Swami Ramakrishnananda’s Philosophy: Integral yoga through different lenses
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Class Focus: The Quest for Integration
We bring together the various points of views presented so far with Swami Ramakrishnananda’s own views on integration and wholeness.
About the Series: Integral yoga through different lenses
A series of lectures on Swami Ramakrishnananda's writings on wholeness and integration, interpreted in the light of Eastern and Western philosophies, in-depth psychology and religion. This series of lectures, given by senior disciple Gopal, will concentrate on Purna Yoga, the complete and integral yoga.
The one-hour lectures begin at 8 pm.
Donation: $11 per person.
Previous lectures:
The Problem of Evil
In light of various approaches from Judaism, Christianity and Gnosticism, we explore one of the most ancient questions in philosophy – if God is good, then why is there evil in the world?
The Unconscious Self
Concentrating on Jungian psychology, we explore his views on archetypes as a possible explanation for what some view as the evil nature in man.
Upcoming Events
Saturday, Feb 11 | Nada Yoga Free Event
Nada yoga is the wisdom of sound while music is the art of combining and arranging these vibrations with silence. Join us as Satchidananda, senior disciple of Ramakrishnananda Swami Sakshipada, explains the beauty of this yogic path and plays the ancient Vedic instrument, the sitar, creating the ideal environment for participants to meditate. Thursday, Feb 16 | Veda Class – Mantra Chanting
Experience and learn the art of chanting Vedic mantras. Their recitation bestow great benediction upon one who recites them as well as to one who hears them.
Sunday, Feb 19 | Maha Shivaratri – The Great Night of Lord Shiva
We will perform a Vedic worship and bathing ceremony to the deities of the goddess Radhe and Lord Krishna.
The puja program will include:
Radhe Krishna puja (Abhishekam)
Discourse about Sri Radha and Lord Krishna
Chanting of Vedic hymns
Kirtan and Bhajans
This is a public Hindu temple event. It is open to all and requires no prior experience or religious background. 
