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Topic: Meditation and its effects on the brain, mind and health

Time:  Wednesday 25 November, 7:00pm – 9:00pm

Place:  Dougherty Community Centre, 7 Victor Street, Chatswood
(opposite Westfield shopping centre car park)

Medical01This fascinating and enjoyable lecture will be presented by Dr Ramesh Manocha, who will provide a refreshing insight into the science and experience of meditation.

Dr. Manocha is a world-leading expert on scientific research into meditation. His research has proven its effectiveness in reducing stress and improving wellbeing. It has also determined that mental silence has specific physiological effects on the body and the brain.

As part of the event, the audience will also learn a simple, scientifically proven meditation skill which will become a useful resource that they can use for the rest of their lives.

Don’t miss the opportunity to attend this very informative session followed by a hands-on workshop.

Program:
7:00pm: Introduction
7:10pm: Lecture – Dr Ramesh Manocha, MBBS BSc (Med) PhD
8:00pm: Meditation workshop
9:00pm: Close

Free admission. No booking is required.

For enquiries please call (02) 9904 8137 (after hours).

Feeling tired, stressed or out of balance? Meditation may help!

You are welcome to attend our next Melbourne One-day Meditation Workshop, to be held on Sunday 8th November, 2009.

This free workshop is suitable for both regulars and beginners. The meditation is very easy; no prior knowledge is needed. Everyone will have the opportunity to learn and experience the peace and joy that true meditation can offer.

Workshop topics include:

• Introduction to meditation – for newcomers
• In-depth sessions – for new and previous attendees
• Collective meditations – learn how to achieve mental silence
• Affirmations and mantras to assist meditation
• Scientific research into meditation
• Easy techniques to help reduce stress
• Balancing and clearing chakrasand the subtle system
• Tips on how to meditate at home
• Video talk by Shri Mataji, the founder of Sahaja Yoga
• Live music for meditation (subject to musician availability)

When: Sunday, 8th November, 2009. 11.00am to 2.00pm (Arrive 10.30am for a cup of tea)
Where: Sahaja Yoga Meditation Centre, 229 Warrigal Road, Cheltenham, Melbourne
Workshop cost: No charge! Workshops are provided by volunteers, as a non-profit community service.
Catering: Lunch provided, morning tea and workshop materials are provided.
Seating arrangements provided: Chairs, pillows and carpeted floor.
Bookings: For planning and catering purposes, please RSVP by emailing [email protected]  or telephone Hugh on 0439 990 603 if you would like to attend.

We hope you’ll be able to attend this informative and enjoyable day.

Best wishes,
The Sahaja Yoga Collective of Melbourne

The next free monthly Sahaja Yoga meditation workshop at Wamuran will be held this Saturday, 26 September 2009.

For those of you who have  been attending our weekly programs, this workshop will help improve your meditations, achieve the state of mental silence, and improve overall well-being. If you have not meditated before, please come along and enjoy learning the techniques for peaceful meditation.

The Sahaja Yoga centre at Wamuran is located 60 minutes north of Brisbane or 15 minutes from Caboolture train station. If you need to be picked up from the Caboolture train station,  please call us on (07) 5496 6716 in advance.

Program
2:00 – 2:30pm: Welcome and refreshments

2:30 – 3:00pm: How to meditate

3:00 – 4:00pm: Clearing techniques

4:00 – 4:20pm: Video lecture from Shri Mataji (founder of Sahaja Yoga)

4:20 – 5:15pm: Meditation and live music

5.30pm: Dinner

Cost: There is no cost for your attendance.

Venue
Sahaja Yoga Meditation Centre, Wamuran Qld
95 McClintock Road, Wamuran

Directions to Venue

From the M1 motorway, take the Kilcoy exit and proceed along D’aguilar Highway to Wamuran. Opposite the IGA store, turn right and then right again into Station Rd. Turn left at the small roundabout into Newlands Rd for approximately 3km, and then left into Patane Rd which leads to McClintock Rd.

If you wish to attend, please email us at [email protected].

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