The Guru Gita is a long mantra. Mantras are sacred sanskrit words or phrases that are specifically designed to both clean and clear the mind and bring you to a state of meditation. We use this long chant to let go of our thoughts and prepare in a more meaningful way for our day ahead. If you’re not familiar with sanskrit or even meditation, don’t let that stop you from trying it out!

After the Guru Gita we sit for about 30 minutes together to absorb the positive energy of the chant. Group meditation before your day is invaluable and will set you on the path of growth before the mind gets too active. A Sanskrit mantra that's part of our lineage may be given to work with as a tool to focus the awareness on . Please feel free to ask questions and chat with Ashram residents afterwards. We welcome all.

This is an unguided, silent meditation morning where you can utilize practices we offer or simply come to sit silently with us. We have cushions AND chairs and you can switch if needed!

*Please shoot us an email if you plan on attending online! Zoom link is automatically sent out 30 minutes prior to start time.

In this weekly meditation class, Swami Sivananda will guide you through many of the foundational practices that the yogis of our school use every day, practices that bring consciousness and joyful awareness to life. Bedrock practices such as: Conscious Breath Awareness, Mantra repetition using our Lineage Mantra, Energetic Visualization and other practices. With the challenges and change we face everyday these practices can serve us as tools to help us navigate and find our center.

We teach to all-levels and welcome everyone who is interested in beginning a practice or sustaining one already established. This class is designed as a drop-in class and also a continuation for those who've completed the Introduction to Meditation 4-Week series and want more support.

Location: Eldorado Ashram's Meditation Dome (where check-in is)

The Guru Gita is a long mantra. Mantras are sacred sanskrit words or phrases that are specifically designed to both clean and clear the mind and bring you to a state of meditation. We use this long chant to let go of our thoughts and prepare in a more meaningful way for our day ahead. If you’re not familiar with sanskrit or even meditation, don’t let that stop you from trying it out!

After the Guru Gita we sit for about 30 minutes together to absorb the positive energy of the chant. Group meditation before your day is invaluable and will set you on the path of growth before the mind gets too active. A Sanskrit mantra that's part of our lineage may be given to work with as a tool to focus the awareness on . Please feel free to ask questions and chat with Ashram residents afterwards. We welcome all.

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The Guru Gita is a long mantra. Mantras are sacred sanskrit words or phrases that are specifically designed to both clean and clear the mind and bring you to a state of meditation. We use this long chant to let go of our thoughts and prepare in a more meaningful way for our day ahead. If you’re not familiar with sanskrit or even meditation, don’t let that stop you from trying it out!

After the Guru Gita we sit for about 30 minutes together to absorb the positive energy of the chant. Group meditation before your day is invaluable and will set you on the path of growth before the mind gets too active. A Sanskrit mantra that's part of our lineage may be given to work with as a tool to focus the awareness on . Please feel free to ask questions and chat with Ashram residents afterwards. We welcome all.