Center for NonDualism
Program Date: January 17, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati: "Love"
Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati
Abhyasa Ashram
Fort Walton Beach, Florida
Daily meditations and weekly classes. Emphasizes the three streams of
traditional Yoga meditation of the Yoga Sutras, contemplation of Advaita
Vedanta, and devotion of Sri Vidya Tantra. As instructed by the Himalayan
masters, he teaches from direct experience, teaching orally and by transmission
http://www.swamij.com

9:15-9:30 fellowship and help set-up

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):

Hatha Yoga with Ken Roman

This will be very basic and will allow all Center participants,
including those with no prior experience, to experience the physical
and meditative benefits of Hatha Yoga. It can be an extremely useful
part of the journey to NonDual realization.
Wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat or large blanket to practice with.


Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)

January 24th: Ray Jones

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism.org

Dear Center Participants and Friends,

It is with great joy that we announce to you that Tulsi Alden is now the third
Director of the Center for Nondualism. Tulsi has been actively involved with the
Center as a Council Member since our founding two and a half years ago.  Since
early childhood Tulsi has been in and around meditation and spiritual
environments. Most of you have met Tulsi and her family of seven, including her
four children, as well as her recently new husband Greg and his son. Please join
us in welcoming Tulsi into her new role.  We very much look forward to Tulsi's
additions to our community.

In loving service,

Felicia and Swami J

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: January 24, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Ray Jones: "Dropping false identities and acquiring new ones as we transition
the terms of our life"
Ray Jones
Ray is on the Council for the Center for NonDualism. His enthusiasm
for the Center and the message it offers can truly inspire us all.

9:15-9:30 fellowship and help set-up

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):

NO Regular scheduled Program due to Council Meeting. All are welcome to attend.

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)

January 31st: Rukmini Eggelete
February 7th: Felicia McQuaid
February 14th: Mike Beck


STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism.org

The following information and website links are for people actively involved in
the Center who offer other programs or services that are separate from the
Center itself. This is shared with you a spirit of networking with people of
like mind, those who share the Non-Dual perspective. If you are an active
participant in the Center, and would like to let other newsletter subscribers
know about your offerings, please write to the address below so that it can be
included in the next announcement. Please make your description brief, and
include contact info. This announcement is sent out about once a month.
TO ADD OR REVISE A LISTING, WRITE TO: swamij@...

Amy Likins (Fort Walton Beach; CND Participant)
All One Yoga and Wellness
http://www.alloneyogafwb.com/

Carolyn Reynolds (Niceville; CND Council Member)
Yoga (Tu/Th), Children's Yoga, Meditation
The Yoga Room
http://www.emeraldcoastyoga.com/niceville.htm

Felicia McQuaid (FWB; CND Director)
http://www.evolveyoga-reiki.com/
http://www.myspace.com/feliciamcquaid
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=790742514&ref=ts
Weekly Yoga Classes; Reiki Energy Therapy; Reiki Trainings all levels

June Enfinger (Ponce deLeon, CND Participant)
850-892-2615
Yoga practice sessions: (Call for locations, directions and schedule)
Meditation: DeFuniak Springs, Sat 10:00 am. Massage Therapy by appt.
http://juneenfinger.googlepages.com

Ken Roman (Niceville; CND Participant)
Instructor of Meditation, Yoga, Qi -Gong, and Tai-Chi.
http://www.thebarefootyogastudio.net/

Mindy Broadstone (FWB; CND Council Member)
Occupational Therapist and Health Coach
http://www.myspace.com/mindia_b

Olga Garcia, Psy.D. (CND Participant)
Clinical Psychologist #PY614FL
Professional Services for Adults and Children
30-A Therapy Associates, Inc.
1593 Co Hwy 393S
Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459
850-267-3088

Sharalee Hoelscher, RCST, LMT (Pensacola, Destin; CND Participant)
Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, Advanced Massage Therapy
850-450-8508, 888-450-8508

Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati (FWB; CND Director)
Daily meditations, regular satsang, training in meditation, breath,
contemplation, online live video classes, newsletters, facebook satsang group
Special: India, Mar 2010, Nov 2010
http://www.swamij.com/calendar.htm

Tammy Binkley (Niceville; CND Participant)
The Barefoot Yoga Studio
http://www.thebarefootyogastudio.net
Meditation/Tai Chi Class: Monday nights 6pm
Vinyasa Flow Yoga: Saturdays 9am

Tiki Nelson (FWB; CND Participant)
Dolphin World Wellness Center
186A Eglin Pkwy, FWB
http://www.dolphinworldwellnesscenter.com/

Dear Center Participants and Friends,

Following is a link to a flyer announcing the Center for Nondualism 3rd Annual
Conference and Retreat, which is Thursday, February 25 through Sunday, February
28, 2010.
http://swamij.com/pdf/flyer-conference-2010.pdf

Please download this pdf file and print out a few copies to share with people
you know who may be interested. We hope to see lots of you at the Conference. It
should be both very useful to you and lots of fun!

In loving service,

Directors and Council of the Center

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: January 31, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Rukmimi Eggelte "Once upon..."

