Giten’s birthday on May 15 was celebrated with satsang, the initiation of a new meditation center, Amarone Valpolicella wine and delicious Hazelnut Truffles
Giten’s birthday on May 15 was celebrated with an appreciated lecture on Jesus Christ. Giten also talked about the Art of Living and gave 5 keys to The Art of Living
Giten also initiated Sangeet Meditation Center in Orebro, a bright university town in Sweden, where Giten’s ambassador in Orebro, Deva Emanuel, will run the centre. In the initiation for Sangeet, Giten talked about the relationship betwen meditation and music (see an excerpt below).
Giten received Amarone Valpolicella wine and delicious Haxelnut Truffles, which seemed very relevant when talking about Jesus, who loved life and who loved to drink wine and to feast.
The evening ended with 30 minutes of silent satsang, where a deep silence developed.
Lech Dulny,
vice head of the School for the Arts in
Stockholm, which organizes courses in music, theatre,
dance, art, media and dramatic arts in Stockholm, and who has attended satsang with Giten regularly, also appeared for satsang, and enjoyed Giten’s lecture on Jesus Christ. He commented that he appreciated the satsang evenings with Giten, and that he would participate in more satsangs on Jesus Christ.
Ari, a new participant in satsang, said that the satsang with Giten was a strong experience and that he really did not know how to melt this experience. Giten commented that one part of the satsang is possible to understand, but that another part is not possible to understand with the mind – and that it requires trust to understand that part.
The Birth of a New meditation Center in Orebro
– Sangeet Giten Meditation Center
Initiation May 15, 2015
Music and meditation are two aspects of the same phenomenon
Meditation is the art of hearing the inner silence, the inner music.
Without music, meditation lacks joy. Without meditation, music lacks the inner silence.
When music carries a meditative quality, it will bring silence, it will fill you with silence.”
– Swami Dhyan Giten
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