A 26-hour Yogathon to raise funds for one of the most remote orphanages in India

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Sat nam!

 

Golden Bridge Yoga in Los Angeles is holding a Yogathon extravaganza

this Saturday, 10/13/07, to help raise funds for an orphanage that is

located in one of the most remote, impoverished regions in the world.

 

The 26-hour event will be jam-packed with activities from the moment

it begins until it ends on Sunday. You can stay for just a short

time, if that's all your schedule permits, or until it ends Sunday

evening!

 

Even if you can't attend, you can still be a part of this incredible

humanitarian mission!

 

This event is a major contributor in helping to bring doctors and

medical supplies to the Manjushree Orphanage in India (9,500 feet in

the Himalayan mountains!).

 

The long journey to this remote part of the world will be taking

place mid-November, so time is of the essence!

 

For a link to see a video about the mission and the orphanage as well

as specific information about the Yogathon, please go to:

 

http://www.zLighthouse.org

 

As a fellow yogi so eloquently writes:

 

Help Us Help These Children.

Healthy People. Healthy World.

The Art Of Medicine. The Act Of Service.

 

Blessings, Sunder Kaur (LA)

[Guest guest]

Thank you for your e.mail .

I am actually going to rishikesh (Ramana's garden) at about that time .Is this

orphanage affiliated with Ramana's?

anything I could do to help ?

i live in new york city and will be taking the class with Gurmukh with friday

....which is also raising attention to the orphanage in Rishikesh...

Jiwan jot kaur.

 

Sunder Kaur <mlny97 wrote:

Sat nam!

 

Golden Bridge Yoga in Los Angeles is holding a Yogathon extravaganza

this Saturday, 10/13/07, to help raise funds for an orphanage that is

located in one of the most remote, impoverished regions in the world.

 

The 26-hour event will be jam-packed with activities from the moment

it begins until it ends on Sunday. You can stay for just a short

time, if that's all your schedule permits, or until it ends Sunday

evening!

 

Even if you can't attend, you can still be a part of this incredible

humanitarian mission!

 

This event is a major contributor in helping to bring doctors and

medical supplies to the Manjushree Orphanage in India (9,500 feet in

the Himalayan mountains!).

 

The long journey to this remote part of the world will be taking

place mid-November, so time is of the essence!

 

For a link to see a video about the mission and the orphanage as well

as specific information about the Yogathon, please go to:

 

http://www.zLighthouse.org

 

As a fellow yogi so eloquently writes:

 

Help Us Help These Children.

Healthy People. Healthy World.

The Art Of Medicine. The Act Of Service.

 

Blessings, Sunder Kaur (LA)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Sat nam, Jiwan Jot Kaur,

 

Thanks so much for your response!

 

The Yogathon is helping to raise funds for the " Manjushree Orphanage "

in India. It's 9,500 feet in the Himalayan mountains. It's so far

removed from the rest of the world that most people have forgetton or

don't even know it exists. As such, it's a very difficult, arduous

journey to undertake.

 

I believe the orphanage you're referring to is the one at Parmarth

Niketan in Rishikesh.

 

And yes, to answer your question, the foundation organizing the trip

can definitely use your help along with anyone else who would like to

be a part of making a real difference in these children's lives!

 

I just corresponded with Padmini who is on the board of directors,

and she told me that one of the little boys recently died of typhoid

fever, which just indicates the tremendous need for this trip to take

place so they can save other children. It was very hard for them to

hear the news of this little boy's passing.

 

If you're not able to attend the Yogathon, you can contact them

directly. I know how much they would appreciate it! I'm not sure how

you're interested in helping, but I do know that they are primarily

relying on donations to make this trip happen.

 

As I mentioned in my first post, the expedition is taking place in

mid-November. There are doctors who are going on this trek and also

medical supplies are being transported up there as well. Once they

get to the orphanage, a medical facility will be constructed.

 

Also, Gurmukh is on the board of directors of Amrit Davaa World

Health, the name of the foundation that is organizing the trip. If

you're planning on seeing her in New York on Friday, I'm almost

positive she'll mention the trip as it's very close to her heart, and

she's been a big part of the project.

 

The organization's website is: http://www.amritdavaaworld.org.

 

Help Us Help These Children.

Healthy People. Healthy World.

The Art Of Medicine. The Act Of Service.

~ Padmini

 

Thanks again for reaching out!

 

Sunder Kaur, M.A., Ph.D. Candidate

http://www.zlighthouse.org

A website devoted to holistic health, kundalini yoga & spirit!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kundaliniyoga , Francoise Le <flemeur

wrote:

>

> Thank you for your e.mail .

> I am actually going to rishikesh (Ramana's garden) at about that

time .Is this orphanage affiliated with Ramana's?

> anything I could do to help ?

> i live in new york city and will be taking the class with Gurmukh

with friday ...which is also raising attention to the orphanage in

Rishikesh...

> Jiwan jot kaur.

>

> Sunder Kaur <mlny97

wrote: Sat nam!

>

> Golden Bridge Yoga in Los Angeles is holding a Yogathon

extravaganza

> this Saturday, 10/13/07, to help raise funds for an orphanage

that is

> located in one of the most remote, impoverished regions in the

world.

>

> The 26-hour event will be jam-packed with activities from the

moment

> it begins until it ends on Sunday. You can stay for just a short

> time, if that's all your schedule permits, or until it ends

Sunday

> evening!

