Sunday, March 18, 2018

Steady Mind-Illumined Soul

Synopsis: As we have noted, Gandhi’s early life was anything but steady. He was awkward, fearful, and violent. However, he developed what he called the steady mind to overcome his demons. Join Reverend Michael Moran this Sunday for a final lesson on Gandhi and the practical methods he used to steady the mind and illumine the soul.
“Truth is the first to be sought for, and Beauty and Goodness will then be added unto you.”  -- Mahatma Gandhi

​Presented by: Reverend Michael Moran

​With music by: David Krak and Ken Curtiss

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​As we have noted, Gandhi’s early life was anything but steady. He was awkward, fearful, and violent. However, he developed what he called the steady mind to overcome his demons. Gandhi’s faith was Hindu, but what he knew was that there is only one universal truth, whether you are Hindu, Buddhist, Christian or Muslim. Regardless of the spiritual path, all Masters’ know to keep their focus on the one universal truth, whatever that might be. They gained an understanding that there is nothing, absolutely nothing, in this outer world of changeable conditions that will give you peace unless it’s led by Spirit. This understanding allowed Gandhi to liberate himself, his family and his country from oppression. Join Reverend Michael Moran this Sunday for a final lesson on Gandhi and the practical methods he used to steady the mind and illumine the soul.
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“Truth is the first to be sought for, and Beauty and Goodness will then be added unto you.”  -- Mahatma Gandhi

Our music ensemble will feature David Krak on Celtic harp and Ken Curtiss on guitar and sarod. They will be joined Gwen Gathercoal on keyboard, tambura and vocals; along with Gary Buettner on guitar and vocals, Gary Edwards on bass; and Dagan Williamson on drums. Lisa Siri will be our song leader.

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