June 2-3, 2018 | Zürich,Switzerland
Meditation Seminar with Dr. Bhagwan Awatramani Anfahrt: Yoga Kurszentrum, Mainaustr. 45, 8008 Zürich (Tram 2 und 4: Haltestelle Feldeggstrasse – vom Zentrum Richtung Tiefenbrunnen, oder vom HB-Bahnhofquai mit Tram 4. Fahrzeit ca. 11 Minuten) Seminarkosten: CHF...June 8-23, 2018 | Hinterstoder, Austria
Weeklong residential seminar at Hinterstoder, a village nestled into the beautiful countryside at the foot of the Austrian Alps, with clean brisk air and crystal clear waters. Hotel Stoderhof, Hinterstoder 10, A4573 Hinterstoder, Austria Hotel information here Contact...July 17-23, 2018 | New Jersey, USA
The Yoga Center of Haddonfield will host a 3-day Self Inquiry Meditation retreat, guided by Dr. Bhagwan Awatramani. The seminar starts with a Friday night introduction followed by deeper sessions on the weekend. Saturday and Sunday times: from 10am – 3pm. Download the...July 26-29, 2018 | Decatur, Georgia
Dr. Bhagwan Awatramani will give a lecture/meditation Thursday, and a seminar, Friday – Sunday at the home of Bruce and Karen Miller. Dr. Awatramani offers participants an opportunity to inquire directly into the nature of consciousness through deep inner...August 3-5, 2018 | Toronto, CANADA
Sandy Meyers will host a 3-day Self Inquiry Meditation retreat, guided by Dr. Bhagwan Awatramani. The seminar starts with a Friday night introduction followed by deeper sessions on Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The seminar will be held at One, First Canada...
Who am I?
This is the central question behind all human quests. Who is this “I” that perceives, interprets, and judges the world and itself, based mainly from past experiences?
The pull of the world
How can we answer this question when the world constantly pulls at our senses and reaffirms our false sense of reality? Our senses gravitate toward this outer experience where we continually search for confirmation of who we think we are.
Shifting awareness
Dr. Awatramani teaches that by seeking answers to life questions in the outer world, we chase the reflection and not the source. Instead, he uses the gift of deep silence to help students shift awareness from the observed to the observer, from experience to the experiencer, from the periphery to the source.
The still point within
This shift in awareness toward the source of being can open the door to the fundamental change we seek in life. It is this still point within where we discover that there is no world apart from us, and where we may taste the peace and infinite consciousness which is our true home.
Since the heart is bliss... you won't experience it,
you'll become it.
Dr. Bhagwan Awatramani