Welcome to Canadian Yogi
CANADIAN YOGI
Canadian Yogi is a free on-line newsletter/journal
CANADIAN YOGI
Canadian Yogi is a free on-line newsletter/journal
Welcome to Canadian Yogi
Canadian Yogi is a free on-line newsletter/journal
Canadian Yogi is a free on-line newsletter/journal
Articles written by CANADA YOGA ALLIANCE members, video workshops & discounts.
Canadian Yogi offers articles of interest and workshops to Canada Yoga Alliance members. Discounted programs for general public are also available contact facilitator to negotiate your discount to join!
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Time: Apr 6, 2024 04:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Zoom Details ( open your zoom account -it's free if you don't already have one!)
Meeting ID: 814 9395 8947
Passcode: 708997
CYA FACILITATOR: Lee Downer CYA-E-RYT200
What happens to you when you die?
This series of workshops will answer that question
You will be shocked because it’s not what you think!
You will learn:
From many people who have actually died and came back so that you will know the truth about life and death.
Countless lessons from those who have actually been on the other side so that you can live your life without fear.
How to use spiritual concepts so that you can create the life you truly desire.
At the end of this series you will not be the same person you are now.
This is a series of three live zoom sessions and continued regular workshops through CYA.
Cost: Free for CANADIAN YOGA ALLIANCE members.
Time: Apr 20, 2024 04:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Meeting ID: 882 7668 3816
Passcode: 063949
Meaning and purpose are innate and integral to all life- whether it is a bacterium, a lily, a butterfly, a deer, or a human being. The main difference is that humans become conscious of the pursuit of meaning and purpose whereas the others pursue it unconsciously.
In biology, pursuing purpose and meaning in life is called Homeostasis. Homeostasis is striving for survival, well-being, and the desire to reach our peak potential.
Some think that life is inherently meaningless or that we have to create our own meaning and purpose. The many life traumas alienate us from our inherent purpose and meaning. The most universal and unrecognized trauma is social and cultural conditioning.
But it is possible to become aware of our inherent purpose, and as we follow it, we gain access to meaning and sustain it throughout our lives.