After high school Rukmini finished art academy, intuitively working with Yogic
concepts, the conceptx to create art for the body where " I am on the outside, i
am on the inside, look futher and you'll see me" and "scream you are
vulnerable". Even through art she was always trying to bring the inside out,the
Pure self was the main theme of that period.She then worked as an artist
creating clothes and meditation and asana-blankets, which led her to learn and
teach Hatha Yoga. She taught for 2.5 years at an institute, where she met a
Dutch teacher Ajata, who taught her Raja Yoga. She started her own space,
sharing the knowledge of Raya Yoga. On a retreat in India she met Swamiji(Swami
Jnaneshvara Bharati) and everything changed (like she was hoping to all her
life)...every step in the direction of knowing the Pure Self...

9:15-9:30 fellowship and help set-up

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):

Qi Gong with Ken Roman

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)

February 7th: Felicia McQuaid
February 14th: Mike Beck


STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism.org

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: February 7th, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Felicia McQuaid: "Right View: Seeing your world clearly"
Felicia fell in love with the practice of yoga feeling she had finally "come
home" in 2000. She has been sharing this passion by teaching Hatha Yoga classes
leading workshops, facilitating woman's group and giving spiritual talks on Yoga
and Buddhist philosophy. She is currently a nationally certified teacher
YA700hr.

Felicia is also a Reiki Master Teacher and Practitioner of Usui and Karuna Reiki
systems. Her heart belongs to her 2 children Jonah and Rachel.

http://www.evolveyoga-reiki.com

9:15-9:30 fellowship and help set-up

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)

Satsang and Darshan with Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)

February 14th:Mike Beck
February 21st:Katherine Tabb

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: February 14th, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Mike Beck: "A Tale of Two Wheels"

Mike Beck is currently an artist who creates custom hand drums in the
traditional ways of cultures from around the world and facilitates drumming
workshops and circles. He lives in Navarre, Florida where he has a small
workshop on the shores of East Bay.
At other times Mike  has  identified himself as a pilot, a poet, an author, a
photographer, a carpenter, a computer network manager,a management effectiveness
consultant and an operations officer for a small software company.
He has degrees from Texas A & M University and the University of Oklahoma and
has trained at the School of Lost Borders in California and Ontos: A Center For
Being in Pensacola  to facilitate a spectrum of pan-cultural wilderness rites of
passage.


9:15-9:30 fellowship and help set-up

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)
Satsang with James Allen

Attend a Heart Circle on Valentine's Day - join others at the Center for
Nondualism to find your heart's desire, make new friends and strengthen the bond
of our spiritual community. Enjoy working together to identify a Key Principle
or Key Word that represents the longing at the deepest level of the inner
chamber of your heart.


Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)

February 21st:Katherine Tabb

3rd Annual NonDual Conference: "Transcending Fear"
Thursday-Sunday
Ramada on the beaches of Okaloosa Island,
Fort Walton Beach, Florida
February 25-28, 2010
Sponsored by the Center for Nondualism
See website for full details: http://www.centerfornondualism.org

February 28th: Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: February 21st, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Kathy Tabb: "Thoughts from a Hatha Teacher - Finding My Balance in Western Yoga"
Kathy Tabb is currently a 500 Hour Yoga Alliance Certified Teacher and is
co-owner of Whole Life Yoga and Health Center. She began her yoga teacher
training after practicing asana for over 12 years. Her teachers include:
Jacqueline Heisel, of Frog Lotus Yoga, Shiva Rea of Prana Flow Yoga, Paul
Gallagan of Centered Yoga of Thailand and Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati. Kathy
believes in creating an asana flow that can be both invigorating and relaxing,
with a major emphasis on the breath and modifying poses to meet all students'
needs. Her current focus is on developing classes, and workshops, that emphasize
the 8 limb path of yoga, or Raja Yoga. Her teaching includes gentle and vigorous
asanas, pranayamas, and meditation techniques, all with a focus on helping
students cultivate their own yoga practice, including meditation. She most
recently had the honor of spending 9 weeks at Swami Rama's ashram, Sadhana
Mandir, in Rishikesh India.

9:15-9:30 fellowship and help set-up

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)

NonDual Discussion with Raymond Jones

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)

3rd Annual NonDual Conference: "Transcending Fear"
Thursday-Sunday
Ramada on the beaches of Okaloosa Island,
Fort Walton Beach, Florida
February 25-28, 2010
Sponsored by the Center for Nondualism
See website for full details: http://www.centerfornondualism.org

February 28th: Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati
March 7th: Raymond Jones
March 14th: Tammy Binkley

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Transcending Fear, the Greatest Obstacle
to Nondual Realization

3rd Annual NonDualism Conference
and optional Retreat
Thursday-Sunday
Ramada on the beaches of Okaloosa Island,
Fort Walton Beach, Florida
February 25-28, 2010
Sponsored by the Center for Nondualism

Conference2010@...

The Center for Non-Dualism is sponsoring its 3rd Annual Non-Dualism Conference
from February 25-29, 2009 (Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday).

Next Year: Our conference next year is tentatively planned for Thursday, Feb 17
- Sunday, Feb 20, 2011.

