Meditation News October 2007

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WEDNESDAY, 31 OCTOBER 2007
	Meditate, Relax, Be Happy with Amrit Method
	Internationally renowned authority on yoga and holistic living, Gurudev Shri Amritji, shares how we can remove old karma and experience real joy. Gurudev developed a yoga methodology which incorporated a spiritual dimension in Hatha Yoga. This new practice is called “Kripalu Yoga” or Meditation in Motion. Today, it is known as Amrit Method of Yoga Nindra. Gurudev explains that with the A Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 30 OCTOBER 2007
	Meditating in Classroom Benefits Children
	Cult director David Lynch is promoting for London children to practice transcendental meditation in their classrooms. Together with Sixties pop star Donovan, they conduct a series of talks in London, UK to encourage students to do meditation techniques. Lynch said, "The technique of transcendental meditation has seen a drop in stabbings, violence, big depressions, suicides and drugs in some of Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 26 OCTOBER 2007
	Meditation at Work Boosts Employee's Performance
	Many US companies are now integrating meditation in their offices. Jonathan Foust teaches meditation in World Bank and other companies in Washington D.C. He encourages office workers to pause, even for a few seconds, during their busy schedule. Answering a phone located at a far side of the office lets the person clear his mind. Foust said, “When you slow down, what is most important will come Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 25 OCTOBER 2007
	Dalai Lama Visits Indiana
	Buddhist disciples at Greenwood, Indiana and across the state are preparing for a week-long visit by the 14th Dalai Lama this week. This is the fifth visit in Greenwood of the world’s most famous Buddhist teacher. The week of festivities includes performances by Mongolian dancers and throat singers who defy lower reaches of the musical scale. There will be bazaars and a cultural fair. Th Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 23 OCTOBER 2007
	Zen Buddhism Session to be Held at Nebraska
	Zen Buddhist practitioner Doug Dittman will present a breakout session on Zen Buddhist meditation at the Grand Island Multicultural Coalition’s Fall Conference in Nebraska, USA on October 23. His session at the conference will offer guests the chance to participate in a basic, simple Zen Buddhist meditation. Many Americans are now practicing Zen meditation. Many people, even Christians, Read Full Story
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