Announcement, News

Nepali Temple in Atlanta

Dear all,
 
I am pleased to invite you to a meeting of the proposed Nepali Temple in Atlanta:
 
Date and Time: July 13, 2014; 11:00AM
Venue: Haveli Restaurant
Address: 490 Franklin Rd SE, Marietta, GA 30067
 
(The World Cup Final game begins at 4:00PM on this day. Therefore, we have scheduled this meeting in the morning hours).
 
By a secret ballot during the June 8th 2014 meeting at Himalayan Spice Restaurant, we have received a mandate to start a Nepali Temple in a rental space. A tentative agenda for the meeting is as follows:
 
(1) Registration of the Nepali temple with the Georgia Secretary of State
(2) By-laws preparations
(3) Application for tax-exempt 501(c)3 certificate from the IRS
(4) Finding a rental space at a convenient location
(5) Murti order to Nepal
(6) Priest search
Please let me know if you would like to include any other  items in the agenda.
 
I look forward to seeing you at the meeting.
 
Thank you.
 
Prahlad Pant
Cell: 513-226-6009

Invitation Summer Meditation Retreat

Invitation Summer Meditation Retreat Art of Blissful Living & Meditation

LIMASS-USA: Lessons in Meditation and Spiritual Sciences, USA
Oshodhara International

July 22 – 27, 2014
Huntsville, Alabama, USA

Info / Registration: www.limassusa.com

Contacts:
E-mail: limass.usa@gmail.com
Divya Pradhan, Ph.D. :  256-830-2115
Tilak Shrestha, Ph.D.  :  256-970-9112

Dear Brothers and Sisters,
Sadar Namaste!

The question, most revolutionary yet pertinent to our core being, remains – ‘who am I?’ Humanity of all regions, cultures and histories have been contemplating it, since the beginning.

One Swami Jee was praising wealth and its good uses. But just to be on the safe side, he also added that money can buy convenience ‘subidha’ only, not happiness. True happiness comes only from within. Let us remember the critical difference and act accordingly.

Dharma is about seeking truth ‘satya’ and spiritual disciplines ‘yoga.’ The ‘Gnan yoga – way of knowledge’ is the discipline of the intellect / mind, the ‘Bhakti – love and devotion’ of the heart, ‘Karma – way of unattached action’ of living in the world, and ‘Raj – way of meditation’ of realizing the ultimate reality.

  1. Shiva taught the meditation to realize I, the ego, is a part of the self conscious universe.
    A conversation between Parvati and Shiva – Vigyan Bhairav Tantra – 112 meditation techniques:
    http://www.meditationiseasy.com/mCorner/techniques/Vigyan_bhairav_tantra/Meditation_techniques_index.htm
  2. Buddha confirmed it empirically ‘Tathagat’ and taught to practice within ‘Appo deepo bhava.’ His favorite meditation technique is ‘Vipassana.’Vipassana Meditation: An Introduction by S. N. Goenka: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mr-CL8z32Jo&hd=1
  3. Western scientists, psychologists are also beginning to realize that pure materialistic interpretation is inadequate and leads to meditation for better understanding.Stanford Scientist: Vast, Powerful Realm between Particles Influenced by Human Consciousnesshttp://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/535619-stanford-physicist-vast-powerful-realm-between-particles-influenced-by-human-consciousness
    The Primacy of Consciousness:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jO_dGwu2gbg&hd=1

    What Is Consciousness? Deepak Chopra, Rudolph Tanzi, Menas Kafatos and Lothar Schäfer:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scI9ZFImN8o&hd=1

  4. Even the pure physics makes same conclusion. The quantum physics can demonstrate the link between object and observer.
    Quantum Mechanics: Animation explaining quantum physics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVpXrbZ4bnU&hd=1

Consciousness Science Kept Hidden https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFSRTsLOiv0&hd=1

The Art of Blissful Living & Meditation Program is designed to tap into the vast reservoir of thousands of years of teachings of Shiva, Buddha and modern scientists. We will a. discuss the techniques for proper understanding and b. practice under the guidance of highly evolved masters. Our masters “Swami / Maa” are evolved beings with decades of practice and teaching experiences. You will feel their inner transformations. The program is designed to explore different techniques in ‘Satwik Satsanga – spiritual fellowship.’ Individuals will choose the techniques suitable to their own inclinations and useful in the stressful life styles.

The program is designed to directly experience the inner transformation, peace and wisdom. It is the self evaluation. The gains are observable within our experiential world. These are goodies on the side. The ultimate goal still remains to be free from the cycle of Karma, go beyond the measures of happiness / sadness, and to deal with the original question – ‘who am I?’

You are all cordially invited to join the Satsanga. Information: www.limassusa.com

Most sincerely,

Tilak B. Shrestha, Ph.D.

tilakbs@hotmail.com
Cell: 256-970-9112
Huntsville, Alabama, USA


Ms. Rashmi Kharel: Amazing one-leg-dancer performing on Saturday, June 14th ,2014 at Himalayan Spice @ 7 PM

Go Eat Live ‘Destination Nepal’ on Saturday, June 14th ,2014 at Himalayan Spice @ 7 PM

Let us join one, two and all and do not miss this special occasion.

Nepalese Association in Southeast America (NASeA) External Relations Committee and NASeA EC team I kindly request you all to be the part of  Go, Eat and Live, a non-for -profit organization, is organizing Destination Nepal   on this Saturday, June 14th ,2014 at Himalayan Spice @ 7 PM where One-Leg dancer Ms. Rashmi Kharel is performing her outstanding dances.

Please have a glance to this amazing one-leg-dancer Ms. Rashmi Kharel  who is performing tomorrow at Go Eat Live ‘Destination Nepal’

The 2nd annual Medical Mission Trip to Nepal

Alok Shrestha, an enthusiastic young medical student at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in Suwanee, GA is raising funds to run and organize a small clinic in Nepal this summer. This is the 2nd annual Medical Mission Trip to Nepal.  He is taking lead on this project as a part of an International Medicine Club at his school, which plans on sending a group of medical students to Nepal in the small village of Johr for two weeks to volunteer and promote public health in a rural community. 15 medical and pharmacy students along with a handful of Nepalese doctors will provide basic medical care to this very underserved area of Nepal.

Please visit the following website to make donation

http://www.gofundme.com/6epjwg

 

You can find out more about the program here

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1r-LABDB_bTXOxdnNNOIIpn0pE_lbNTo-skyHbFwvcpA/edit?usp=sharing

 

Please take a moment to donate to this cause. This program is solely funded by donations. Money raised will be used to fund medical supplies, medicine, and cost of health care workers, laboratory equipment, and administrative costs.

 

Alok Shrestha, president of International Medicine Club, Despite of being raised in Georgia, Alok still has strong ties to Nepal and Nepalese culture. Alok had the opportunity to spend time with people in Nepal last summer, and learned more about his heritage and connection with his roots.

 

The mission trip last year saw 650 Nepalese patients but they expect to see more this year!

https://naseaonline.org/?p=1878
If you want to learn more about this project, you may contact Alok Shrestha

Aloksh@pcom.edu