Highlights
A six-week telecourse in unconditional loving, based on the Bhakti Sutras and the Bhagavad Gita.
This telecourse will run Wednesdays, May 12-June 16, 2021
Time: 4-6pm Pacific/7-9pm Eastern US Time
The world’s largest annual, online mindfulness fundraising campaign. It’s a one-month program featuring daily meditations, and exclusive in-depth interviews with world leaders in the field of meditation and wellbeing, who each share their latest scientifically-backed, cutting-edge insights to help you flourish. So far, Mindful in May has raised nearly $1M to transform the lives of more than 16,000 people through the gift of clean, safe drinking water!
In times like these, we really can’t afford to lose our minds. Spend a month training your mind with Mindful in May and step into greater calm.
This three-part series sponsored by TriYoga UK on the sacred feminine dives into the Mahavidyas, a group of powerful goddess energies within the Tantric tradition. These mysterious energies are deeply entwined with the human experience of spiritual transformation. They awaken us, guide the journey itself. The workshops will consist of lecture, meditation, contemplation, and dialogue. The workshops are open to everyone and will be of particular interest to those who are interested in the sacred feminine, and in working with mythology for personal transformation. Each class can be taken as part of the series or individually.
During this 30 minute interview Sally invites us into her home and shares with us some of her fascinating life story as well as intimate insights into her deeply devotional spiritual path.
Join Sally and Rick Archer for this deep, fascinating and enriching dialogue.
There exists a deep, secret and subtle kind of resilience that I like to call the skill of stepping beyond your edge. This kind of resilience has less to do with survival than with self-transformation. It’s the combination of insight, choice and attentiveness that lets some people tune into the hidden energy lurking within a crisis, and to use it as a catalyst for spiritual growth. Though psychologists can list the qualities that resilient people have in common-traits like insight, empathy, humor, creativity, flexibility, and the ability to calm and focus the mind-this deeper resilience transcends personality traits. When the chips are down and we hit the wall, this deeper level of resilience has to do with the way we understand reality.