Cambridge Inner Space is organizing a Free Online Retreat with facilitators Dr. Prashant Kakoday, Belinda Westcott, Gitte Hulden and Sarah FitzGerald on Monday 27th December 2021 – Sunday 2nd January 2022 from 6 pm – 8 pm (UK times) everyday on Zoom. The retreat is in English with Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese and Polish translation.
Web link: https://www.cambridgeinnerspace.org/course/sanjeevani-retreat-3/
‘No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it.’ Albert Einstein
The aim of this retreat is to attempt to grasp that higher consciousness, and therefore reveal our highest potential. That is precisely the purpose of spirituality. We shall also see that spirituality and the higher consciousness is not the treasure of just a few, but is something that should help us all in our everyday lives. The retreat is set out in very clear and simple terms, with an emphasis on experience.
The course addresses questions such as:
What do I need to know about the subtleties of ego?
What is the message of pain?
What is the ‘inner game’ in spirituality?
It is possible to heal the subconscious mind?
Included in the sessions will be:
Meditation experiments
Raja Yoga philosophy presentation with Q&A
An understanding of Science and Spirituality
Zoom breakout room discussions
International guest speakers
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Dr. Prashant Kakoday is based in Cambridge and has a background in E.N.T. surgery and integrated health. His main interest is in the relationship between the psyche, emotions, behaviour and health. Prashant has spoken on these subjects in many countries and institutions, including the W.H.O. and the Medical Teaching Program within the U.S.A.
Belinda Westcott has been committed to the practice and teaching of Raja Yoga meditation for more than 30 years. Belinda is on the national coordinating team of Brahma Kumaris in South Africa.
Gitte Huldén is the National coordinator of Brahma Kumaris in Finland and has been practicing and teaching Raja Yoga meditation for more than 20 years.
Sarah FitzGerald is based in Cambridge and is a trained Interior Designer. She discovered Raja Yoga with the Brahma Kumaris while in Cambodia in 2011 and since then has been deepening her understanding of real ‘interior design.’