CONSCIOUS LIVING : An Introductory talk by Varun Vidyarthi

Celebrating International Yoga Day

Sheer grit and perseverance during two decades of work among people living in extreme poverty has led to evolution of simple methods of self help and empowerment that can be practiced anywhere.

Furthermore, the cumulative experience of giving practical training on the subject to persons from various backgrounds shows clearly that we all can play a useful role in this process. This is not about entitlements, it is about new consciousness and systems that can be facilitated among people.

We invite citizens of all age groups, cultures and backgrounds to an open introductory talk on the subject that has already transformed the lives of millions.

Being based entirely on experiential learning, we hope you feel inspired to participate more deeply in this CONSCIOUS LIVING program.

Steps in conscious living are based on building self and collective awareness moving from human awakening (Manavodaya), to family and community awakening  (Kutumbodaya). The steps are universal in nature and have already contributed significantly to new perspectives in life and work of practitioners.

Join the session and learn more about conscious living practices. These are simple steps in daily life that enable us to be more conscious of the different parts of our being, our biases, habits, relationships, priorities through deep reflection and action enabling new perspectives in life and work. Beginning with elementary steps, a practitioner can move towards a deeper understanding of reality and hence a new consciousness at individual and collective level.

The introductory talk is open to all. Those wishing to dive deeper will have an opportunity to join monthly reflection and action sessions, once a month for the next six months, starting September 2024. Those who wish to take the subject forward to the youth or students are encouraged to join as mentors with discounted group participation fee.

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