CONFERENCE plus OPTIONAL RETREAT

You may come to all of the programs of the conference while commuting from your
home. However, we hope that many of us will reserve a room at the Ramada and
make this a retreat as well. The hotel has a heated pool and an outdoors hot tub
that is a real treat. You may stay at the hotel any or all of the three nights
of Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Following are the special room rates for us:

Standard $89
Courtyard $99
Pool View $109
Gulf Front $119

BOOKING YOUR RETREAT ROOM: To book your room, please call the Ramada at
800-874-8962 and tell them that your reservation is for the Nondualism
Conference. Please make your reservations by January 25, 2010, which is the date
until which they will guarantee these discounted prices.

OUR CONFERENCE ROOM: All sessions will be in the Forum Room of the Ramada, which
is on the top floor of the multistory building facing the Gulf of Mexico. This
is a very large room that will give us ample space to stretch out for hatha yoga
sessions and meditations. The view over the ocean is incredible.

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION: Please let us know as soon as you can of your intention
to participate.
Please write to: conference2010@... sign up any Sunday
morning during our regular program.

Please advise which of the four days you will be attending (Th, Fr, Sa, Su) and
which of the three nights you will be staying at the Ramada (Th, Fr, Sa).

GOALS: The goals of the Conference are to:

Enjoy the camaraderie of people who share this perspective
Better understanding of the nature of Non-Dualism
Gain practical insight about Non-Dual meditation and practices
Learn how to live Non-Dualism in a cultural of Dualism
See the Non-Dual roots of yoga, religions, and philosophy

PRESENTATIONS:

There will be 4-5 presentations a day on Thursday through Saturday, and closing
presentations on Sunday, or a total of approximately 15-18 presentations, with
each presenter discussing three informative points or perspectives.
There will be two panel discussion with Q&A.
The topics will be from a wide range of areas, with each explaining the
practical relationship to Non-Dual perspectives and practices in daily life, all
centered around the theme of the conference, which is "Transcending Fear, the
Greatest Obstacle to Nondual Realization"
There will also be about 15 guided meditations.
Hatha Yoga will be every morning, along with 10-15 minutes sessions in the
afternoons.
While there is a lot offered, there will be frequent brief breaks so that we can
all enjoy our time together and walk on the beach.
Hatha Yoga will be every morning.
On Saturday evening there will be entertainment followed by a longer meditation.
Mike Beck will once again guide a drumming circle and Leela will be here to play
harp music for us, hopefully with George accompanying. We will also have singing
of Kathleen Gibson who will soon be moving to our area from Chicago. Our own
Robin Holzer will also be singing, as she sings opera as a professional soprano.

PRESENTERS: Following are some of the presenters

Felicia McQuaid, Director
Swami Jnaneshvara, Founder and Director
Debbie Bolender
Kathy Tabb
Ken Roman
Mindy Broadstone
Ray Jones
Tulsi Alden

MEDITATIONS: There will be about 15 guided meditations during the Conference.

HATHA YOGA: Hatha Yoga will be every morning from the perspective that Yoga is a
spiritual practice, and that Hatha Yoga is a notable part of the greater whole
of Yoga.

TO BRING WITH YOU You may want to bring these with you:

Mat or blanket for hatha yoga

Meditation cushion

Shawl or light blanket for meditation times

SCHEDULE

The "official" opening of the conference will be Thursday evening at 6:30pm.
During morning and afternoon of Thursday we will have "workshop" style of
classes for those who are free to participate (recognizing the challenges of
some people's work and travel schedules). Here is the general outline:

Thursday, February 25: Start with hatha yoga at 7:00am. Rest of Thursday morning
and afternoon is practical training.

Thursday, February 25: Official opening at 6:30pm

Friday, February 26: 7:00am - 9:00pm

Saturday, February 27: 7:00am - 9:00pm

Sunday, February 28: 7:00am - 12:00pm (end of conference)

Detailed schedule:

THURSDAY, February 25

7:00-8:00 Hatha yoga: Ken Roman
Guided meditation #1: Ken Roman
8:00-9:00 Breakfast, walk, quiet time

9:00-10:00 Breathing workshop: Swami J, Rukmini, Other volunteers
10:00-10:15 Guided meditation #2: Felicia McQuaid CFMD
10:15-10:45 Break, walk, quiet time
10:45-11:00 Explanation of Yoga Nidra
11:00-12:00 Yoga Nidra - Meditation #3: Swami J recording
12:00-2:00 Lunch, walk, quiet time

2:00-2:50 Interactive group: James and Candace
2:50-3:00 Guided meditation #4: James Allen
3:00-3:20 Break, walk, quiet time
3:20-4:10 Medicine Wheel: Mindy Broadstone
4:10-4:30 Guided Meditation #5: Rukmini

4:30-5:00 Optional light hatha yoga: Rukmini and Janet Barnhart
4:30-6:30 Two hour break for dinner, walk, quiet time

6:30-6:40 Opening remarks, Ray Jones (Emcee)
Statement of Purpose: Swami J
Opening prayer by Mindy
6:40-7:20 Presentation #1: Debbie Bolender
7:20-8:00 Presentation #2: Tulsi Foster
8:00-8:10 Guided meditation #6: Ken
8:10-8:50 Presentation #3: Swami J
8:50-9:00 Guided and silent meditation (brief intro, then silence), Ray Jones


