Showing posts with label Sunshine Coast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sunshine Coast. Show all posts

Tuesday, 26 August 2014

YMSA - Mantra Meditation Studio Sunshine Coast - Classes


We offer our meditation program once a week. There are a small amount of people coming so far, but it is really personal which people seem to appreciate. The details of our program are below.

Deep peace meditation-

This session includes mantra deep breathing, Kirtan (mantra chanting) and a mini guided relaxation session. This is a very mellow and relaxing evening.

Mantra Meditation-

Mantra meditation is a process of hearing and chanting sacred Mantras. ‘Man’ Means the mind and ‘tra’ means to transport the mind away from the material realm and place it on the spiritual realm.

Singing the mantras in a group- 

This is called ‘Kirtan.’ This practice is very enjoyable and has nothing to do with having a
good singing voice, so don’t feel shy. It is done in a call-response style where you listen to the mantra being chanted by us and as a group everyone chants together in response to the mantra you heard. We usually play musical instruments also to accompany the tunes we sing.

Location-

We are located on the beautiful Sunshine Coast in Queensland. Our programs are held in the Maroochydore area. Every Wednesday night 7.00pm – 8.30pm. No bookings required. Free Refreshments served.

 About us-

Each of us started our spiritual journeys in different parts of the world and at different times until one day we crossed paths. We have been practicing mantra meditation for many years on a daily basis and have experienced the wonderful benefits from it, which has motivated us to share it with others.

Contact-

Phone: 5309 6963
Mobile: 0416 898 000
Please come join us for some uplifting and enjoyable musical mantra meditation.
Real or bonafide meditation is traditionally passed on free of charge. 
Suitable for beginners, or experienced meditators.
All of our programs are FREE.   

True Meditation is priceless

Namaste
Rasa and Vanessa
 

Monday, 2 December 2013

YMSA - Mantra Meditation Studio Sunshine Coast - Amazing Animals


 Amazing Animal Stories

When this little chimp was abandoned by his mother his future looked grim.
But thanks to the unlikely intervention of a huge bull mastiff and her adorable litter of four puppies, his life was soon a lot happier. 


The chimpanzee was born at a Russian zoo and was taken home by one of the staff after it became clear he had not bonded with his mother.

By chance, her 100lb bull mastiff had just given birth and the dog was soon treating the new addition as one of the family.
Endearingly, the chimp soon seemed to think he was a puppy himself, bending double to eat from food bowls with his adoptive siblings. The puppies were also great to play with – and particularly good when the abandoned baby wanted a cuddle.

Wearing a big nappy, the cheeky chimp embraces its new mum, caressing her ears and looking very content as he takes a snooze against her furry belly.
In another photo the chimp holds an apple in its tiny hands to take a bite.
This chimp is now two and is reported to still be enjoying the company of its adopted canine family.

Animal behaviour experts say dogs are normally frightened of primates, however, this is not the first cross species adoption.

  • In 2005 a newborn squirrel was discovered in Seattle having been adopted by a pregnant papillon dog called Mademoiselle Giselle. Incredibly the dog allowed the squirrel to suckle on her beside her puppies.
  • The same year Owen, a one-year-old hippo, was taken in by Mzee, a 130-year-old giant tortoise, in a Kenyan zoo after the big baby was orphaned. The tortoise was removed two years later.
  • Golden retriever Isabella adopted three white Bengal tiger cubs on a US ranch in 2008 – they were separated for the dog’s own safety when the big cats reached a year old.

If you would like to know more about our Meditation programs be sure to leave us a comment along with your details. We will get back to you as soon as we can.

Namaste
Vanessa and Rasa