These non-secular meditations are held every Monday evening (except for public holidays) at The Goddess House (Parafield Gardens), from 7:30pm to 8:45pm.Recommencing on Monday, 16 February 2015, and continuing through the year until December 2015, Monday Night Meditations offer a great way to commence your working week with feelings of centredness, as well as being relaxed and focused.
The primary purpose of these meditation classes is to develop and perfect the sacred art of meditation, being in the "here and now", becoming centred in the current time and place, and thus gaining deeper insight into our direction as we move through life.
These classes are non-secular however they do contain subtle metaphysical themes such as:
** working with and energising your energy centres (chakras)
** working with and energising your energy centres (chakras)
** aligning your auric bodies
** auric cleansing, protecting and strengthening
** deepening your understanding of the Universe
** expanding your spiritual consciousness
Throughout 2015 we will be incorporating the exploration of the Celtic tree alphabet (the ogham) into our Monday Night Meditations, commencing with the ash tree.
Cost: $10.00 per session
Venue: The Goddess House (located at the rear of a private residence, Parafield Gardens, Adelaide.
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The ogham (Celtic tree alphabet) is this year's main theme in that the meditations will be focused around the various tree months, much in a similar way last year the meditations were focused around mantras for various Hindu and Buddist devas.
ReplyDeleteNo, you don't need have Celtic ancestry, or be a Druid, Celtic reconstructionist etc to attend. A basic handout about to ogham will be made available for all participants.
Yes, this is an open group so you can attend as many (or as few) as you like.
Yes, the overall essence of this Monday Night Meditation group is meditation, developing and strengthening that discipline that benefits our mind, body and soul and allows us to regain that sense of inner peace, centredness and focus often lost in our modern world.