ONLINE with with Swami Ramananda
The beginning of a new year is a potent time to pause from our daily pursuits and send out heartfelt prayers for the spiritual upliftment of all beings. Swami Ramananda will offer a brief message of inspiration and lead us in chanting mantras dedicated to world peace followed by meditation.
ONLINE with with Swami Ramananda
If we don’t have some clear sense of what we really want to do with this life, we may be distracted by the many devices and messages that constantly call for our attention, and lose focus on what we truly value.
ONLINE with Mukunda Marc Morozumi, Mia Velez, Rev. Kamala Itzel Berrio and Swami Ramananda
Join our live-online Open House to learn more about our 200-hour Basic Yoga Teacher Training program. We’ve been leading trainings here in San Francisco for forty years. In fact, the Yoga Alliance standards for this teacher training were based on our program.
ONLINE with Swami Ramananda | Part 1 of 4
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The root causes of our suffering are usually hidden from view in the subconscious ways we understand ourselves and relate to the world. But suffering can compel us to seek a deeper understanding of life and our true nature.
ONLINE with Claudia Bartsch, Vishwam Heckert, Swami Ramananda & friends
This workshop is presented by Spiritual Action Initiative (SAI), an interfaith group dedicated to supporting the earth and its inhabitants through education, action and advocacy for personal and policy-wide changes in our society.
ONLINE with Swami Ramananda | Part 2 of 4
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The root causes of our suffering are usually hidden from view in the subconscious ways we understand ourselves and relate to the world. But suffering can compel us to seek a deeper understanding of life and our true nature.
ONLINE with Swami Ramananda | Part 3 of 4
(Sign up for individual sessions, or all 4 and save). The root causes of our suffering are usually hidden from view in the subconscious ways we understand ourselves and relate to the world. But suffering can compel us to seek a deeper understanding of life and our true nature.