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Yoga chant meditation in benedictine monastery
« on: August 28, 2013, 07:41:33 AM »
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  • I just got an email from Glenstal abbey in Limerick Ireland. I am signed up for their newsletter. Anyone who wants to investigate what I say in this post can go to their website glenstal.org or sign up for the newsletter yourselves.

    I often get advertisements for events being held at the monastery. They are always for yoga chant meditation. I have not once got an add from them about anything Catholic going on there.

    This is some of the emails I got:

    A Month of Wednesdays: Chanting and Meditation with Marsha Eger, MA Ritual Chant

    October 2, 9, 16,23, and 30, 2013

    Our work and family responsibilities can make our lives a bit frenetic at times. A mid-week break focused on slowing down our minds and bodies and finding our peaceful center is a very necessary.

     Join chanting meditation teacher, Marsha Eger for five Wednesday evening sessions at Glenstal Abbey during the month of October. These evenings will be devoted to chanting and meditation and are especially set for the mid-week time to give participants a break from routine and responsibility.

    When I lived in Ithaca, New York I would hold these chanting sessions for friends and community members. We would meet every Wednesday to chant and meditate. It is important to stop, slow down and take pause mid-week. The chanting and meditation would help us shift out of our frenetic work pace and into a lovely quiet space that would then reset our energy and our focus for the final two days of the week. It changed how we approached everything.

     Personally knowing the value and importance of taking pause and the power of chanting and meditation to help us do this, I have planned five  sessions for participants to experience this for themselves.

     Give yourself this lovely break in the week and join Marsha for five Wednesday evenings of chanting and meditation at Glenstal Abbey.

     We will begin at 7:30 p.m. and end at 9:00 p.m. The evenings will include chanting and meditation, special readings, poetry and sharing of our experiences. Tea will be provided.

    These sessions are open to people of all ages and all singing abilities. It is about finding our own voices that is most important.

    The cost is €12 per session or €50 for all five sessions if paid the first evening.


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    Five gatherings to help you explore and deepen your spirituality in a supportive and stimulating environment.

    With Fr. Simon Sleeman, OSB, Noirin Ni Riain, PhD, and special lectures with Abbot Mark Patrick Hederman and other members of the Glenstal Abbey monastic community

    This is a new Glenstal Abbey offering and is open to searchers and seekers of all creed and requires no prior experience.

    12-13 Oct.
     29 - 1 Dec.
     31 Jan. - 2 Feb.
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    BREATH OF LIFE


    Exploring Body, Mind, and Spirit through


    CHANT AND ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE


    A one day Workshop at Glenstal Abbey

    Saturday, 20 July, 2013

    10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

    REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

    COST OF THE WORKSHOP IS 80 EURO
     

    To enroll contact: Marsha Eger at 087 184 5370 or at chantingmeditation@yahoo.com


    On Sunday,25 Septmber, chanting meditation teacher, Marsha Eger and Niall Kelly, Alexander Technique teacher, and will once again offer this very popular daylong workshop focused on chanting, meditation, posture and breath work. The workshop will be held at Glenstal Abbey beginning at 10 a.m.
     

    Events in our lives can cause us to contract or to close in on ourselves, pulling our body out of alignment without our even being aware of it. It soon becomes a way of being and limits our breath. It can also cause back or neck pain. As a result of not fully utilizing our lung capacity, which is only possible if we use good postural habits, we may have less energy, find that we easily tire and our thinking may even become a little less sharp.

    Using Alexander Technique, toning, and chanting and meditation, we will invite participants to focus on the sacredness of your breath and to learn to make full capacity and use of breath to help you live a more energized, conscious, healthy and fully present life, no matter what your age.
     
    Crux Sacra Sit Mihi Lux! Ne Draco Sit Mihi Dux!


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    Yoga chant meditation in benedictine monastery
    « Reply #1 on: August 28, 2013, 09:49:21 AM »
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  •  :barf:

    Relax & Renew through the practices of Sacred Chanting, Meditation, Kundalini Yoga & Qi Gong


    Sunday: 28 April


    Time: 10 am to 5 pm, Registration 9:45 am
    Contribution: 75 Euro, including lunch, tea /coffee

     With experienced spiritual teacher:
     Ana Alves-Smyth, Teacher of Kundalini yoga - Meditation - Qi Gong
     

    RELAX & RENEW WORKSHOP
     - inner piece - relaxation - well being - vitality

     

    Ana mixes her knowledge of yoga, music & Meditation to create a healing experience, when the body releases tension it heals.

     This gentle & engaging Kundalini Yoga, meditation & Qi Gong session will be focused on strengthening the Nervous system - calming your mind, energizing the body & awakening the spirit. Even with one session can put you on the path to happiness and restore balance in your relationship with yourself, other and with the divine.

     This session is suitable for all levels of fitness and no experience is require, it will be gentle chair and standing work.Comfortable dress suggested.
     

    No previous experience with yoga or chanting or special singing ability required. Comfortable dress and shoes suggested.

     LOCATION
     Glenstal Abbey Library, Murroe, County Limerick

     REGISTRATION
     Space for each workshop is limited. Please email your intention to attend or any questions to Ana. This will help us plan the day with more accuracy. Thank you in advance.
    Crux Sacra Sit Mihi Lux! Ne Draco Sit Mihi Dux!


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    Yoga chant meditation in benedictine monastery
    « Reply #2 on: August 28, 2013, 11:21:35 AM »
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  • Nothing new here.

    The Bogus Ordo is not the Catholic Church.

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    Yoga chant meditation in benedictine monastery
    « Reply #3 on: August 28, 2013, 03:14:55 PM »
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  • Are they Trappist, they are pretty big about Buddhist meditations. Bunch of crazy wanna be monks. Why don't they just dissappear into the great nothingness. I hope they actually accomplish their goals of reaching "Nirvana" and just disappear.
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    Yoga chant meditation in benedictine monastery
    « Reply #4 on: August 28, 2013, 03:18:31 PM »
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  • Do they even bother to chant the psalms anymore?
    R.I.P.
    Please pray for the repose of my soul.


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    « Reply #5 on: August 29, 2013, 07:31:34 AM »
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  • I wanted to join that monastery before I found out what goes on there. Now I suspect it will be just a cesspool of heresy and ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖity.

    When I visited it one time I didn't speak to anyone there, but in their gallery they had pictures of a nude man supposed to be st paul. There was nothing else in the gallery except these 4 paintings of a naked man.

    Makes me sick.

    The more I find out about novus ordo establishments the more sick I feel. :smash-pc:
    Crux Sacra Sit Mihi Lux! Ne Draco Sit Mihi Dux!