"After the surgery, my doctor told me that the tumor was benign. I am very grateful. They had to do a more invasive surgery to get at the growth so the recovery is going to be longer. This has been a very humbling experience. I have to tell you that the meditation you gave me really worked. They did not have to give me any medicine before they took me back for surgery."
Tell us Why you're PROUD to be a Guru Ram Das Center SUPPORTER
We thought it would be fun to ask all of our donors and supporters to tell us WHY they choose to give to Guru Ram Das Center - whether they give financially, with their time or even just energetically. We'd love to hear it in your own words, what makes you PROUD to be associated (in whatever capacity that might be) with Guru Ram Das Center for Medicine and Humanology. Just to get you started, here's what one supporter had to say:
"I'm PROUD to be a Guru Ram Das Center supporter because they provide an invaluable service to seriously ill people bringing them hope and peace at what could otherwise be a very dark time in their lives - physically, emotionally and even spiritually. Through Kundalini Yoga and Meditation, Guru Ram Das Center gently guides them back to a place of light and harmony and recovery. And I love that their programs always include the family and loved ones of the sick person. What could be more caring and conscious?"
Please send us your WHY by clicking HERE > We'd like to collect these, and post them on our website at some point. And don't feel like you need to limit yourself to one Why! If you'd prefer to remain anonymous, please indicate that.
THANKS for helping us to inspire others to support Guru Ram Das Center!
Guru Ram Das Center Announces a Brand New Course
We are VERY excited to offer "Supporting People with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Through Kundalini Yoga." Many of you have been asking for this course, and we've been working hard to prepare it for you.
Join us in Millis, MA
February 2-4, 2012
Trauma has a very real impact on the brain, glandular and nervous systems. This course will give you an understanding of its effect on the whole person, and how the practice of Kundalini Yoga restores healthy regulation to these systems. You will be able to skillfully apply what you learn to deliver a Trauma Sensitive Kundalini Yoga curriculum. For more information and to register, click here >
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