Meditation Retreat Day
Seven Spiritual Laws for Success
with Swami Bodhananda

Wednesday, October 23, 2024
10 AM - 4 PM

Includes extended Evening Lecture, The Mahavakyas for Enlightenment: Great Sayings of the Upanishads, 6:30 PM - 8 PM.

Fee: $60 In-person
Lunch, dinner, and evening lecture included. Pre-registration required.
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Freedom is the ability to utilize your environment to explore and express your infinite potential while engaging with the world. During this retreat day, Swami Bodhananda will share about moksha as this very concept, rather than something to be attained in an afterlife or a future lifetime. He will outline seven spiritual laws that can help us to maintain calmness amidst the most demanding activities and daily stresses. The ultimate goal of these laws is to help us organize our lives for happiness and freedom. This retreat day includes vegetarian lunch and dinner.

OVERNIGHT OPTION
Give yourself a truly immersive retreat experience and apply to stay overnight at CSE the day before and/or after this program. Limited space available. (APPLY HERE)

OFFER A DONATION
Your registration fee covers basic administrative costs. Please consider offering a donation to support the CSE ministry and to continue offering programs like this one. You can offer a donation during the registration process. You will also have an opportunity to contribute during the retreat and evening lecture.

Swami Bodhananda teaches Advaita Vedanta, Yoga Sutras, Bhagavad Gita, Upanishads and scores of other Vedantic texts. Swamiji's teachings are imbued with a quality that at once takes the novice listener and the committed student to the sacred space of the Higher Self. Being himself an excellent example of detachment and compassion, his words guide us patiently to the wisdom of yogic traditions. Swami Bodhananda is the author of several books including Indian Management and Leadership, Meditation: The Awakening of Inner Powers, Happiness Unlimited, Seven Hindu Spiritual Laws, and Management Mahabharata.