E V E N T S
THE KNOWLEDGE MEETING THURSDAY 25th June
How Does Activity Develop Cosmic Consciousness?
13 August 1971, Humboldt State University, Arcata, California, USA
• 8:00pm 10 minute Group Meditation
• Lecture by Maharishi
• Appealing points, questions and answers
• 9pm meeting finishes
• With Bill Stevens in Skelmersdale
Maharishi instructed that before being introduced to the Vedic Model, meditators should first watch the DVD, ‘Creating a Perfect Man’ available from the Course Office to be watched in the Dome. It consists of three lectures, each roughly 30 minutes long, which could be watched separately or together. If you’d like to see these, please contact the Course Office.
The Vedic Model is shown every two or three weeks, generally on a Thursday afternoon at 2.15. Sessions last about an hour. The next will be 25th June, 9th and 23rd July. The suggested donation is £2 per session.
The Dome Office tel: 01695 51617
Vedic Physiology Model
Thurs 25th June (today) at 2:15 pm and every fortnight
The Vedic Model is a screen displaying a stylised human with a selection of the structural and internal organs. As parts light up sequentially, we hear how each part of our physiology is the physical unfoldment of aspects of the sounds of Natural Law. Listening to these various sounds, chanted by Maharishi Vedic Pandits helps re-balance all areas of our physiology. We hear short excerpts from these recitations as we watch the models.
Professor Tony Nader, MD, PhD, worked closely with Maharishi to bring out this knowledge. In his book ‘Human Physiology, Expression of Veda and the Vedic Literature’ he explains:
‘Specific Vedic Sounds can re-establish balance where it has been lost. In this case, the procedure is not aimed at trying to fight disease, but rather at nourishing the physiology in a specific way – regaining health where it was lost. The aim is to give back to the physiology its proper pattern of functioning, its proper harmony, its proper attunement with the harmony of Natural Law.
Concert of Indian Classical Music – (Maharishi Gandharva Veda)
Saturday 1 August at 7:45pm at the Maharishi Dome, Skelmersdale – Pay online or £15 cash at the door.
With vocalist Silpi Paul, tabla player Prantar Karmakar
The next meeting will be 2nd July 7:30pm.
In-person Meditator meetings
WEEKLY:
Tuesday morning group meditation – arrive at 9:10am for asanas, pranayama and meditation. Led by Leesha Gaffney, one of our local TM teachers.
Thursday evening group meditation – arrive at 4:45pm for asanas, pranayama and meditation. Led by Claire Winteringham, one of our local TM teachers. All welcome.
MONTHLY:
On the First Thursday of the month at 7:30pm in the Gold room.
If you have any questions regarding these, please contact Leesha.
PHOTOS OF RECENT CONCERTS
Saturday evening 20th June with sitar player Reshma Shrivastava.
Great evening, about 40 people enjoyed Reshma’s concert on Saturday, a
marvelous evening of Ghandharva ragas that reset the physiology for a
settled and delightful event.
There was a performance the morning attended by nineteen people which was stunning and left everyone walking out of the Dome on air! A good start to the day of the Summer solstice.
The May Saturday evening concert was enjoyed by many.
The Dome is also a beautiful venue for hosting tranquil arts & music events, such as our much-loved Gandharva concerts. 🎶✨
“Gandharva music is the basis of all order and harmony in nature. Therefore, it has that most harmonising, most integrating influence. It is a very precious science and art of creating harmony within oneself, one’s family, one’s city, one’s country, and the whole world.”
– Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
