SMU Yoga club hosts veg cooking classes

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Yoga club hosts lecture on vegetarianism

 

 

by Natalie Bidnick, Associate News Editor, nbidnick

March 07, 2006

 

 

The Bhakti Yoga Club, a campus organization designed to encourage the

student community to appreciate and apply spiritual knowledge as

given in the Vedic scriptures, will host a lecture on vegetarianism

today from 6:30-8 p.m. in Room 113 of the Junkins building. Professor

Dalia Abdel-Hady and the Chaplain Rev. Will Finnin will lead the

lecture.

 

In addition to promoting vegetarianism, the Bhakti Yoga Club holds

weekly meetings involving mantra-yoga, meditation, music and

philosophical discussions. Its basis is the Bhagavad-Gita,

the "timeless source of Vedic wisdom and the essence of all ancient

Indian scriptures," according to the club's Web site.

 

For more information about the Bhakti Yoga Club, visit

people.smu.edu/skizhakk/bhaktiyoga.

 

— Natalie Bidnick

http://people.smu.edu/skizhakk/bhaktiyoga/

Welcome to the SMU Bhakti Yoga Club Page. Our purpose is to encourage

the student community to appreciate, understand and apply spiritual

knowledge as given in the Vedic scriptures with focus on devotional

service to the Absolute Truth (Bhakti Yoga). Our activities include

weekly meetings involving mantra-yoga, meditation, music,

philosophical discussions and vegetarian cooking classes/foods during

fall, spring and summer semesters !!! Our basis is Bhagavad-Gita, the

timeless source of Vedic wisdom, the essence of all ancient Indian

scriptures and a compendium of real knowledge. Join us every week and

learn more about karma, yoga, reincarnation, consciousness, much

more, and practical lessons to lead a life of real peace and

happiness. Please browse through this site for more information about

us. If you have any questions, please email us.