The Wise Do Not Grieve
from Readings From The Masters 2016-2018 by Meditation Readings with Joan Suval
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(November 12, 2016)
In this talk, Joan Suval examines our reactions during "dark times" - and why we are often devastated by them. Throughout the ages, the wise have advised that during such times distraught seekers should turn their attention to the ancient teachings, reminding us that they hold the secret for living, undisturbed, in a chaotic world. Here, Joan focuses on a verse from the Gita and its particular significance during challenging times - a verse much loved by her teacher, Shri Brahmananda Sarasvati.
In this talk, Joan Suval examines our reactions during "dark times" - and why we are often devastated by them. Throughout the ages, the wise have advised that during such times distraught seekers should turn their attention to the ancient teachings, reminding us that they hold the secret for living, undisturbed, in a chaotic world. Here, Joan focuses on a verse from the Gita and its particular significance during challenging times - a verse much loved by her teacher, Shri Brahmananda Sarasvati.
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Meditation Readings with Joan Suval New York, New York
A founding member of Ananda Ashram, Joan Suval was a senior disciple of Shri Brahmananda Sarasvati, who called her “Mother of the Ashram.” Since 1964, authorized by Shri Brahmananda, Joan has offered meditation and Yoga-Vedanta programs for the Yoga Society of New York, both at Ananda Ashram and in NYC. Shri Brahmananda also directed Joan Suval in the recording of his “Blue Sky Meditations.” ... more
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