Postive Thinking & Meditation

Postive Thinking & Meditation a Three Part Meditation and Mindfulness Series with Prem Sadasivananda ~ can be taken separately or as a discounted series When: 3 Summer Fridays! 7:30-9pm June 20, July 11 and August 15 Cost: $45 for all 3 sessions or $20 prepaid per session or $25 drop-in at the door Register: call 973-763-2288 or pay online June 20: The Power of Thought ~ As you think so you become. Everything we consist of – our gifts and talents, strengths and weaknesses, our total experience of life at any moment and in any given situation, is the result of our thoughts. Learn how to tap into the power of positive thinking in your life. July 11: In Your Weakness lies your Strength ~ The alchemy of spiritual life! A correct approach to one’s weaknesses is the key to growth. Learn how to make your mind your best friend. August 15: Freeing the Mind - Explore the other side of anger... Imagine what the world would look like if we all conquered our anger. Anger is one of the most common reactions to unhappiness. Learn to transform your anger. Prem Sadasivananda (formerly known as Swami Sadasivananda) is a direct and long-term disciple of Swami Vishnudevananda, who in the 1950s was sent to teach yoga in the west by his master, the renowned Swami Sivananda of Rishikesh, India. Prem\'s spiritual journey began in service as a sannyasin (monk) for 24 years in the Sivananda Organization where he was the director of the New York City and London centers. He taught extensively during Yoga Teacher Training and Advanced Yoga Teacher Training at Sivananda ashrams worldwide. Through his teachings of yoga and Vedanta, Prem continues his service by helping others in their spiritual pursuits. Bridging his unique experience as a sannyasin and now committed teacher on his own, he is able to truly give a loving and gentle perspective for spiritual aspirants who want a deeper purpose in life. Prem is well-known for his depth of knowledge of yoga psychology, meditation, positive thinking and life coaching, Vedanta philosophy, and Sanskrit and Hindu scriptures. His satsangs and kirtan are uplifting, and his unique style of teaching is accessible, clear and humorous.