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European Intensive Silence Retreat, 10-14 October 2014Dear Yogafriends, We are happy to announce the yearly Silence Retreat in Holland. A beautiful, peaceful and strong silence tradition in which we can immerse in the Spirit of the Lineage of The Himalayan Tradition. Om Shantih, Willem Meijer, Kries Mannie Sing (for Hymns) Hymns: Himalayan Yoga Meditation Netherlands Society and Intensive Silence Retreat‘From Mind to Consciousness’Five days of Intensive Silence 10-14 October 2014 Immerse yourself in the Spirit of the Lineage of The Himalayan Tradition. The practices and teaching of this intensive silence retreat will deepen and strengthen silence. Silence is not only the act of not speaking; it is something that fills, energizes, awakens, raises the power within changing the frequencies of your being. Guided by
LocationMonastery The Beukenhof at Biezenmortel (N Br) Full Participation (Friday-Tuesday)Double room (share) € 495, addition single room € 40 Weekend Participation (Friday-Sunday)Double room (share) € 315, addition single room € 40 Early Bird discountRegister before 30th June, enjoy € 20 discount Aim of the Silence RetreatThis Intensive Silence Retreat will allow participants to find a deep silence and obtain deeper insights of one-self and the healing power of silence (in action, speech and thought). In addition, participants will be inspired by the presentations and workshops on specific methods for relaxation (hatha yoga, yoga nidra) and philosophies and practices of meditation for better understanding of the process of silence. Immerging oneself in Silence provides a window through which one witnesses with deepening awareness the nature of one’s own mind. Over several days, the subtlety of that awareness becomes deeper and deeper. Profile of the TeachersSwami Mystery Guest Stephen (Stoma) Parker, PSY. D. lives currently in the USA, Minneapolis and he has been a disciple of Swami Veda Bharati for 40 years. He teaches at The Meditation Center in Minneapolis and is a member of International Himalayan Yoga Teachers Association. He is also a faculty teacher at the Swami Rama Sadhaka Gram at Rishikesh, India. He teaches there twice a year courses on Sanskrit, Vedanta philosophy and meditation. He has a BA summa cum laude in Sanskrit and wrote his end-thesis on a version of the Yoga Vasistha. He assisted Swami Veda with the end-redaction of Yoga Sutra’s Volume II: Sadhana-pada. He is a practising clinical psychologist, Psy. D., and teacher of psychology at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis and senior teacher of the Teacher Training Program. Ashutosh Sharma was born in Rishikesh (India) in 1972. He has been practicing and teaching Hatha Yoga for more than 15 years. He learned asanas, pranayama and relaxational techniques from different Yoga schools in Rishikesh. In 1992 he met Swami Rama of the Himalayas and was put in Swami Veda Bharati’s care to learn more about meditation and intensify his studies in the Himalayan Tradition. From 1996 he travels through Europe, North-America and South-East Asia to teach Hatha Yoga and improve himself. He currently lives in Berlin with his wife Andrea Sharma. He continues his teachings of Hatha Yoga in the Himalayan Tradition and is also as senior teacher of the Teacher Training Program Fees and Payment RegulationTo make it possible for anyone to participate we offer the following payment regulations:
Registration and PaymentFor more information and registration form: Kries Mannie Sing (0031) (0)20-6649442 or info@rajayogales.nl
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