Raja Yoga Meditation Course – Part 2

The Soul’s Journey: Karma, Time & Transformation

As taught by the Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University (UK)

This second course builds on the meditation practice and understanding introduced in Part 1, deepening awareness of the soul’s relationship with the Divine and how this connection supports self-transformation.

Part 2 includes a review of key principles from Part 1 and opens up a deeper understanding of:

·       the law of karma

·       rebirth and the continuity of the soul

·       the soul’s journey through time

·       how connection with The Divine supports inner change and clarity

The course combines meditation practice with spiritual understanding, helping participants see life experiences in a wider context and develop greater responsibility, stability, and peace.

Raja Yoga meditation continues to be practised with eyes open, without postures or physical techniques, and is applied practically in daily life.

In this course you will explore:

·       how karma operates through thoughts, attitudes, and actions

·       the soul’s journey across lifetimes

·       the cycle of time and its relevance to personal transformation

·       how connection with the Divine strengthens soul-consciousness

·       ways to sustain spiritual awareness in everyday situations

Guidance is provided for deepening meditation practice and continuing study at home.

Prerequisite

Attendance at Raja Yoga Meditation Course – Part 1,
or regular attendance at Brahma Kumaris meditation sessions or events.

Key details

FREE

In person

Experienced teachers

Soul, God / the Divine & the soul’s journey

Karma, rebirth & time

Eyes-open Raja Yoga meditation

Signposts for ongoing practice

Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University (UK)

InnerSpace Meditation

Red Tree Bridgeton

33 Dalmarnock Rd

Glasgow, G40 4LA

0141 375 0534

glasgow.innerspace.org
www.brahmakumaris.org
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Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University is a registered charity in Scotland No.SC040512

Getting to us by bus

Take the 18, 43, 46, 64, 65, 164, 263 or 2 to London Road/Bridgeton Cross

Getting to us by train

Bridgeton station – take the low-level train from Glasgow Central.

PARKING

Free car parking is available in the surrounding side streets .