Conscious Happiness

Many of us think of yoga as physical exercises to enhance one’s physique, with an occasional short meditation for its calming effects. But that is only the tip of the iceberg. How to we deal with our intense human emotions or trauma that accumulated as we progress in our lives?

According to ancient yoga, the human body is made up of the multiple layers—physical, mental, emotional; and there are many practices to bring light to our being.

Emotions are vital and sacred; like pockets of energy waiting to be released; emotions are not obstacles but our guiding lights to finding the ultimate bliss in life. The ancient yogis gave us Bhakti Yoga, the yoga of devotion, to channel that energy and guide us back to our source.

Bhakti is about a relationship with the universe and it is all encompassing that it embraces every color on the emotional spectrum. In Bhakti Yoga, we lead with our hearts. We sing, we dance, we play music, write poetry, cook, paint and do everything with love —as part of our interaction with the Divine.

Kirtan, the practice of chanting mantras, is perhaps the most important technique in bhakti yoga (Man means “Mind” and Tra means “to Control”).

The practice is simple but internally it works magic in our hearts. Externally, we’re just repetitively singing with simple melodies and a few Sanskrit words. But it helps us to put our analytical minds aside and singing from within. We sing from our heart that is crying out for love. We channel whatever emotion we’re feeling into our voice.

Deep healing happens, walls will melt, wounds will heal, trauma will heal, hate & unforgiveness will dissolve. Long-submerged emotions come to the surface.

As we sing, we immerse ourselves in an endless river of love from the universe. And we enter into a meditative & blissful state that allow our hearts to heal and re-open the infinite universal source of love within us.

There is no need to understand the language of the mantra. No need for mental speculation nor any intellectual adjustment. It is automatic, from the spiritual platform, and anyone can take part without any previous qualification.

Join us for Kirtan to heal our hearts:

Every First Friday of the month
730pm – 9pm
Mindful Space (Newton)
10 Winstedt Road #02-02 Block A
(exception on 1st Mar, 3rd May & 2nd Aug, we will be at Little India)

Enjoy a homecooked dinner made with love by volunteers after the kirtan

Pay As You Wish
Drop a donation in the temple on the actual day. All donation proceeds to the continuation of these programs.

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Hatha Yoga Every Friday & Sunday at Botanical Garden

Enjoy the benefit of connecting with nature while doing yoga and be energized!

We will be doing:

• Kriya (breathing exercise) for detoxing the body
• Asanas (physical posture) to exercise, stretch, strengthen & relax the body
• Pranayama & long Relaxation to quieten the mind and to de-stress