Across the globe, many are seeking new sources of energy. Meanwhile, the most transformative energy of all is hiding in plain sight, within us. Sahaja Yoga classes help awaken that energy.
Meditation in Leeds You are invited to join Andy & team who are hosting free sessions on Wednesdays 7.00pm-9.00pm (starting Oct 1st) to explore and enjoy the experience of Self Realisation and the depth of meditation which you can enjoy once you have achieved Yoga. This should all happen on your first visit and continue to deepen as ...
Continue ReadingHow’s your 2014 going? – Have you jump-started your year with those New Year Resolutions? If not, here’s one which might have been on your list – Free 4-week – Learn to Meditate Course for Beginners. Yes, whilst it is definitely a DIY – Do It Yourself experience – if you prioritise it, in just 4 short weeks you could be ...
Continue ReadingBritain is a country full of dungeons and dragons, castles and sheds, houses and homes, bungalow builders, caravans and campers. It’s a country that proclaims, ‘home is where the heart is!’ Yet what makes each home unique are the ones who switch the lights on each day, namely, us! At this years Home Show in London, once again for the ...
Continue ReadingNext programmes in May- June 2014 – to be announced FREE FIVE-WEEK MEDITATION COURSE: Spring UCL programme Thursdays: Starting at 6.00pm until -7.00pm (from 06/03/14 to 03/04/14) Location: Room 433, 1-19 Torrington place, London, WC1E 7HB Sahaja Yoga meditation is a simple and spontaneous method of finding inner silence and ...
Continue ReadingHow’s your 2014 going? – Have you jump-started your year with those New Year Resolutions? If not, here’s one which might have been on your list – Free 4-week – Learn to Meditate Course for Beginners. Yes, whilst it is definitely a DIY – Do It Yourself experience – if you prioritise it, in just 4 ...
Continue ReadingOkay so first of all, what is meditation? If you read the Oxford Dictionary on what meditation is, it’s defined as concentrating hard on something. The English language word meditation is derived from the Latin meditatio, from a verb meditari, meaning “to think, contemplate”. That’s the Western idea. The Eastern concept ...
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