Thursday, December 3, 2015

Spiritual Portrait Sessions

Spiritual Portrait Sessions
Baring your Soul on Paper


Art exposes the hidden corners of one's soul. Spiritual art is a magical practice that brings healing and peace into our lives. Spiritual Portrait is a painting – a gate into your inner world that is followed by a spiritual message.

The artwork connects you to your light and the qualities of the soul that you came to manifest in this life. Looking at the painting in the outer world, you get inside yourself. You look at the picture and the picture is looking at you. This is a mysterious process. The portrait also contains a poetic message that helps in understanding the symbolic language of the artwork.

To create a painting, the physical presence of the person is not needed. The artist simply needs a recent photograph and our name. When the portrait is ready, we are offered an individual session where we dive into meditation and connect with the healing power of our portrait. The artwork will be made on a professional paper with ink, pencil and watercolors.

Facilitator's Bio


Pushpa Prem (Alina Tiumeneva) is a professional artist, a graduate of Art faculty of South Federal University of Russia. She has been painting for more than 10 years and calls her art "Drishti", which in Sanskrit means "A clear vision of the heart.” She took Osho Sanyas in the year 2007. Spiritual portrait has now become a fruit of her spiritual search and love for drawing. The driving force of her creativity is her devotion to love, which has opened her heart to perceive such beauty that the mind cannot conceive.

Session Details
25th Nov 2015 - 30th Jan 2016

Participation by Contribution

Prior Registration Required
+91 7827706109
seek@zorbathebuddha.org

An Evening of Drum Circle with Delhi Drummers

 Evening of Drum Circle with Delhi Drummers


Welcome one and all to community gatherings where people from all walks of life come together to play hand-drums, dance, click pictures and enjoy music in a casual atmosphere!!

Bring your percussion instrument if you want to jam in this carnival. You can dance or just enjoy the music amidst the natural and serene surroundings of this mystical field. Be ready for an electrifying evening to dissolve into the sounds and pulsating rhythms at Zorba the Buddha

Event Details
Sunday, 20 December
6:00 PM to 7:30 PM

There is No Contribution for this event.

Prior Registration Required
+91 7827706109
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Mexican Music Evening

Mexican Music Evening
Performance by Nacho Sin Salsa


Nacho sin Salsa is a group of musicians that play the music from the southern part of the state of Veracruz, called Son JarochoĆ¢. Son Jarocho is a traditional musical style that emerged during the colonial period of Mexico as a mix between Spanish, African and indigenous music and dance. Son Jarocho is distinguished by its percussive rhythm, syncopation, vocal style and improvisation in its harmonic and rhythmic framework and verse. The dance aspect of Son Jarocho is the defining characteristic of the tradition. The Zapateado footwork provides a rhythmic compliment to the instrumental and vocal accompaniment.  Traditionally, this music is played in social events called Fandangos. Men, women and children dance on a wooden plank, while the musicians surround the plank and play their instruments and sing

About the Band


Ignacio Hernadez Vasquez  was born in San Andres Tuxtla, Veracruz, Mexico
He is a well known personality in the Son Jarocho community and has played with renowned groups like Cultivadores del son and  Mono Blanco. He has performed in international festivals in France and the USA. He has been cited in the book called "Son and Danzon". He was featured in a documentary film called "Ojos de mar y tierra" and appeared in Television series called ‘Veracruz Rumbo’. Ignacio is also credited with making high quality son jarocho musical instruments. 

Gerardo Daniel Zamora is originally from Veracruz, Mexico. He began his musical life in 2012 while playing traditional music with the bands like Raiz Antigua and Mogo Mogo, performing at fandangos, restaurants, local events etc. Since 2013 he has been travelling in Central America, exploring the music and interacting with local musicians while playing the Jarana and percussion.

Vikas Maheshwari is from India and has lived in Mexico and travelled extensively in Latin America to explore the musical traditions and culture. He started to learn and play Son Jarocho while living in Veracruz. He took classes from some of the most credible bearers of the tradition and also while participating in the social musical events called fandangos. He has performed with the group La Yagua in different parts of Mexico.  He has also performed in some Mexican restaurants in India.

Leidy Santa Rosa is from the state of Veracruz and has been participating in social events called fandangos and performs zapateado (tap dancing) that gives rhythm to the music.

Event Details
Monday,7th Dec
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM

Prior Registration Required
+91 7827706109
+91 9013750549
seek@zorbathebuddha.org

Tuesday, December 1, 2015

Darkness Meditation


Darkness meditation is used by many spiritual schools such as Tantra, Zen, Sufism and Taoism. It is synonymous with relaxation and deep calm. 75 percent of our energy flows through our eyes so in darkness this energy becomes available to us to experience the beyond. It becomes possible to know what is true and to really see for the first time what cannot be seen with the two eyes.

In this first phase of the new moon night, we will begin with a special breathing technique, gaze at a candle, connect to our navel center flame through body movements and finally gaze into darkness. We will experience the joy of becoming formless feeling one with existence.

It is rare to find a place where one can experiment with meditation methods in complete darkness. At Zorba the Buddha, we have created a special environment for this powerful experience in which you would want to indulge again and again.

Facilitator's Bio


 Ashwin Bharti became a disciple of Osho in 1977 and is an ambassador of Osho’s vision. From being a successful businessman, he became a philanthropist and started helping himself & others in their spiritual journey. Being a channel for Osho’s energy, Ashwin created Zorba the Buddha, one of the world’s largest open faith spiritual centre and cultural hub. Over the years, he has received transmissions from various masters in Sufism, Tantra, Zen, Shamanism, Pulsing, Osho therapies & meditations, bodywork, biodanza, contact improvisation, art and music. Today, Ashwin continues to live his vision of bringing people to meditation as well as celebration, and has been facilitating Osho meditations for more than a decade.

Event Details:
Monday, 14 December
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM

Participation by Contribution

Prior Registration Required
+91 9311115748
+91 9013750549
radiate@zorbathebuddha.org