Vedanta talks at USC

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From: Rajagopalan
Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1993 17:45

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                           SOURCE PRODUCTIONS
                                  and
                          Chinmaya Mission West

                            present talks on

                     Jnana Yoga, The Path of Knowledge

                              by Jim Gilman


                       Dates : February 26th to 28th, 1993
                       Venue : Taper Hall, Rooms 113 & 115
                               University of Southern California

                              Admission Free

  * Attend one or all of the talks.
  * Donation requested from those who can afford it.

Schedule:

 Friday, February 26th     7:30  - 9:00  PM    Evening Talk
                           9:00  - 9:30  PM    Tea

 Saturday, February 27th   9:00  - 9:30  AM    Morning Meditation
                           9:30  - 10:00 AM    Tea & Walk
                           10:00 - 11:30 AM    Morning Talk
                           5:30  - 7:00  PM    Evening Talk
                           7:00  - 8:30  PM    Vegetarian Potluck Dinner

 Sunday, February 27th     9:00  - 9:30  AM    Morning Meditation
                           9:30  - 10:00 AM    Tea & Walk
                           10:00 - 11:30 AM    Morning Talk
                           3:00  - 4:30  PM    Evening Talk

 Jim Gilman, San Francisco Vedanta teacher and founder of SILENT WAY
meditation center has been giving instruction in meditation and
offering personal counseling and spiritual direction to students for
many years. He has been a student of Swami Chinmayananda since 1976.
For the past three years he has also studied with Swami Tejomayananda
in San Jose.

 Over the past year there has been an overwhelmingly enthusiastic
response to Jim's teaching and leading of groups within the Chinmaya
Mission. As a result, Swami Chinmayananda has asked him to expand his
work with the Mission, and specifically to conduct more yagnas around
the country. As a Westerner, he brings a unique perspective and lively
animation to the ancient teachings of Vedanta, making them easily
accessible to modern Americans and young people, as well as Indian
families living in the West.

For more information call:

                       Anjali       (818)-990-6724
                       Sharadha     (213)-747-5822
                       Karthik      (213)-745-2917
                       Rajagopalan  (213)-745-2924

  * If you plan to attend these talks, please inform us.

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