Online Satsang with Mani Raman
“We are all just walking each other home.”
Join us from wherever you are in the world for 60 minutes of guided meditation, chanting and an inspiring talk on Yoga in the company of other seekers and Yoga practitioners all around the globe.
This event is free and open to all.
You do not have to have attended a satsang before and you do not need previous experience with Yoga and meditation in order to join.
Time and Date
Sunday, 27 May 2018
08.00 PM IST | 04.30 PM CEST | 10.30 AM EDT
Program
- 15-20 minutes of guided meditation
- 15 minutes of Jaya Ganesha chanting (handouts will be provided)
- 20-30 minutes of informal talk on Yoga
About Mani Raman
For almost two decades, Mani Raman has been studying and teaching Yoga in the tradition of Swami Sivananda and Swami Vishnudevananda, guiding thousands of graduates in international Teacher Training Courses in India and abroad, and travelling extensively worldwide for courses and workshops, mainly in North America and Asia.
For more than 12 years, we was the director of Sivananda Yoga Centres in New Delhi/India, Tokyo/Japan and Bangkok/Thailand. In 2016, he co-founded Yoga Vana, a growing Yoga and holistic learning community in India, and continues training teachers and guiding seekers in Yoga Vana programs and teacher training courses.
Contact and more information: mani@yogavana.in / www.maniraman.org
How it works
This online satsang will be conducted via the video conferencing platform Zoom. After you have signed up by filling the form below, you'll receive a link that allows you to directly access the satsang at the time of the event.
If you are not familiar with Zoom, you can find out more about the system requirements here. You DO NOT need to create an account with Zoom to be able to attend the program.
The broadcast will be audio only. All participants' videos will remain off and microphones muted to allow for a high-quality connection.
What you need to attend
Access to WiFi
A laptop, desktop, smart phone or tablet with functional speakers
- A quiet space in which you are undisturbed to meditate and chant along
Register now
“One life, one consciousness, one Self, dwells in all, just as one sun and one moon shine over the whole world. But the power of Maya shows everything as different. The scavenger and the cobbler are your own Self. It is Maya that makes you feel, “This man is inferior and the other man is superior.”
Vedanta speaks of unity. All are one. This truth has to permeate your entire being. That can be done only through Satsanga.”