Meditation News September 2007

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WEDNESDAY, 26 SEPTEMBER 2007
	Six Senses Spas Introduces Ayurveda & More
	Six Senses Spas at Soneva Fushi and Soneva Gili in the Maldives have taken their holistic wellness programs to a higher level with the introduction of resident Ayurvedic medical doctors at both locations, plus a certified resident naturopath at Soneva Fushi. A comprehensive lifestyle consultation with the resident certified practitioners provides guests with tailor-made programs to achieve Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 25 SEPTEMBER 2007
	In-Gallery Meditation Workshop
	There will be free meditation workshops to be led by wellness experts from exhale, Boston ’s leading mind body spa, incorporate restorative meditation and Chinese vibrational therapy to engage guests in a spiritual encounter with art on October 2, 2007. Space is limited to 20 per class. Advanced registration is required and can be done by emailing boxoffice@isgm.org or calling 617-278-5156 Read Full Story
MONDAY, 24 SEPTEMBER 2007
	Berlin to Get Largest Hindu Temple in Europe
	Berlin - Europe's second biggest Hindu temple is to be built in a Berlin park, according to plans announced in the German capital on Monday. Construction work on the temple dedicated to the elephant-headed deity Ganesha is due to begin on October 28 at Hasenheide in the suburb of Neukoelln. The local mayor, Heinz Buschkowsky, handed over a 73-year-lease for the site to the Sri Ganesh Hindu Read Full Story
SATURDAY, 22 SEPTEMBER 2007
	Romantic Fantasy/Everyday Disappointments
	The Shambhala Meditation Center Los Angeles will present "Romantic Fantasy/Everyday Disappointments" a weekend program taught by Judith Simmer-Brown (Dakini's Warm Breath: The Feminine Principle). The weekend workshop runs from October 12 through 14, 2007 (Friday evening 7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday 9 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.). The center is located in Eagle Rock at 963 Colorado Blvd., Los Angel Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 21 SEPTEMBER 2007
	Choe Khor Sum Ling Center Releases 'Abhisamaya'
	Choe Khor Sum Ling (CKSL), Bangalore has announced the release of the first volume of its magazine - Abhisamaya (Clear Realization). The release of Abhisamaya is inspired by CKSL's vision to reintroduce the precious Prajna Paramita Buddhist tradition in India. The Prajna Paramita Buddhist tradition,spearheaded by ancient universities of Nalanda and Vikramasila, represented the intellectual and Read Full Story