FRIDAY, February 26

7:00-8:00 Qi-gong: Ken Roman CFMD
8:00-9:00 Breakfast, walk, quiet time

9:00-9:40 Presentation #4: Olga Garcia
9:40-9:50 Brief Break
9:50-10:30 Presentation #5: Rukmini
10:30-10:40 Guided meditation #7: Ray
10:40-11:00 Break, walk, quiet time
11:00-11:40 Presentation #6: Phillip Ellis
11:40-12:00 Guided meditation #8: Mindy

12:00-2:00 Two hour break for lunch, walk, quiet time

2:00-2:40 Presentation #7: Mindy Broadstone
3:00-3:10 Guided meditation #9: Swami J
3:10-3:30 Break, walk, quiet time
3:30-4:20 Panel: Carolyn Reynolds, Debbie Bolender, Olga Garcia,
Mindy Broadstone, Ray Jones
4:20-4:30 Guided meditation #10: Tulsi

4:30-5:00 Optional light hatha yoga: Kathy Tabb and Rukmini Eggelte
4:30-6:30 Two hour break for dinner, walk, quiet time

6:30-6:40 Intro to evening activities
6:40-6:50 Guided meditation #11: Felicia
6:50-7:40 Music and singing
7:40-8:40 Oming
8:40-9:00 Silent meditation #12: Ray (to introduce the meditation)



SATURDAY, February 27

7:00-8:00 Hatha yoga: Felicia McQuaid CFMD
8:00-9:00 Breakfast, walk, quiet time

9:00-9:40 Presentation #8: Carolyn Reynolds
9:40-9:50 Brief Break
9:50-10:30 Presentation #9: Ken Roman
10:30-10:40 Guided meditation #13: Ken
10:40-11:00 Break, walk, quiet time
11:00-11:40 Presentation #10: Lal Goel
11:40-12:00 Guided meditation #14: Mindy

12:00-2:00 Lunch, quiet time (Specially prepared Indian food, Bombay Masala,
326 Eglin Parkway NE, Fort Walton Beach)

2:00-2:40 Presentation #11: Kathy Tabb
3:00-3:10 Guided meditation #15: Tulsi
3:10-3:30 Break, walk, quiet time
3:30-4:20 Panel: Felicia McQuaid, Kathy Tabb, Ken Roman, Phillip Ellis, Swami J
4:20-4:30 Guided meditation #16: Felicia McQuaid
4:30-5:00 Optional light hatha yoga: Rukmini Eggelte

4:30-6:30 Two hour break for dinner, walk, quiet time

6:30-6:40 Intro to evening activities
6:40-6:50 Guided meditation #17: James
6:50-7:30 Drumming circle
7:30-8:10 Music
8:10-8:15 Brief break
8:15-9:00 Guided Bhuta Shuddhi meditation #18: Swami J



SUNDAY, February 28
7:00-8:00 Hatha yoga: Carolyn Reynolds
8:00-9:00 Breakfast, walk, quiet time

9:00-9:40 Presentation #12: Ray Jones
9:40-10:20 Presentation #13: Felicia McQuaid
10:20-10:40 Guided meditation #19: Phillip
10:40-11:00 Break, walk, quiet time


11:00-12:00 Statement of Purpose: Cynthia
Summary presentation #14: Swami J
Closing prayer, Mindy Broadstone
Guided meditation #20: Felicia McQuaid
Affirmation for the week, Tulsi Foster

12:00pm Conference end time.



TOPICS:

To be posted soon.

MEALS: We will have reception style snacks and beverages available during the
conference. There will be approximately 2 hours open time at noon and late
afternoon so that you may either go home for your meals or go in small groups to
any of the local restaurants you wish.

FEES: The conference is being offered in the traditional way of imparting these
kinds of teachings. That is, there is no fee. However, we live in a very real
world, even though it might ultimately be unreal in the Non-Dualistic sense.
Therefore, we ask that you donate whatever you feel is an appropriate amount for
a conference of this type (please note that our speakers and other volunteers
are not paid, so your money goes to support the Center, not the personal pockets
of any people). Your donations will most definitely determine the future of the
conferences and the Center for Non-Dualism.

REGISTRATION: Please let us know as soon as you can of your intention to
participate. Your registration will help us with planning. Please do write
sooner rather than later. Please write conference2010@....

CLEANUP and OTHER VOLUNTEERING: Please contact Ray Jones to volunteer to help
during the conference. Write him at ray@....

We look forward to a large turnout to support our collective views on
Non-Dualism and to increase awareness in our greater Emerald Coast community.
This will be a very enjoyable weekend of friendship, fun, learning and practice.

In loving service,

Felicia McQuaid,
Swami J. Bharati
Tulsi Foster

Directors
Center for Non-Dualism

You may also contact us for questions or registration individually at:
Felicia McQuaid: Felicia@...
Swami Jnaneshvara: SwamiJ@...

