Sufi practitioner Norton to present contemporary dance piece based on life of SOE spy Khan
For Sharifa Felicia Norton, Week Seven’s theme “Redefining Europe,” was the perfect opportunity to bring together religion, art and history.
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Norton, Smith lead from Sufi tradition in Week Seven Mystic Heart meditation sessions
While Sufi meditation may not trace back to any dogmatic religion, its lineage follows all the way back to Adam, circa Genesis.
Breen leads Mettã meditation, universal practice for all faiths
As a Unitarian Universalist, Buddhist meditator and Hindu yoga practitioner, the Rev. Lena Breen jokingly calls herself a “Buu-huu — a Buddhist, Hindu, U.U.”
Subagh leads meditation, focuses on self-awakening in Sikhism
Subagh Singh Khalsa rediscovers himself every morning through his meditation practices.
O’Sullivan to teach Zen Buddhism for Mystic Heart
An accident led Michael O’Sullivan to first discover Zen Buddhism. A literal accident.
‘Love yourself before loving others’ holds true in Vipassana teachings
“You, yourself, are the person who is most deserving of your love,” said Lukasik, who will return for his second year as a teacher-in-residence during Week One for the Mystic Heart Program, an initiative within the Department of Religion.
For Mystic Heart in Week Nine, Khalsa to teach meditation as healing
In the months following 9/11, Subagh Singh Khalsa entered an intense period of meditation. During that time, he used the healing meditations he had long practiced not with the intention of healing one individual, but with a new impulse to bring healing to the many in the world that were suffering.
Norton and Smith to teach Sufi meditation
Hazrat Inayat Khan, the first Sufi teacher to the West, taught that true religion to a Sufi is the sea of truth and that all the different faith traditions are its waves. For a spiritual seeker like Sharifa Norton and Muinuddin Smith, Sufism is the best meditation tradition they could have wound up in.
Kubickas draw happiness, awareness from meditation
What do people need to do to become more aware and compassionate? Well, rolling out of bed and heading to the Main Gate Welcome Center for a meditation session would be a good start.
Khalsa helps Mystic Heart participants find ‘moral compass’
Yogi Bhajan, Subagh Singh Khalsa’s spiritual teacher, once told him that the sign of a spiritual person is that he or she always knows what to do.
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