Yoga Vedanta with John Weddepohl
in Bondi Junction, NSW organised by Yoga Synergy Teacher Training
Yoga Vedanta - Self Knowledge, with John Weddepohl
Oct0820151:00 pmtoOct1020151:00 pm
- Where
- Margaret Whitlam Community Center, Waverley Park, Bondi Junction, NSW, 2022, Australia
Show map - When
- Thursday, 8 Oct 2015 toSaturday, 10 Oct 2015
- Price
- $317 Early Bird before 16 September, $397 full price bookings on or after 16 September 2015
- Call
- 02 9389 7399
- Website
- yogasynergy.com/main/level-1-teacher-training
- Bookings
- https://clients.mindbodyonline.com/classic/ws?studioid=214007&stype=-8&sTG=30&sVT=24&sView=day
Description
Yoga Vedanta - Self Knowledge, with John Weddepohl
Atma Vidya (Self Knowledge) forces us to question everything, including the very nature of our existence. Rather than feed us new ideas and beliefs, Self Knowledge challenges every one of our ideas and defuses all of our beliefs, leaving you with nothing but the truth of who you are.
This is the meaning of Vedanta. Vedanta means the end of knowledge.
John Weddepohl is a disciple of the Tamil Siddhas, educated in Tamil Nadu in the Advaita Vedanta tradition of Self Knowledge. John teaches us how to know the bliss, happiness and peace that is already everyone's birthright.
Spending a lifetime searching for answers, John finally met his master, who over seven years initiated him in Atma Vidya and Para Vidya, Supreme Self Knowledge. Under the watchful eye of Arunachal mountain (Shiva), John was educated in the Upanishadic wisdom, the worlds oldest surviving teaching and knowledge tradition and instructed to go out and teach.
A rock and roller at heart, John and his partner Rachel Zinman teach at workshops, festivals and teacher trainings worldwide, where people are amazed at how simple understanding the true nature of ones Self can be.
Join us for this special weekend with John.
Fri 9 Oct 6 -9pm
Discussion on the nature of bliss and happiness. The type of mind/intellect (called Adhikari) ready for knowledge.
Sat 10 Oct
9am - 12pm
Mumukshutwam - describes the student who is ready. Wanting this knowledge like a drowning man needs breath.
1 - 4pm
Apara Vidya - all knowledge and information relative to ones existence is called Apara Vidya
Sun 11 Oct
9am - 12pm
Para Vidya - Questioning the questioner. What is the nature of my existence. The question being absolute means the answer given must also be the absolute answer. The 3 Bodies and 5 Koshas, the nature of the inner instrument - Antahkarana - mind. What constitutes Bahyakarana the outer instrument - body.
9am - 12pm
Para Vidya - Questioning the questioner. What is the nature of my existence. The question being absolute means the answer given must also be the absolute answer. The 3 Bodies and 5 Koshas, the nature of the inner instrument - Antahkarana - mind. What constitutes Bahyakarana the outer instrument - body.
1- 4pm
What is the nature of bliss - the true nature of happiness?
What is atma (Self)?
What is paramatma (Not Self)?
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Schedule / Itinerary
Fri 9 Oct 6 -9pm
Discussion on the nature of bliss and happiness. The type of mind/intellect (called Adhikari) ready for knowledge.
Sat 10 Oct
9am - 12pm
Mumukshutwam - describes the student who is ready. Wanting this knowledge like a drowning man needs breath.
1 - 4pm
Apara Vidya - all knowledge and information relative to ones existence is called Apara Vidya
Sun 11 Oct
9am - 12pm
Para Vidya - Questioning the questioner. What is the nature of my existence. The question being absolute means the answer given must also be the absolute answer. The 3 Bodies and 5 Koshas, the nature of the inner instrument - Antahkarana - mind. What constitutes Bahyakarana the outer instrument - body.
9am - 12pm
Para Vidya - Questioning the questioner. What is the nature of my existence. The question being absolute means the answer given must also be the absolute answer. The 3 Bodies and 5 Koshas, the nature of the inner instrument - Antahkarana - mind. What constitutes Bahyakarana the outer instrument - body.
1 - 4pm
What is the nature of bliss - the true nature of happiness?
What is atma (Self)?
What is paramatma (Not Self)?