My experience with Art of Living – Advance Meditation Programme
I came across Art of Living in the year 2000
in Gujarat. A group of Volunteers consisting of Doctors, Social workers approached and introduce the Art of Living – A world
largest Volunteer based NGO – represented by Vykti Vikas Kendra India (VVKI) in
India and about various courses for individual benefits offered by the
organisation. Advanced Meditation Course is a 4 days residential programme i
attended at AOL Gujarat Ashram in the year 2003 - 04 .
Before this programme
one need to attend a Basic Programme ( which is now named as Happiness
Programme ). The Happiness programme gave a feel of self awareness and purpose of life, how one can live a peaceful,
happy and contented life with family, neighbours and society. Few simple
Yogasana, a special rhythmic breathing
technique know as Sudarshan Kriya ( Which is the core of the programme
) and meditation was experienced during the programme.
Few guidelines were provided to practice continuous at home , which have resulted significant
benefits to me on physical level as well mental. My severe migraine pain and breathing problem reduced
considerably within few days of practice and now it is no more a heath issue .
In Advance course our batch size was 100 + of mixed group young
, middle age and old ages. The course structure was consisting yoga practice,
meditation , knowledge sharing, sewa, satsang and silence ( in other word
practice of 5 –
S – ie Sadhana, Sewa, Satsang, Silence and Smile ) . Advance Meditation techniques gave
an experience of total hollow and emptiness resulting peace and blissful state
of mind . Since then i am practicing the
key learning taught during the sessions.
In the year 2012 after i superannuated from services i shifted to Bangalore and
refresh my courses once again and enjoying my life with fuller satisfaction and
zeal.
(Satish Kumar Udaiwal)
Member Dignity Foundation
KA 01 DT 2253
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