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“This is the central principle of meditation: we become what we meditate on.”

EKNATH EASWARAN

 

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    Quietly Changing the World Video Series

    Part 1

    This program is the first in a series of six. Each part will focus on a particular period of Sri Easwaran’s years as a spiritual teacher. Part 1 tells the story of the events leading up to and immediately following his arrival in the U.S. in July, 1959. In addition to comments by Easwaran himself, you’ll be hearing from his wife, Christine, who now serves as the Life Trustee of the BMCM. You’ll also hear from two of Easwaran’s longtime students: Tim Flinders, who became Easwaran’s student in 1966 and interviewed Easwaran many times about his life history; and Mary Davenport, who joined Easwaran in 1961 and has been a part of the BMCM history ever since.

    The program runs a total of 60 minutes, and each segment is about 6–8 minutes.

    Please go to our Guest Book if you would like to share your thoughts or read what others have said.

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    Building a Spiritual Renaissance


    If you’d like to get started right away in building a spiritual renaissance, here are ten things you can do now:

    1. Sign up for our new email list to keep updated on our events and other activities related to the spiritual renaissance.

    2. Feed your enthusiasm with daily inspiration from our Thought for the Day

    3. Receive direct inspiration from Eknath Easwaran and see how others are changing their lives. Subscribe to our free Blue Mountain Journal.

    4. Share your story of how Easwaran’s inspiration has made a difference in your life.

    5. Become an instrument of peace. Learn to use a mantram to maintain your calm and make your best contribution to those around you.

    6. Draw upon your deeper resources to become the person you want to be by learning to meditate.

    7. Nourish your spiritual growth by joining a Blue Mountain Center Satsang group.

    8. Take your spiritual life to a new level by attending a BMCM meditation retreat.

    9. Become a part of our team by joining our monthly giving program. With a gift of just 50 cents or $1 per day you can play a key role in building a Spiritual Renaissance.

    10. Stay in touch. We’d love to hear from you.

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