What's On: free meditation course, Mt Eden
Four evenings with meditation instructor Jogyata, who spent many years developing his own practice under the tutelage of the late Indian master Sri Chinmoy. These evenings form a progressive course and include guided meditations, the use of mantra, an overview of the different paths of yoga, lifestyle recommendations supporting meditation and essential steps needed in developing a successful practice.
Jogyata is a storyteller, weaving his own life experiences into his talks and meditations and bringing spirituality into everyday life. No admission after the second evening please as this is a structured course.
When: Mondays/Thursdays, Nov. 4, 7, 11, 14; 7:00pm – 8:30pm nightly.
Venue: Sri Chinmoy Centre, 89 Dominion Rd, Mt Eden. Entry is through the side door just around the corner in Tawari Street. Ample street parking available.
Registration: Free admission, but registration is required to accommodate numbers.
Please text your name, number attending to: Daniel 021 831 382
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