Events
A Sahaja Yoga program will be held on Saturday 16 June 2007 at Lane Cove Public School at the corner of Longueville Rd and Austin St, Lane Cove, Sydney. The evening will commence at 6.00 pm. Everyone is welcome to come along to experience the inner peace and joy that come from Sahaja Yoga meditation.
If you would like to have information about this program you can phone 0422 798 498.
If you want to know about Sahaja Yoga programs in other areas, you can telephone 1300 72 42 52 (1300 SAHAJA) or visit Sahaja Yoga Meetings.
The Dreaming Festival will be held from 8 to 11 June 2007 at the Dreaming Festival Village near Woodford, Queensland. Woodford is on the Beerwah-Kilcoy Road, off the D’Aguilar Highway, one and half hours north of Brisbane or 40 minutes south of Caloundra.
The Dreaming, a 3 day 4 night Festival, is a marking of the annual ceremony time of the Indigenous peoples from Australia and around the world, and will be a comprehensive showcase for their arts and music. It is hosted by the Jinibara people who are the traditional owners of the area. It has been organised by the Queensland Folk Federation.
A Sahaja Yoga presentation stall will be a part of the Festival.
For more information about the Festival, go to www.thedreamingfestival.com.
The Sahaja Yoga musical group, Music of Joy, will be travelling to Taree to participate in the Taree Envirofair on Saturday 9 June (Queen’s Birthday long weekend). The Music of Joy performance will be from 1:00 to 2:00pm. There will also be a Sahaja Yoga stall at the fair, for anyone who is interested in finding out about Sahaja Yoga meditation.
On Sunday 10 June at 3.00 pm there will be a Music and Meditation concert at Bobin Hall, a lovely rural hall about 40 minutes outside Taree. The concert will feature Music of Joy and Sahaj Qawali.
The events are being organised by the Wingham Sahaja Yoga group who would like to invite people from the Manning Valley area to join them for a lovely long weekend, sharing these two events. There may even be a chance to visit the beautiful Ellenborough Falls.
An evening of wonderful Indian dancing has been organised by the Thrayee School of Dance, to be held at the Bankstown Hall, Bankstown on Saturday 26 May 2007. Rasanubhavam – A Spiritual Experience will be presented by the Trio Sisters, Radhika, Gayatri and Shobana. The Trio Sisters are disciples of the famous dancing duo, The Dhananjayans from Chennai in India.
They will be preceded by the Music of Joy, a group of musicians who sing music which uplifts and takes the listener into a meditative and joyous state.