Sahaja Yoga Meditation podcast

Sahaja Yoga podcast

Sahaja Yoga team · Sahaja Yoga International

22 episodesEN-US

Show overview

Sahaja Yoga Meditation podcast has been publishing since 2006, and across the 3 years since has built a catalogue of 22 episodes. Releases follow a roughly quarterly cadence.

Episodes typically run under ten minutes — most land between 30s and 55s — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-US-language Religion & Spirituality show.

The catalogue appears to be on hiatus or wound down — the most recent episode landed 17.3 years ago, with no new episodes in over a year. The busiest year was 2008, with 8 episodes published. Published by Sahaja Yoga International.

Episodes

Running

2006–2009 · 3y

Median length

39s

Cadence

Quarterly-ish

From the publisher

Sahaja Yoga meditation classes

Latest Episodes

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The First Generation - Inteview with Kathleen Thomson (by Gita Pattison)

Kathleen has made "some brutal choices" in life but that was before her brother started nagging her to come to a Sahaja Yoga program. Seeing 10 siblings turning slowly towards meditation encouraged her to try it out too. At Lake Simcoe in Barrie she told us how everthing finally worked out for her.

Feb 5, 20090 min

Realize America Wintertour 2008 (by Glenn and Gita Pattison)

Realize America Wintertour 2008

Jan 14, 20090 min

The First Generation - Inteview with Dr. Nishi Pashnina (by Gita Pattison)

Someone who is for over 15 years in Sahaja Yoga has certainly experienced a lots of miracles, wonders and moments of joy. Depths combined with compassion and humour awakes the desire in one that their is only one goal in life to go for; to become like those "old" yogis. In "The First Generation" we introduce Yogis who have been meditating for at least 15 years and pass on what has changed their life forever - self realisation. Our second guest is Dr. Nishi Pashnina, an Indian Sahaja Yogini that lived for some time in Russia and then moved to Toronto.

Sep 25, 20080 min

The First Generation - Inteview with Akbar Sami (by Gita Pattison)

Someone who is for over 15 years in Sahaja Yoga has certainly experienced a lots of miracles, wonders and moments of joy. Depths combined with compassion and humour awakes the desire in one that their is only one goal in life to go for; to become like those "old" yogis. In "The First Generation" we introduce Yogis who have been meditating for at least 15 years and pass on what has changed their life forever - self realisation. Our first guest is Akbar Sami, a born Iranian and US resident who came to Toronto to start programmes for the Iranian community. At the beautiful Webster Falls, near Hamilton, Ontario he told us why he had a ball in Toronto, how he got the attention of the media to advertise an upcoming program with Shri Mataji and, of course, how he got his self realisation.

Jun 20, 20080 min

Global meditation

Global Meditation (Mar. 10, 2008)

Mar 11, 20080 min

Global meditation

Global Meditation (Feb. 25, 2008)

Feb 26, 20080 min

Sahaj Radio Show (by Glenn Pattison)

How long should I meditate

Feb 24, 20080 min

Sahaj Radio Show (by Glenn Pattison)

Getting into meditation

Feb 24, 20080 min

Sahaj Radio Show (by Glenn Pattison) - 2008-01-11

Basics of Sahaja Yoga

Feb 19, 20080 min

Global meditation

Global Meditation (Feb. 11, 2008)

Feb 12, 20081 min

Portraits by Gita Pattison: Emanuel Schulz

Born in the craddle of Classical Music, Vienna, Austria, this young composer and conductor tells us about his latest projects and how meditation has influenced his work.

Jul 30, 20070 min

Portraits by Gita Pattison: Huba

Being a white guy, coming from Finland and singing Soul Music, might be unheard of and yet it does exist. Enthusiastically welcomed by the Finish Media HUBA's first record was concidered to be a perfect blend of powerful songs and outstanding music. Front man Tuomas Kaila, talks about Soul, Music, Meditation and of course about HUBA.

Jul 18, 20070 min

Portraits by Gita Pattison: Gerald Wirth

Being a "father" of 108 children might be a challenge for some, but Gerald masters it perfectly. Since six years he is responsible for the artistic direction of the world reknown Vienna Boy's Choir and works closely with over 100 very lively boys. And that's not everything he does.

Jul 18, 20070 min