>

> Even if you can't attend, you can still be a part of this

incredible

> humanitarian mission!

>

> This event is a major contributor in helping to bring doctors and

> medical supplies to the Manjushree Orphanage in India (9,500 feet

in

> the Himalayan mountains!).

>

> The long journey to this remote part of the world will be taking

> place mid-November, so time is of the essence!

>

> For a link to see a video about the mission and the orphanage as

well

> as specific information about the Yogathon, please go to:

>

> http://www.zLighthouse.org

>

> As a fellow yogi so eloquently writes:

>

> Help Us Help These Children.

> Healthy People. Healthy World.

> The Art Of Medicine. The Act Of Service.

>

> Blessings, Sunder Kaur (LA)

 

> Be a better Heartthrob. Get better relationship answers from

someone who knows.

> Answers - Check it out.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello,

 

The organization that is sponsoring the Yogathon in LA on Friday as

well as accepting donations for the upcoming expedition in November

to bring doctors and medical supplies to the Manjushree Orphanage can

be reached by contacting them at:

 

http://www.amritdavaaworld.org

 

I accidentally put a period after the site address in my last post

and the link didn't work. Sorry about that!

 

Sunder Kaur

http://www.zLighthouse.org

A website dedicated to kundalini yoga, holistic health & spirit!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kundaliniyoga , " Sunder Kaur " <mlny97

wrote:

>

> Sat nam, Jiwan Jot Kaur,

>

> Thanks so much for your response!

>

> The Yogathon is helping to raise funds for the " Manjushree

Orphanage "

> in India. It's 9,500 feet in the Himalayan mountains. It's so far

> removed from the rest of the world that most people have forgetton

or

> don't even know it exists. As such, it's a very difficult, arduous

> journey to undertake.

>

> I believe the orphanage you're referring to is the one at Parmarth

> Niketan in Rishikesh.

>

> And yes, to answer your question, the foundation organizing the

trip

> can definitely use your help along with anyone else who would like

to

> be a part of making a real difference in these children's lives!

>

> I just corresponded with Padmini who is on the board of directors,

> and she told me that one of the little boys recently died of

typhoid

> fever, which just indicates the tremendous need for this trip to

take

> place so they can save other children. It was very hard for them to

> hear the news of this little boy's passing.

>

> If you're not able to attend the Yogathon, you can contact them

> directly. I know how much they would appreciate it! I'm not sure

how

> you're interested in helping, but I do know that they are primarily

> relying on donations to make this trip happen.

>

> As I mentioned in my first post, the expedition is taking place in

> mid-November. There are doctors who are going on this trek and also

> medical supplies are being transported up there as well. Once they

> get to the orphanage, a medical facility will be constructed.

>

> Also, Gurmukh is on the board of directors of Amrit Davaa World

> Health, the name of the foundation that is organizing the trip. If

> you're planning on seeing her in New York on Friday, I'm almost

> positive she'll mention the trip as it's very close to her heart,

and

> she's been a big part of the project.

>

> The organization's website is: http://www.amritdavaaworld.org.

>

> Help Us Help These Children.

> Healthy People. Healthy World.

> The Art Of Medicine. The Act Of Service.

> ~ Padmini

>

> Thanks again for reaching out!

>

> Sunder Kaur, M.A., Ph.D. Candidate

> http://www.zlighthouse.org

> A website devoted to holistic health, kundalini yoga & spirit!

Kundaliniyoga , Francoise Le <flemeur@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Thank you for your e.mail .

> > I am actually going to rishikesh (Ramana's garden) at about

that

> time .Is this orphanage affiliated with Ramana's?

> > anything I could do to help ?

> > i live in new york city and will be taking the class with

Gurmukh

> with friday ...which is also raising attention to the orphanage

in

> Rishikesh...

> > Jiwan jot kaur.

> >

> > Sunder Kaur <mlny97@>

> wrote: Sat nam!

> >

> > Golden Bridge Yoga in Los Angeles is holding a Yogathon

> extravaganza

> > this Saturday, 10/13/07, to help raise funds for an orphanage

> that is

> > located in one of the most remote, impoverished regions in the

> world.

> >

> > The 26-hour event will be jam-packed with activities from the

> moment

> > it begins until it ends on Sunday. You can stay for just a

short

> > time, if that's all your schedule permits, or until it ends

> Sunday

> > evening!

> >

> > Even if you can't attend, you can still be a part of this

> incredible

> > humanitarian mission!

> >

> > This event is a major contributor in helping to bring doctors

and

> > medical supplies to the Manjushree Orphanage in India (9,500

feet

> in

> > the Himalayan mountains!).

> >

> > The long journey to this remote part of the world will be

taking

> > place mid-November, so time is of the essence!

> >

> > For a link to see a video about the mission and the orphanage

as

> well

> > as specific information about the Yogathon, please go to:

> >

> > http://www.zLighthouse.org

> >

> > As a fellow yogi so eloquently writes:

> >

> > Help Us Help These Children.

> > Healthy People. Healthy World.

> > The Art Of Medicine. The Act Of Service.

> >

> > Blessings, Sunder Kaur (LA)

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Be a better Heartthrob. Get better relationship answers from

> someone who knows.

> > Answers - Check it out.

> >

> >

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