What's On: free meditation course, Mt Eden
When: Tuesdays Oct 3, 10, 17, 24: 6:30pm - 8:00pm nightly.
Free admission throughout.
A lifetime of premium health requires the total wellbeing of body, mind and spirit. Exercise and correct nutrition sustain the body; happiness, inner serenity prosper in a calm mind; meditation nourishes the spirit, the source of our every capacity– these are the essentials that enable us to shine.
If you’re wanting to learn about or deepen your meditation experience; take your physical wellbeing and fitness up to a record high; or wanting to really explore your spiritual life in greater depth, these four evenings will be a considerable help!
‘The longest journey is the journey within….”
Venue: 93 Dominion Road, Mt Eden/Kingsland. Plentiful street parking. Please arrive prior to start time as street level entry door closes on time lock.
Registration: Free admission, however registration is required: please call / text Jogyata 022 1887432, or go to the info / contact link on our website: www.meditationauckland.co.nz....
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