The Continuous Awakening: Sustaining an Authentic Practice in a Chaotic World með Sally Kempton 11. júlí

 

Join us July 11th for
The Continuous Awakening: Sustaining an Authentic Practice in a Chaotic World
With Sally Kempton

 

 

About Sally Kempton

One evening in 1971, while sitting in her Manhattan living room, Sally Kempton was overcome by a feeling of all-encompassing, unconditional love that seemed to come out of nowhere. The dramatic experience initiated an inner search that led her, two years later, to encounter her Guru, Swami Muktananda. Today, Sally Durgananda Kempton is a teacher of inner yoga, trained in the non-dual traditions of Hindu wisdom. Her classes and trainings offer a deep transmission of heart-based spaciousness. She is known for her ability to convey esoteric tantric teachings with an acute sense of the psychological and practical challenges of contemporary life. She is the author of The Heart of Meditation, and writes the popular Wisdom column for Yoga Journal. To learn more about Sally Kempton and sign up for her mailing list, visit www.SallyKempton.com

 
 
How to Participate
 
Saturday, July 11th, 11:00am Pacific; 12:00 Mountain; 1:00 Central; 2:00 Eastern
Listen live by phone or online, or download the recording anytime.*
There will be an interactive period at the end of each teleseminar.  If you have a question for the presenter, simply send us your question via instant message in the teleseminar window on your computer or dial in to the conference line number and wait until we ask for a question from someone in your region of the world.

 

Access Instructions
 
To listen live by phone, dial 712-432-8900
Access code: 59618
 
To listen live online, click here.
 
To download the audio after the teleseminar is complete, click here.

Even the most exalted states and most exceptional spiritual accomplishments are unimportant ...

 

Even the most exalted states and most exceptional spiritual accomplishments are unimportant if we cannot be happy in the most basic and ordinary ways, if we cannot touch one another and the life we have been given with our hearts.

 

Jack Kornfield