1008 posts since 2008

Tag: Hindu

Welcome! Sharing my reflections on the spiritual path.
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Sep 10, 2010

Guided Meditation Class

28 people packed into Yoga off Broadway's lovely studio yesterday evening for a guided meditation class. It was a wonderful group that was eager to learn about the art of meditation. I started the class by sharing some of Gurudeva's insights on the mind, namely understanding the difference between awareness and the mind and how we can use our will to consciously take our awareness to different are...

Sep 6, 2010

Spiritual Adventure in the Himalayas

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Aug 3, 2010

Mike's South Indian spiritual adventure

Mike from Colorado shares his experience of being on Vedic Odyssey's 2-week spiritual adventure to South India in January 2010, the people he met, places he visited and what he got out of it. Here's the link to see more photos, videos and blog postings from the South Indian Odyss
Aug 2, 2010
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Enchanting Darjeeling in the Himalayas

Draped like a green velvet over a steep Himalayan mountain ridge Darjeeling is covered with lush forests and endless tea plantations.The small town Darjeeling is densely packed with endless shops and its catacomb of narrow roads provide a maze to explore this hill station. Once y
Aug 1, 2010

Testimonials from Campers (Hindu youth camp)

Campers share some of what they learned at the SV Temple Hindu youth camp that took place in Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania.
Jul 31, 2010
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We had a great camp!

Campers and teachers gather for a group photo in front of the Sri Venkateswara temple in Pittsburgh. Friends, friends, friends! Raghava and his little sister, Nidhi Farewells on the last day. Question and answer session outdoors with the campers. Classe
Jul 29, 2010
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Classes, Clay Ganeshas & Skits (youth camp)

Head stand during the morning hatha yoga session that begins at 6:45am. Those who come every year to camp can get into the poses very well. The group is divided into two - boys and girls. Easan and Dandapani take turns teaching each group, alternating every day. After hatha