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World Day for Inner Peace, Melbourne

World Day for Inner Peace, Melbourne

An evening of music and meditation will be held in Northcote, Melbourne.

Time:
Friday, 20 March 2015, 7.30 pm

Venue:
Northcote Town Hall
First Floor, Room 2
189 High Street Northcote, Melbourne
(Google map)

The state of meditation is a universal experience, and it has been written about and celebrated in many cultures throughout history.

Sahaja Yoga Meditation can achieve immediate benefits in stress relief, by quietening the mind, bringing about a feeling of peace and contentment. Through regular meditation, physical and mental benefits are gained, helping people to attain balance at personal and spiritual levels.

• No booking required and no special clothes or equipment needed.
• Suitable for complete beginners and experienced meditators.

Cost: Free and without any obligation.

More information about Sahaja Yoga in Victoria:

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Sahaja Yoga Workshop, Wamuran, Queensland

Sahaja Yoga Workshop, Wamuran, Queensland

We had a very successful Sahaja Yoga workshop at Wamuran, near Brisbane, on Sunday 29th June 2014. About 35 people attended, many for the first time.

The program started at 9.30am with ‘meet and greet’, refreshments and introductions. This was followed by a short introduction to Sahaja Yoga and then Self-realisation. Everyone then experienced footsoaking, clearing the subtle system and exchanging vibrations.

An in-depth demonstration followed of the various clearing techniques used in Sahaja Yoga. These treatments include candles, lemons and chillies, and onion treatment for the Agnya Chakra.

The hard-working kitchen team had cooked a beautiful lunch which was served outside in the sunshine.

Sahaja Yoga music group, Wamuran, Queensland

Sahaj Sangeet music group, Wamuran, Queensland

After lunch, a meditation/workshop was held outside on the Mother Earth where exchanging vibrations and experiencing inner silence were only interrupted by the wind, the birds and the rustling of trees.

Shri Mataji’s video talk was followed by music from ‘Sahaj Sangeet’ bhajan group. The performance was very well received, with people joining in clapping. Finally, a silent meditation left everyone in Sahastrara.

Peter Hewitson

"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.

If you live in Brisbane or are lucky enough to be visiting in the area, please come along to our free monthly meditation workshop at Wamuran, (60 minutes north of Brisbane) on Saturday 30  January 2010.

People who have previously attended the seminars have remarked that they felt much more relaxed and balanced, and could feel their tensions  melted away by this simple, effective technique.

Here’s a sample of some of the things participants said about the workshops:

“Thank you for a wonderful afternoon, for the peace and friendship.”
“I felt welcome and enjoyed the experience.”
“I am grateful for such a beautiful experience. I felt welcome and believe the experience has opened me up to many possibilities.”
“I found it interesting and enjoyable. The people were kind and friendly. The atmosphere was warm and hospitable.”
“It’s a great opportunity to discover what is within us. We can learn to use the meditation properly for the benefit of our souls and the health of our physical body.”

The workshop, which commences at 2.00 pm, will include a very enjoyable, live concert performed by talented Sahaja Yoga musicians.

The workshop is intended for new participants, as well as those who have never attended before. Please come along, even if you have never meditated before.

Program:
2:00 – 2:30pm: Arrival and refreshments
2:30 – 3:00pm: Meditation – How to achieve the state of mental silence
3:00 – 4:00pm: Clearing techniques to improve your meditation
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 are no costs or payments required for your attendance.

Directions to Workshop venue in Wamuran:

The address is: 95 McClintock Road, Wamuran. From the M1 motorway, take the Kilcoy exit and proceed along D’aguilar Hwy until reaching 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, then left into Patane Rd which leads to McClintock Rd. Number 95 is just over the top of the hill on the left.

Click here for Google Map directions to the venue.

Are you thinking of coming? For planning purposes, please email us at [email protected].

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