Tim Bruce in collaboration with Sahaja Yoga meditation group from Halton, had offered a new format of workshops for students in Burlington; it seems the idea had been successful if even Math students had been impressed and had offered a lovely Thank you card with this lovely group photo (Ms Kindri, Math teacher and Tim Bruce among the students from Aldershot).
Tim Bruce made us proud with his great performances during Canada Cultural Days (accompanied at piano by Kristine Pearson). Few videos are shared below.
(MUSIC VIDEO #1) Tim Bruce & Theresa Gulati sing Papageno from Magic Flute by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
(MUSIC VIDEO#2) TIM BRUCE: “To Dream the Impossible Dream” @ Grand Finale in Burlington for Canada Culture Days (next after Marie-Joelle’s act)
A Big Thank You to the Aldershot High-School’s amazing teachers and students for welcoming Tim Bruce and sahaja yoga meditation volunteer team in their Lions’ den 🙂.
MORE FEEDBACK on TIM BRUCE’s WORKSHOPS in SCHOOLS
(CLICK) What Students + Teachers Say about Sahaja Yoga Meditation Workshops with Live Music?
(CLICK) Photos & Appreciation Letter: Tim Bruce brings Poetry, Music and Meditation
Check also this video-clip with Tim Bruce sharing “Tyger, Tyger” on the stage in front of the City Hall in Burlington during Canada Culture Days in 2015:
So great to see all these wonderful positive comments and feedback! And the courageous lion also being the heraldic animal of England that drives away all the negative forces :0)
Meditation with live music is like icing on a cake and with Tim Bruce, is like a cherry on top 🙂
Good to see students taking interest in Sahaja Yoga Meditation.
Well done ! Tim and the Burlington collective . Music has no language and is a great medium to spread Mother’s Love . Heartfelt and inspirational.
It is great to see Tim coming all the way from England to contribute the noble cause of Sahaj Meditation. Young students will definitely benefit from this meditation. Great work by all Sahaj yogis.
Great job everyone! Tim, it is wonderful to see how connections can be made, even in math class. I suppose this requires music! Haha, very nicely done!