The Center for Nondualism 3rd Annual Conference is this Thursday-Sunday,
February 25-28 at the Ramada on Okaloosa Island in Fort Walton Beach. Complete
info is at the website:
http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

Following is the detailed schedule of events:

THURSDAY, February 25

7:00-8:00 Hatha yoga: Ken Roman
	 Guided meditation #1: Ken Roman
8:00-9:00 Breakfast, walk, quiet time

9:00-10:00 Breathing workshop: Swami J, Rukmini, Other volunteers
10:00-10:15 Guided meditation #2: Felicia McQuaid
10:15-10:45 Break, walk, quiet time
10:45-11:00 Explanation of Yoga Nidra
11:00-12:00 Yoga Nidra - Meditation #3: Swami J recording
12:00-2:00 Lunch, walk, quiet time

2:00-2:50 Interactive group: James and Candace
2:50-3:00 Guided meditation #4: James Allen
3:00-3:20 Break, walk, quiet time
3:20-4:10 Medicine Wheel: Mindy Broadstone
4:10-4:30 Guided Meditation #5: Rukmini

4:30-5:00 Optional light hatha yoga: Rukmini and Janet Barnhart
4:30-6:30 Two hour break for dinner, walk, quiet time

6:30-6:40 Opening remarks, Ray Jones (Emcee)
	 Statement of Purpose: Swami J
	 Opening prayer by Mindy
6:40-7:20 Presentation #1: Debbie Bolender
7:20-8:00 Presentation #2: Tulsi Foster
8:00-8:10 Guided meditation #6: Ken
8:10-8:50 Presentation #3: Swami J
8:50-9:00 Guided and silent meditation (brief intro, then silence), Ray Jones


FRIDAY, February 26

7:00-8:00 Qi-gong: Ken Roman
8:00-9:00 Breakfast, walk, quiet time

9:00-9:40 Presentation #4: Olga Garcia
9:40-9:50 Brief Break
9:50-10:30 Presentation #5: Rukmini
10:30-10:40 Guided meditation #7: Ray
10:40-11:00 Break, walk, quiet time
11:00-11:40 Presentation #6: Phillip Ellis
11:40-12:00 Guided meditation #8: Mindy

12:00-2:00 Two hour break for lunch, walk, quiet time

2:00-2:40 Presentation #7: Mindy Broadstone
3:00-3:10 Guided meditation #9: Swami J
3:10-3:30 Break, walk, quiet time
3:30-4:20 Panel: Carolyn Reynolds, Debbie Bolender, Olga Garcia,
	 Mindy Broadstone, Ray Jones
4:20-4:30 Guided meditation #10: Tulsi

4:30-5:00 Optional light hatha yoga: Kathy Tabb and Rukmini Eggelte
4:30-6:30 Two hour break for dinner, walk, quiet time

6:30-6:40 Intro to evening activities
6:40-6:50 Guided meditation #11: Felicia
6:50-7:40 Music and singing
7:40-8:40 Oming
8:40-9:00 Silent meditation #12: Ray (to introduce the meditation)



SATURDAY, February 27

7:00-8:00 Hatha yoga: Felicia McQuaid
8:00-9:00 Breakfast, walk, quiet time

9:00-9:40 Presentation #8: Carolyn Reynolds
9:40-9:50 Brief Break
9:50-10:30 Presentation #9: Ken Roman
10:30-10:40 Guided meditation #13: Ken
10:40-11:00 Break, walk, quiet time
11:00-11:40 Presentation #10: Lal Goel
11:40-12:00 Guided meditation #14: Mindy

12:00-2:00 Lunch, quiet time (Specially prepared Indian food, Bombay Masala,
	 326 Eglin Parkway NE, Fort Walton Beach)

2:00-2:40 Presentation #11: Kathy Tabb
3:00-3:10 Guided meditation #15: Tulsi
3:10-3:30 Break, walk, quiet time
3:30-4:20 Panel: Felicia McQuaid, Kathy Tabb, Ken Roman, Phillip Ellis, Swami J
4:20-4:30 Guided meditation #16: Felicia McQuaid
4:30-5:00 Optional light hatha yoga: Rukmini Eggelte

4:30-6:30 Two hour break for dinner, walk, quiet time

6:30-6:40 Intro to evening activities
6:40-6:50 Guided meditation #17: James
6:50-7:30 Drumming circle
7:30-8:10 Music
8:10-8:15 Brief break
8:15-9:00 Guided Bhuta Shuddhi meditation #18: Swami J



SUNDAY, February 28

7:00-8:00 Hatha yoga: Carolyn Reynolds
8:00-9:00 Breakfast, walk, quiet time

9:00-9:40 Presentation #12: Ray Jones
9:40-10:20 Presentation #13: Felicia McQuaid
10:20-10:40 Guided meditation #19: Phillip
10:40-11:00 Break, walk, quiet time


11:00-12:00 Statement of Purpose: Cynthia
	 Summary presentation #14: Swami J
	 Closing prayer, Mindy Broadstone
	 Guided meditation #20: Felicia McQuaid
	 Affirmation for the week, Tulsi Foster

12:00pm Conference end time.

The following information and website links are for people actively involved in
the Center who offer other programs or services that are separate from the
Center itself. This is shared with you a spirit of networking with people of
like mind, those who share the Non-Dual perspective. If you are an active
participant in the Center, and would like to let other newsletter subscribers
know about your offerings, please write to the address below so that it can be
included in the next announcement. Please make your description brief, and
include contact info. This announcement is sent out about once a month.
TO ADD OR REVISE A LISTING, WRITE TO: swamij@...

