Meditation News December 2006

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THURSDAY, 28 DECEMBER 2006
	20th Annual World Peace Meditation
	BIG BEAR LAKE- Join Rev. Diane Borcyckowski and Rev. Bradley Winch of the Bear Valley Center for Spiritual Enrichment as they team up to present the 20th Annual World Peace Meditation on Sunday, December 31st at 11:00 a.m. at the Masonic Lodge, 385 Summit Boulevard. This all-denominational celebration of peace originally began on December 31, 1986 and has not changed; only the growing numbe Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 27 DECEMBER 2006
	Meditation may Alter Brain's Physical Structure
	A new study shows that those who find serenity with internal mental exercises may be on a path to improving their overall health, according to www.readingeagle.com. Moreover, the new study which was presented at an annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience found that areas of the cerebral cortex, the outer layer of the brain, were also thicker in people who practice the eastern discip Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 21 DECEMBER 2006
	Women's Winter Yoga & Meditation Retreat
	Share yoga practice, meditation and your stories as women on “The Way” in this unique retreat with Katherine Kaufman on January 24-28, 2007. Our daily practice will include silent sitting meditation practice, flowing yoga classes; deeply relaxing restorative yoga sessions and outdoor contemplative walking meditation. We will also build community and share our wisdom by creating an altar to Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 19 DECEMBER 2006
	Meditation Classes Help Tihar Inmates
	Inmates of Tihar Jail in India have reformed themselves as well as change other jailbird’s lives through Vipassana Meditation, according to http://in.news.yahoo.com. Around 500 inmates go through 10 different meditation courses of Vipassana. Tihar Jail is home to over 13,000 prisoners. According to a law officer in Tihar Jail, when meditation classes started in 1993, teachers used to h Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 15 DECEMBER 2006
	Save your Company Money by Managing Stress
	PRWEB - According to a Yale University Survey, 30% of workers are overly stressed. Since it is estimated that a worker may be absent about 20 days/yr due to stress, this means that a company with 50 employees may be spending as much as $36,000/yr in stress related costs. Find out how to use stress relief techniques and products to save your company lots of money. Mike Angulo, CEO of Eflex Read Full Story
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