The Oneness Blessing is also found to help in the healing of the body and in the discharge of repetitive emotional patterns, resulting in greater ease and comfort with oneself. In relationships it enables a greater sensitivity and connectedness with the other, freeing you from the limitations of your judgement and conditioning. Success and prosperity begins with consciousness-a capacity to expand your horizon of thinking and an understanding of the universe around you and the principles governing you.

What is the Oneness Blessing?
The Oneness Blessing (also known as Oneness Deeksha) is a non-denominational benediction. A unique and specific blessing. It is the transfer of Divine Energy which, over time is designed to bring about the state of Oneness in the recipient. This energy has been brought to the world through Divine Grace and is being bestowed upon humanity.

What happens during the Oneness Blessing?
The Oneness Blessing initiates a neuro-biological change in the brain that when complete enables the senses to be free from the interference of the mind. When the senses are unclouded by the mind’s interpretations, a natural clarity of perception occurs with accompanying spontaneous feelings of joy, inner calmness and connection to the Oneness in everything.

How is the Oneness Blessing transferred? What might I experience? While the Oneness Blessing may be transferred by intent in a gathering the Oneness Blessing is transferred by the Oneness Facilitator by placing his or her hands onto the crown of your head, usually for about 1 minute. Experiences during the Oneness Blessing vary, sometimes strong, sometimes subtle, sometimes delayed until even days later. The recipient may experience a tingling sensation in the head, or blissful energy flowing through the body, or sometimes nothing at all. Whatever the experience, the recipient can trust that the process of Oneness has begun, a process designed by Divine Grace for your own nature that will lead gradually (or sometimes spontaneously) into your own Awakening.

Who can offer the Oneness Blessing to others?
The Oneness Blessing can be transferred by anyone who has received the transmission and training during a special process at the Oneness University in India or at the new Oneness University campus on Fiji. These people are often referred to as Oneness Facilitators or Oneness Blessing Givers. The Oneness Blessing Giver then works, as an empty vessel, for the energy to transfer to the recipient.

Why has the Oneness Blessing come at this time?
Our planet, and all of humanity, is currently undergoing a major evolutionary transformation. This is impacting our environment, our social structures, and our individual and collective consciousness. The co-founders of the Oneness University, Sri Bhagavan and Sri Amma, are here to help with this transformation.

Can anyone receive the benefits of the Oneness Blessing?
Yes. It is not necessary to attend the Oneness University in order to receive the benefits of the Oneness Blessing. Most adults and children can receive the Oneness Blessing at any time. The exceptions are: People suffering from serious psychological illness.

What about if I wish to become a Oneness Facilitator and give the Oneness Blessing to others?
Then it is necessary to attend a 2 day Oneness Awakening Course.

Does the Oneness Blessing adhere to any particular religion or belief?
The Oneness Blessing does not adhere to any religion, nor any particular belief nor spiritual path. The Oneness Blessing is given each day to people all over the world, people of all races, all religions, all spiritual beliefs or no spiritual beliefs, and to people of all nationalities. It is not necessary to change one’s religion, nor adopt a new guru or spiritual master to receive the Oneness Blessing – nor to offer the Oneness Blessing to others

After enjoying Savasana, you take in a deep breath and slowly bring your consciousness back to the room. Your instructor asks you to come into a comfortable seated position with hands at heart center. You inhale and chant OM on an exhale. Then you say “Namaste.”
What does namaste mean anyway? What does OM mean? What happens after you roll up your mat and leave the Yoga studio? For many of us, the Yoga practice ends after the exchange of namastes and the mat has been rolled.
So, how do we practice Yoga off the mat? In the western world, we are more accustom to thinking about Yoga as a physical exercise for the body, but did you know that for many paths of Yoga, asana (postures) may make up little or no part of one’s Yoga practice? For example, people who devote their lives to selfless service are practicing Karma Yoga, a labor of love. Eco-Yoga is the practice of healing the Earth. If you remember to pause during the day to take a mindful breath, you are practicing Yoga. These and other Yoga practices put Yoga into action moment to moment everyday…and you don’t need a mat to do it.

What you will learn
• An introduction to Yoga philosophy
• Discuss the the various paths of Yoga
• Discuss the practical ways of being mindful during daily activities, such as eating, walking, brushing your teeth and of course breathing!
• Explain meditation techniques to help you begin a meditation practice

Handouts will be provided on these topics. There will be lecture, discussion, meditation and journaling.

What to bring
• Notebook or journal
• Pen/pencil

Reiki First Degree Training provides you with a solid foundation in this system of natural healing. You will receive the First Degree attunement to reawaken the healing channels, learn how to give full Reiki treatments to yourself and others, become more aware of your “life force energy”, learn about the history, intent and benefits of Reiki, practice giving and receiving Reiki, learn about incorporating Reiki into an existing healing practice. Receive certificate upon completion.

Bring a light snack and water and wear loose comfortable clothing.

Moonlodge is a spiritual gathering for men and women to celebrate the change of seasons, and each mid-season. Gatherings are traditionally done every six weeks, eight times a year.

By coming together in a sacred circle, we will observe what humankind has done to connect to nature, elements and our intuitive sides for thousands of years. We will be sharing stories, meditating, chanting, and energetically releasing what no longer serves us.

Please bring a healthy snack to share at the end to help ground us.

Do you suffer from chronic pain or illness? Are you praying for relief? Looking for answers? Do you ever wonder what your symptoms and illnesses are telling you about yourself? Learn how the thoughts you think affect you and your health either positively or negatively. Mimi will bring you through a guided meditation while you lie down (you may also sit in a chair). After the meditation you will engage in healing exercises, as well as journaling, body mapping and more. You will discover things about yourself that you may never have realized and witness yourself in profound life changing ways with tools and techniques to take home on how to create positive transformation in your life. Please bring a small pillow, a journal, pen, light snack and bottled water.

Often referred to the quiet practice, Yin Yoga addresses the more yin parts of the body. These are the parts of the body that lie closest to our core, specifically the bones and connective tissue above the knees and below the navel. Unlike the muscles, which are the more yang parts of our bodies (the parts that like movement and repetition) the connective tissue needs to be addressed in a yin way with an attitude of quiet acceptance. The postures, which are mostly practice on the floor, are held for longer periods of time (usually 3-5 minutes). Yin Yoga is meant to complement yang practice.