Amy Likins (Fort Walton Beach; CND Participant)
All One Yoga and Wellness
http://www.alloneyogafwb.com/

Carolyn Reynolds (Niceville; CND Council Member)
Yoga (Tu/Th), Children's Yoga, Meditation
The Yoga Room
http://www.emeraldcoastyoga.com/niceville.htm

Felicia McQuaid (FWB; CND Director)
http://www.evolveyoga-reiki.com/
http://www.myspace.com/feliciamcquaid
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=790742514&ref=ts
Weekly Yoga Classes; Reiki Energy Therapy; Reiki Trainings all levels

June Enfinger (Ponce deLeon, CND Participant)
850-892-2615
Yoga practice sessions: (Call for locations, directions and schedule)
Meditation: DeFuniak Springs, Sat 10:00 am. Massage Therapy by appt.
http://juneenfinger.googlepages.com

Ken Roman (Niceville; CND Participant)
Instructor of Meditation, Yoga, Qi -Gong, and Tai-Chi.
http://www.thebarefootyogastudio.net/

Mindy Broadstone (FWB; CND Council Member)
Occupational Therapist and Health Coach
http://www.myspace.com/mindia_b

Olga Garcia, Psy.D. (CND Participant)
Clinical Psychologist #PY614FL
Professional Services for Adults and Children
30-A Therapy Associates, Inc.
1593 Co Hwy 393S
Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459
850-267-3088

Sharalee Hoelscher, RCST, LMT, Rolfer In Training (Pensacola; CND Participant)
Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, Structural Integration
850-450-8508, 888-450-8508

Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati (FWB; CND Director)
Daily meditations, regular satsang, training in meditation, breath,
contemplation, online live video classes, newsletters, facebook satsang group
Special: India, Mar 2010, Nov 2010
http://www.swamij.com/calendar.htm

Tammy Binkley (Niceville; CND Participant)
The Barefoot Yoga Studio
http://www.thebarefootyogastudio.net
Meditation/Tai Chi Class: Monday nights 6pm
Vinyasa Flow Yoga: Saturdays 9am

Tiki Nelson (FWB; CND Participant)
Dolphin World Wellness Center
186A Eglin Pkwy, FWB
http://www.dolphinworldwellnesscenter.com/

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: March 7, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Ray Jones: "We are not our Problems"

Ray is on the Council for the Center for NonDualism. His enthusiasm
for the Center and the message it offers can truly inspire us all.


9:15-9:30 fellowship and help set-up

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)
Big Mind Meditation with Ken Roman

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)

March 14th: Tammy Binkley
March 21st: Tulsi Alden

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: March 14, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Tammy Binkley : "Come on baby light my fire"
Practices and experiences to inspire and ignite passion for the divine and
ultimatelty the realization that we are all divine love, conciousness and bliss!


Tammy began on her yoga path in 1998 after being diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome. A search for happiness and health in her life brought her to yoga. She
began teaching in 1999 when her yoga teacher moved away and her classmates
needed a teacher. This set into motion Tammy's lifelong journey of yoga study.
Inspired with the balance, contentment and awareness yoga brought to her life,
sharing yoga with others is her passion. Tammy is a Certified Yoga Alliance
Teacher 200 HR. Her studies include Iyengar, Ashtanga, and Vinyasa flow yoga.
She is also a Reiki II practitioner.

9:15-9:30 fellowship and help set-up

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)
NonDual Discussion with Ray Jones

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)

March 21st: Tulsi Alden

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: March 21, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Tulsi Alden: "NonDualism and the Mind/Body Connection"
Tulsi is on the Directors for the Center for NonDualism, a mother of 4 and a
Nurse Practitioner.

9:15-9:30 fellowship and help set-up

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)
Heart Circle with James Allen
Join others at the Center for Nondualism to find your heart's desire, make new
friends and strengthen the bond of our spiritual community. Enjoy working
together to identify a Key Principle or Key Word that represents the longing at
the deepest level of the inner
chamber of your heart.

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)

March 28th: Ken Roman
April 4th: Ray Jones

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: March 28, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Ken Roman: "Creating Health & Wellness"
Ken is an instructor of Meditation, Yoga, Qi -Gong, and Tai-Chi.
Kenneth began his holistic path with an interest in the body mind
connection. The fulfillment of life purpose, stress release, and a
quest for self -realization all played key roles in his personal
search for understanding. He began a meditation practice in 1973,
which led him to certify as a teacher with Dr. Deepak Chopra. Through
the study of martial arts, Kenneth attained a fourth degree Black
belt from Grand Master Lawrence Day in association with Grand Master
Ernie Reynolds . He has maintained a continuous practice of Tai-chi
and Qi-gong, and has received his teaching certificate from Grand
Master Lawrence Day. The continued practices have led to Yoga and
other energy balancing techniques. He has incorporated these into his
teaching curriculum. He continues to teach, lecture, and facilitate
workshops across the country.

9:15-9:30 fellowship and help set-up

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)
Hatha Yoga with Felicia McQuaid

This will be very basic and will allow all Center participants,
including those with no prior experience, to experience the physical
and meditative benefits of Hatha Yoga. It can be an extremely useful
part of the journey to NonDual realization.
Wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat or large blanket to practice with.

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)

April 4th: Ray Jones

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: April 4, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Ray Jones: "The Crucifixion, The Resurrection, and Non-Duality"

Ray is on the Council for the Center for NonDualism. His enthusiasm
for the Center and the message it offers can truly inspire us all.


