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Rhythm becomes meditation
Sahaja Yoga club at University of Toronto invites you for a free performance by Anandita Basu on the 3rd of December. To enjoy her art – come to the performance…
‘Music of Joy’ Concert and Meditation in Vancouver
Enjoy a spiritual and uplifting combination of Indian Music and Meditation performed by the Music of Joy music group and presented by Sahaja Meditation at the Collingwood Neighbourhood House in Vancouver …
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Meditation can be an effective form of stress reduction and has the potential to improve quality of life and decrease health care costs. Meditation involves achieving a state of 'thoughtless awareness' in which the excessive stress producing activity of the mind is neutralized without reducing alertness and effectiveness.
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