1812 – 2012: From War to Inner & Global Peace via R/Evolution

A free event sponsored and organized by Sahaja Yoga Meditation – a not for profit organization  and partner of UNESCO Centre for Peace – in response to the invite received from The Burlington Heritage Committee to actively participate into the series of public events organized across Burlington during February – the Heritage Month in 2013.

The free Public Program that our group is organizing will be filled with a rich agenda, that includes the following:

• A Conducted collective/global meditation with the attention on the peace within and reaching out for the peace in the world, peace with Mother Earth, peace with each other.
• Chakra workshops will be available as well, so all participants will understand where the seeds of Courage, self respect, Independence and Patriotism are placed within the subtle system of chakras; and more revelations about the role of Canada on the global map, connected to Yoga knowledge
• Testimonial Video (made in Halton) – on Peaceful R/Evolution in Ontario, Canada
• Music & Mantra Workshop will be incorporated

We dedicate this event to the commemoration of the War of 1812 when all Canadian borders had been successfuly protected against the American invasion; however our modern touch is aiming to offer the following Self Realization to everyone: that there is  a simple spontaneous built -in (= sahaj) solution that resolves interior conflicts while building the connection-bridge to a global peaceful awareness. Come and Bring a friend. It is Open to All.

When: on Wednesday, February 13, 2013 @ 7pm

Location: Brant Hills Community Centre, Mountainside Room

Address: 2255 Brant Str, Burlington, Ontario (between Dundas and Upper Middle)

(click!) UNESCO Centre for Peace in Washington DC partners with SAHAJA YOGA Meditation in 2012

(click!) How Was it ?! From WE to ONE in R/Evolution

How it started: Sahaja Yoga Meditation was invited earlier in January to participate with a February public event to ’Heritage Month’  initiative that was initiated and coordinated by the Burlington Heritage Committee that had the following main goals:

• to create awareness of the rich history, heritage and culture that makes up this community 
• to promote and market February as heritage month in the City Burlington and region We are very honoured and grateful for this opportunity.