9:15-9:30 fellowship and help set-up

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)
Psychology of the Chakra System Discussion with Felicia McQuaid

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)

April 11th:Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati
April 18th: Felicia McQuaid
April 25th: Tulsi Alden-Foster

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: April 11, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
  Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati: "Insights from India"
Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati
Abhyasa Ashram
Fort Walton Beach, Florida
Daily meditations and weekly classes. Emphasizes the three streams of
traditional Yoga meditation of the Yoga Sutras, contemplation of Advaita
Vedanta, and devotion of Sri Vidya Tantra. As instructed by the Himalayan
masters, he teaches from direct experience, teaching orally and by transmission.
http://www.swamij.com


9:15-9:30 fellowship and help set-up

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)
Healing and Meditation Discussion with Tulsi Alden-Foster

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)

April 18th: Felicia McQuaid
April 25th: Tulsi Alden-Foster

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: April 18, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Felicia McQuaid: "Life of a Yogi Householder"
Felicia McQuaid has been a teacher of Yoga for close to 10 years, she has a
unique gift of meeting each individual where they are and challenging them to
experience more. In addition to Yoga, she is a Reiki Master in the Usui and
Karuna Reiki systems, working with clients and teaching Reiki to others. She is
currently in school to become a licensed Massage Therapist..

Her warmth and compassion comes through in all she does. She is a mother of 2
beautiful children and a Director for the Center for NonDualism.

http://www.evolveyoga-reiki.com

9:15-9:30 fellowship and help set-up

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)

Council Meeting, all members are encouraged to attend to discuss the future of
the Center for NonDualism..

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)

April 25th: Tulsi Alden-Foster

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: April 25, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Tulsi Foster: "Stages of Change"

Tulsi (Allie) Foster is one of the directors for the Center For Nondualism, a
mother of 5, and a Registered Nurse with a background in pediatrics and
behavioral health.  She is also an artist, writer and poet, and all of these
hats she wears are the tools she uses to express and share lessons learned and
experiences gained along her life's path.  From her beginnings as a California
ashram kid, to nearly becoming a Catholic nun, to becoming a wife and mother of
5 and a professional of the healilng arts, she her many hats will be discussing
body wellness and the connection to nondualism.

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)

NonDual Discussion with Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)
May 2nd: Mike Beck
May 9th: Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: May 2, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Mike Beck: "Big Heart, Big Mind"

Before moving to Northwest Florida and turning to his current love, helping
others explore the mystery of rhythm by facilitating drum circles along the Gulf
Coast,  Mike traveled  and took a variety of jobs. He has spent time as a pilot,
photographer, computer network manager, author, carpenter, management
effectiveness consultant and operations officer for a small software company. He
has degrees from Texas A & M University and the University of Oklahoma and has
trained at the School of Lost Borders in California and Ontos: A Center For
Being in Pensacola  to facilitate a spectrum of pan-cultural wilderness rites of
passage and  ceremonies. He has been affiliated with the Swami Jnaneshvara
Bharati ashram since 2003.


INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)

NonDual Discussion with Ray Jones

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)

May 9th: Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: May 9, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati: "Stairway to Heaven"
Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati
Abhyasa Ashram
Fort Walton Beach, Florida
Daily meditations and weekly classes. Emphasizes the three streams of
traditional Yoga meditation of the Yoga Sutras, contemplation of Advaita
Vedanta, and devotion of Sri Vidya Tantra. As instructed by the Himalayan
masters, he teaches from direct experience, teaching orally and by transmission.
http://www.swamij.com

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)

Heart Circle with James Allen
Join others at the Center for Nondualism to find your heart's desire, make new
friends and strengthen the bond of our spiritual community. Enjoy working
together to identify a Key Principle or Key Word that represents the longing at
the deepest level of the inner chamber of your heart.

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)

May 16th: Susan Bridwell
May 23rd: Tulsi Alden-Foster

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: May 16, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Susan Bridwell: "Discipline and Determination"

Susan started meditating about 14 years ago and has spent time studying under
the Siddha Yoga lineage, traveling to the the Siddha Yoga Ashram a couple of
times even bringing her family along. She had a peak experience while at one of
the intensives:"We were supposed to close our eyes and meditate. When I closed
my eyes I was having trouble because it was too bright, I thought they had
forgotten to dim the lights so I opened my eyes so I could see if someone was
going to take care of it and when I did I saw that the room was pitch black" She
ran into Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati in the 90's and has been studying and hanging
out with him every since. In 1997 she went to Honesdale she was initiated and
was given a mantra while there. She has been married for 24 years and has 3
kids, she is also on the council for the Center for NonDualism.


INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)
NonDual discussion with Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)

May 23rd: Tulsi Alden-Foster

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: May 23, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Tulsi Alden-Foster:"Faith, Hope & Charity"

Tulsi (Allie) Foster is one of the directors for the Center For Nondualism, a
mother of 5, and a Registered Nurse with a background in pediatrics and
behavioral health.  She is also an artist, writer and poet, and all of these
hats she wears are the tools she uses to express and share lessons learned and
experiences gained along her life's path.  From her beginnings as a California
ashram kid, to nearly becoming a Catholic nun, to becoming a wife and mother of
5 and a professional of the healilng arts, she her many hats will be discussing
body wellness and the connection to nondualism.

