Tulasi108
Exploring Hindu Spirituality
An Nine Week Course with Sri Acharyaji
at the Hindu Temple of Nebraska
Classes begin on Tuesday, May 5th.
Don't miss the first class of this rare authentic series!
Hinduism is the most ancient continuously practiced spiritual tradition on earth. This exciting eight week course is designed to cover the history, philosophy and practices of a Sanatana Dharma tradition in an easy to understand, fascinating, and introductory manner. If you are interested in examining the roots of Yoga, meditation, Buddhism, spirituality, Dharma, and Asian culture in a meaningful way, plan to attend this unique and informative free course.
The classes are taught by Sri Acharyaji, Dr. Frank Morales, Ph.D. (Sri Dharma Pravartaka Acharya), a globally recognized spiritual teacher, and the spiritual leader of the Hindu Temple of Nebraska.
All are welcome to attend regardless of your spiritual background.
Pre-registration is not necessary. Attend any class or every class.
Every Tuesday Evening 7–8:30pm
Join us at the beautiful: Hindu Temple of Nebraska, 13010 Arbor Street, Omaha, NE
For further information about these classes, please leave a message at:
(402) 896-4294
Class Series
(May 5th, 2009) -- 1. Introduction to Hindu History, Philosophy and Theology, Take a Beautiful Temple Tour.
Hinduism in Practice I: Vedic Invocation & Puja.
2. Some Misconceptions.
3. What is Meditation? The Science of Mantra. Hinduism in Practice II: Meditation.
(May 26th, 2009) -- 4. Knowing God in the Hindu Religion. The Scriptures of Hinduism.
The Bhagavad Gita.
5. The Importance of Guru. What is Guru/Sad-Guru/Yogi/Acharya/Rishi.
6. God and gods: the Panentheistic Monotheism of Sanatana Dharma.
Hinduism in Practice III: Bhajans.
7. The Philosophy of Yoga. Hindu Ethics. Hinduism in Practice IV: Sun Salutations.
8. Hinduism and Buddhism: A Comparison.
9. Hinduism Today: The Sacred Feminine. Hinduism and Environmentalism.
Dharma Politics. Vegetarianism. Hinduism and Ecumenism. What it means to
be Hindu. Choosing Hinduism as One's Spiritual Path. Practicing Dharma in a
Positive and Fulfilling Way.
Exploring Hindu Spirituality
An Nine Week Course with Sri Acharyaji
at the Hindu Temple of Nebraska
Classes begin on Tuesday, May 5th.
Don't miss the first class of this rare authentic series!
Hinduism is the most ancient continuously practiced spiritual tradition on earth. This exciting eight week course is designed to cover the history, philosophy and practices of a Sanatana Dharma tradition in an easy to understand, fascinating, and introductory manner. If you are interested in examining the roots of Yoga, meditation, Buddhism, spirituality, Dharma, and Asian culture in a meaningful way, plan to attend this unique and informative free course.
The classes are taught by Sri Acharyaji, Dr. Frank Morales, Ph.D. (Sri Dharma Pravartaka Acharya), a globally recognized spiritual teacher, and the spiritual leader of the Hindu Temple of Nebraska.
All are welcome to attend regardless of your spiritual background.
Pre-registration is not necessary. Attend any class or every class.
Every Tuesday Evening 7–8:30pm
Join us at the beautiful: Hindu Temple of Nebraska, 13010 Arbor Street, Omaha, NE
For further information about these classes, please leave a message at:
(402) 896-4294
Class Series
(May 5th, 2009) -- 1. Introduction to Hindu History, Philosophy and Theology, Take a Beautiful Temple Tour.
Hinduism in Practice I: Vedic Invocation & Puja.
2. Some Misconceptions.
3. What is Meditation? The Science of Mantra. Hinduism in Practice II: Meditation.
(May 26th, 2009) -- 4. Knowing God in the Hindu Religion. The Scriptures of Hinduism.
The Bhagavad Gita.
5. The Importance of Guru. What is Guru/Sad-Guru/Yogi/Acharya/Rishi.
6. God and gods: the Panentheistic Monotheism of Sanatana Dharma.
Hinduism in Practice III: Bhajans.
7. The Philosophy of Yoga. Hindu Ethics. Hinduism in Practice IV: Sun Salutations.
8. Hinduism and Buddhism: A Comparison.
9. Hinduism Today: The Sacred Feminine. Hinduism and Environmentalism.
Dharma Politics. Vegetarianism. Hinduism and Ecumenism. What it means to
be Hindu. Choosing Hinduism as One's Spiritual Path. Practicing Dharma in a
Positive and Fulfilling Way.