It will be a life-time experience for everyone in Manila to watch Australians playing musical instruments from all around the world.
The instruments include harmonium, didgeridoo, guitar, bass, flute, saxophone, clarinet, tabla, dholak, djembe, chimtar and tambourine.
The concert will be held on Sunday, 8 July 2012 at 3.00-7.00 pm in SM Mall of Asia, one of the biggest malls in the Philippines, at Pasay City, Metro Manila.