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)
NonDual discussion with Ray Jones

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)

May 30th: Ray Jones

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: May 30, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Ray Jones: "4 Parts of Being"

Ray is on the Council for the Center for NonDualism. His enthusiasm
for the Center and the message it offers can truly inspire us all.

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)

Hatha Yoga with Carolyn Reynolds

This will be very basic and will allow all Center participants,
including those with no prior experience, to experience the physical
and meditative benefits of Hatha Yoga. It can be an extremely useful
part of the journey to NonDual realization.
Wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat or large blanket to practice

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)
June 6th:Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati
June 13th: Robin Holzer

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: June 6, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati:
"Claiming, Living, and Following Your Own Path and Truth"
Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati
Abhyasa Ashram
Fort Walton Beach, Florida
Daily meditations and weekly classes. Emphasizes the three streams of
traditional Yoga meditation of the Yoga Sutras, contemplation of Advaita
Vedanta, and devotion of Sri Vidya Tantra. As instructed by the Himalayan
masters, he teaches from direct experience, teaching orally and by transmission.
http://www.swamij.com

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)
NonDual Open Discussion with Ray Jones

June 13th: Robin Holzer
June 20th: John Lemire

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: June 13, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Robing Holzer: "Overcoming Obstacles"
Dr. Robin Holzer is in the final few months of residency to become a Family
Medicine Physician. She has done many years of independent spiritual studies and
practices, particularly P. Yogananda Home Study lessons, prior to coming to
Florida for residency and meeting Swami Jhanenesvara. She continues to learn and
deepen her understanding of the teachings of the Himalayan tradition and is
grateful for this opportunity to share some of her insights with the Center For
NonDualism.

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)

Heart Circle with James Allen
Join others at the Center for Nondualism to find your heart's desire, make new
friends and strengthen the bond of our spiritual community. Enjoy working
together to identify a Key Principle or Key Word that represents the longing at
the deepest level of the inner chamber of your heart.

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)
June 20th: John Lemire

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: June 20, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
John Lemire: "Nutrition and Spiritual Practice"

John Lemire has been studying Yoga and Meditation since he was twenty years old.
Highly influenced by Paramahansa Yogananda, he traveled down to South Florida
during the fall of '07 to be initiated into Kriya Yoga by Roy Eugene Davis. 
John has studied the teachings of many world religions and teachers, including:
Eckhart Tolle, Ramana Maharashi, Carlos Castaneda, Gandhi, Jesus, Swami
Satyananda, Swami Sivananda, and many others.

Having been a Raw Food Vegan for over a year and a half, John is passionate
about nutrition and its effects on both the physiological state and the
psychological state.  Through self experimentation, John has become aware of the
profound way in which raw foods, meditation and yoga blend together to create a
synergistic effect.  He pursues his experiments with this potent combination of
lifestyle habits with enthusiasm and earnestness. He hopes to help make people
aware, and incorporate this tremendously practical combination into their own
lives.

John teaches yoga and writes in his off time.  He graduated from Laura Tyree's
Yoga Teacher Training in February, 2010, and he teaches at Dragonfly Yoga.  He
writes articles about his experiences and daily happenings on his blog.
http://www.WhatWouldaYogiDo.com


INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)
NonDual Open Discussion with Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)
June 27th: Ray Jones
July 4th: Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati
July 11th: Tulsi Alden-Foster

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: June 27, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Ray Jones: "Bliss"

Ray is on the Council for the Center for NonDualism. His enthusiasm
for the Center and the message it offers can truly inspire us all.

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):

Open Discussion with Tulsi Foster
Maintaining Inner Peace and Focus in Challenging Time

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)
July 4th: Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism

Center for NonDualism
Program Date: July 4, 2010
Program Time: 11:00-12:00
Fellowship: 10:30-11:00; 12:00-12:30
Website: http://www.centerfornondualism.org/

SPEAKER and TOPIC:
Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati:
"Bhakti: Loving the Eternal"
Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati
Abhyasa Ashram
Fort Walton Beach, Florida
Daily meditations and weekly classes. Emphasizes the three streams of
traditional Yoga meditation of the Yoga Sutras, contemplation of Advaita
Vedanta, and devotion of Sri Vidya Tantra. As instructed by the Himalayan
masters, he teaches from direct experience, teaching orally and by transmission.
http://www.swamij.com

INTERACTIVE PROGRAM (9:30-10:30):
(Time is limited, program will begin promptly at 9:30)

Upcoming Speakers: (subject to change)
NonDual Open Discussion with Ray Jones

July 11th: Tripurashakti Brahmacharini (Rukmini Eggelte)
July 18th: Felicia McQuaid

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:

The Center for Non-Dualism is a community for people who share the
Non-Dual perspective of Religion, Yoga, and Philosophy. The purpose
of the Center is to maintain a loving fellowship and to provide a
nurturing environment that is conducive to learning and experiencing
the oneness of Non-Dualism.

Non-Dualism is the orientation that there is one absolute reality
without a second, and that each of us, although an individual person,
is one with that reality, just as a wave is not separate from the
ocean. The emphasis of our Center is on the practices such as
contemplation and meditation which lead to the direct experience of
this Non-Dual reality.

MEETING LOCATION:
Brooks Beal Center
100 Beal Parkway NW
Fort Walton Beach


WEBSITE:
http://www.centerfornondualism