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SUMMARY:Yoga Sutras - Monthly Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:Yoga Sutras\nA Monthly Lecture Series\n  \nTalk By Pravrajika Gayatriprana & Guided Meditation\nZoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88434388900 \n \nAt Vedanta Hall  (open from 10.30 am for Meditation) \nIn this Talk:\nIn this Talk: \nA well-controlled mind is our best friend\, leading us toward freedom. An uncontrolled mind\, on the other hand\, can become our worst enemy\, tempting us toward excess and self-destruction. So\, how can we learn to master our minds? \nGreat teachers offer different methods based on each person’s nature and tendencies. Still\, two disciplines are common to all approaches: practice and detachment. \nTo succeed in any area—whether sports\, the arts\, education\, or spiritual life—steady and consistent practice is essential. With enthusiasm and focus\, we can overcome obstacles and refine both body and mind\, helping us master whatever we pursue and reach perfection. \nThe freedom and strength we gain from detachment can replace the restless pull of desire. \nLearn more in the talk \nGuided Meditation: Grounded as a Mountain \nTHROUGHOUT humanity’s history\, mountains have been sacred homes for mystics and yogis\, awe-inspiring\, rejuvenating havens for the world-weary. \nThrough this guided meditation\, we will seek to be as still as a mountain\, to feel the steadiness\, strength\, and peace that mountains embody.
URL:https://saradavedanta.org/event/yoga-sutras-monthly-lecture-series/
LOCATION:Vedanta Hall\, 15 LIVERPOOL ROAD\, CROYDON\, NSW\, 2132\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Vedanta Book Club - Monthly - Friday
DESCRIPTION:Join us in person at Vedanta Hall or via Zoom  \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/88434388900 \nDiscussion/ Q & A led by Pravrajika Sridharaprana\nBook Club Theme: Refining the Ego\n‘Once refined\, it can be a powerful tool in our hands. That is the underlying belief behind this attempt at refining the ego.’ \nFrom the book Vedanta in Practice – Spiritual Unfoldment\, lectures of Pravrajika Ajayaprana. \nDiscussion Themes:\n\nFOUR METHODS: A step toward overcoming egotism is admitting to ourselves that we have it. ‘I am alright’\, we might say ‘it is they who are arrogant.’ Like it or not\, we have to admit that we are arrogant now and then. Overcoming that requires nothing more complicated than humility.\nWHAT REMAINS: : Spiritual teachings assert we’re ‘immortal\, effulgent\, of magnificent beauty’\, but how often our muddled\, muddied mind spreads a smear of angst and sadness over the treasures within. What remains beyond intellect\, mind and ego is the Atman (Soul).\nTHE LIGHT OF LIFE: ‘Before you go into meditation … try to visualize a bright\, beautiful\, silvery light or golden orange light in the innermost core of your heart. That is your real nature.’\nAWARE OF ONENESS: ‘In that person who is aware of the oneness of the whole universe\, there is no ‘I’. A drop in the ocean has two identities. When it identifies itself as a drop\, it remains limited; when it identifies with the vast ocean – what happiness\, expanse\, and freedom it gets!‘\n\nWe look forward to exploring articles by our founding president\, Rev Pravrajika Ajayaprana Mataji\, and articles by other notable figures in the Vedanta movement. \nJoin our Vedanta Society members in exploring the deeper side of life. \nThe format includes a PowerPoint Presentation with slide-by-slide segments of the article and a discussion led by Pravrajika Sridharaprana \n \n 
URL:https://saradavedanta.org/event/vedanta-book-club-monthly-friday/
LOCATION:Vedanta Hall\, 15 LIVERPOOL ROAD\, CROYDON\, NSW\, 2132\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Upcoming
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SUMMARY:Vedanta Book Club & Guided Meditation - Sunday Program
DESCRIPTION:Join us in person at Vedanta Hall or via Zoom  \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/88434388900 \nDiscussion/ Q & A led by Pravrajika Gayatriprana\nBook Club Theme: Refining the Ego\n‘Once refined\, it can be a powerful tool in our hands. That is the underlying belief behind this attempt at refining the ego.’ \nFrom the book Vedanta in Practice – Spiritual Unfoldment\, lectures of Pravrajika Ajayaprana. \nThe format includes a PowerPoint Presentation with slide-by-slide segments of the article and a discussion led by Pravrajika Gayatriprana and concludes with a Guided Meditation by Robert Grant \nDiscussion Themes:\n\nFOUR METHODS: A step toward overcoming egotism is admitting to ourselves that we have it. ‘I am alright’\, we might say ‘it is they who are arrogant.’ Like it or not\, we have to admit that we are arrogant now and then. Overcoming that requires nothing more complicated than humility.\nWHAT REMAINS: : Spiritual teachings assert we’re ‘immortal\, effulgent\, of magnificent beauty’\, but how often our muddled\, muddied mind spreads a smear of angst and sadness over the treasures within. What remains beyond intellect\, mind and ego is the Atman (Soul).\nTHE LIGHT OF LIFE: ‘Before you go into meditation … try to visualize a bright\, beautiful\, silvery light or golden orange light in the innermost core of your heart. That is your real nature.’\nAWARE OF ONENESS: ‘In that person who is aware of the oneness of the whole universe\, there is no ‘I’. A drop in the ocean has two identities. When it identifies itself as a drop\, it remains limited; when it identifies with the vast ocean – what happiness\, expanse\, and freedom it gets!‘\n\nGuided Meditation: Neti\, Neti ‘Not This\, Not This’ \nWelcome to this meditation that invites us to realize a simple fact of our experience: that whatever we perceive is not who we are. \nIn this guided meditation\, we will follow an ancient Vedic practice of discernment\, the process of ‘Neti Neti’\, Not This\, Not This. We’re going on a journey\, taking you beyond all that you identify with\, beyond all that you think you are\, beyond all that is impermanent. \n  \nWe look forward to exploring articles by our founding president\, Rev Pravrajika Ajayaprana Mataji\, and articles by other notable figures in the Vedanta movement. \nJoin our Vedanta Society members in exploring the deeper side of life. \n 
URL:https://saradavedanta.org/event/new-event-vedanta-book-club/
LOCATION:Vedanta Hall\, 15 LIVERPOOL ROAD\, CROYDON\, NSW\, 2132\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Upcoming
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