Guest guest Posted June 11, 2009 Report Share Posted June 11, 2009 STHITAprajna Vegan Life Centre STHITAprajna, is a vegan community located close to the Western Coast of South India in the state of Karnataka, on the footsteps of Western Ghats, a world hot spot of bio-diversity. STHITAprajna is spread over about 3 acres of vibrant nature along a seasonal natural stream. Nearest airport is Mangalore (140 kms) and the Railway Station is Byndoor (10 kms). Opening of STHITAprajnais planed for 1st November, 2009 – World Vegan Day. STHITAprajna- Vegan Life Centre An International Vegan Centre for Yoga, Meditation, Relaxation and Rejuvenation P.O.Box-17, BYNDOOR, Kundapur Taluk, Udupi Dist., Karnataka, India. Ph: 93411 28767 Email: indianvegansociety (AT) rediffmail (DOT) com Inauguration programme STHITAprajnaRegistration STHITAprajna Gita identifies the person with the True Human Nature by the Sanskrit name Sthitaprajna (Perfect Yogi). Sthita means stable, Prajna is mind, intellect, wisdom. Sthitaprajna is a person whose mind has stabilized. According to Gita, Sthitaprajna attains the Universal Wisdom and Eternal Peace by abandoning the illusory pain and sufferings. Lord Krishna’s ideal human being is Sthitaprajna who is not a religious person engaged in rituals. Whether he has faith in the Divine is immaterial as long as he is in a state of equilibrium while facing the ups and downs of life. In this state he does experience life but remain unmoved by it because his mental faculties are always in a state of equilibrium. Mahatma Gandhi once said "The only change that the world needs is you!" The attitude determines the outcome: those with positive mental attitudes do not worry about the rewards or punishments from their actions. Sthitaprajna represents the qualities of the changed human soul. STHITAprajna, is a vegan community located close to the Western Coast of South India in the state of Karnataka, on the footsteps of Western Ghats, a world hot spot of bio-diversity. STHITAprajna is spread over about 3 acres of vibrant nature along a seasonal natural stream. Nearest airport is Mangalore (140 kms) and the Railway Station is Byndoor (10 kms). At STHITAprajna one learns to live a life in a state of constant happiness with good health and in harmony with nature (animals and earth) using minimum resources available in the nature. At STHITAprajna residents have healthy vegan food (plant food without animal products) with emphasis on organically grown ingredients procured from local sources. At STHITAprajna we plan to have a yoga hall for the practice of yoga, pranayama and meditation. It is an eco-friendly place for relaxation and rejuvenation having very basic amenities with place for reading and listening to soulful music, playing indoor and outdoor games, cooking and eating, connecting with the external world using telephone, email and internet. One may involve in other activities like cooking, cleaning, growing vegetables, etc. in the campus. Trekking along the mountains, village walk, visit to beach, excursions to nearby temple towns like Kollur, Murdeshwar, Udupi and Dharmasthala can be other options. STHITAprajna is an associate of Indian Vegan Society and International Vegetarian Union (www.ivu.org) and slated to open on World Vegan Day on 1st November, 2009. lovelife... colin sky ps... i'll be back shankar... looking at 010 - 011... keep well and keep up the great work bringing veganism to the vegetarian capitol of the world? - Shankar Narayan colinsky Friday, June 12, 2009 5:20 AM Vegan Centre Dear Colin,How are you? It is long since I wrote to you. When will you be in India again? I have attached herewith the details of the opening ceremony of the Vegan Centre on Nov.1, The details are available on our wevsite indianvegansociety.com also. Please attend the function. It would be my pleasure to see you again after 2 years. If you cant make it to the function, you may visit any time after that.Please publicise this among your friends and like minded people.With love and best wishes,Shankar.----------------Vn.Shankar Narayan,President: Indian Vegan Society (http://www.indianvegansociety.com),Councilor & Regional Coordinator for India, South & West Asia: International Vegetarian Union (IVU), UK. (ivu.org)Organisers of the 11th International Vegan Festival, Murdeshwar, Karnataka, India, from Sep.30 to Oct.6, 2007 (http://ivu.org/veganfest/index.html)"Animals are neither things nor our slaves; they are our rightful co-habitants". Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 8.5.339 / Virus Database: 270.12.63/2169 - Release 06/11/09 05:53:00 1 of 1 File(s) Sthitaprajna.doc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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