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12 December, 2015 by WSG Editor
Tai Walker's unveiling was held on Sunday 25 Oct 2015, at Mihimarino urupa, Tuparoa, which is based at Te Heapera Marae, just outside Ruatoria.
The day started grey, but brightened up just before the unveiling started. We sung a hymn Mum wanted at her tangi, the minister taught us all that morning! It was windy but lovely. The stone was almo...
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12 December, 2015 by WSG Editor
The WSG's Summer Meditation Week at “Strathean”, Te Horo, N.Z., will be held Sunday 14th to Sunday 21st February 2016.
The timetable will include three periods of meditation (half hour each), and one discussion group per day (approx one hour) with material presented for discussion. Periods of quiet and useful work ...
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30 March, 2015 by WSG Editor
So meditation, which leads to inner quiet, may be a direct aid to those who follow a particular religion, but it has equal value for those who have no particular belief and no particular philosophy of life. Equally it can help those whose main interest is in outer activity, for the direction of meditation is twofold. There is the turn within, to wh...
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30 March, 2015 by WSG Editor
Reading taken from Sw. Visnudevananda’s Upadeshas; his thoughts on Karma and Reincarnation . Sw. Vishnu was a disciple of Sw. Sivananda of the Saraswati Lineage.
There is one thing that is certain in life and that is death. Our life span is 100 years, give or take a few years. Of these, we spend 50 y...
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30 March, 2015 by WSG Editor
Published by Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop.
The “Authors” of this 2014 publication are unidentified in the publication, though their story is well known within the Wellington Study Group (WSG).
One of the core group was Jean Watson, Authoress and benefactor of the Dhan Kuranai Illam; whose story is told in the recent film “Aunt...
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30 March, 2015 by WSG Editor
30 March, 2015
Published by Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop.
The “Authors” of this 2014 publication are unidentified in the publication, though their story is well known within the Wellington Study Group (WSG).
One of the core group was Jean Watson, Authoress and benefactor of the Dhan Kuranai Illam; whose story is told in the recent film “Aunty ...
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