From Mind Chatter to Inner Peace
- Guided Meditation Practices
Recent Webinar: Sunday, September 14, 2025, 7:00 am PT / 10:00 am ET / 7:30 pm IST
About the Webinar:
Join Swamini Brahmaprajnananda Saraswati for a meditative journey, where practice meets wisdom. This interactive and enlightening webinar will guide participants through a progressive exploration of how we relate to our minds — and how that relationship can be transformed to cultivate inner peace.
What You’ll Experience:
Guided Meditations (3–4 practices)
Each practice will be accessible and experiential, designed to help participants:
o Calm and observe the mind
o Skillfully use attention and intention
o Recognize the mind’s luminous nature
Brief Teachings Between Practices
Contextual reflections on the meditations will connect them back to the three stages—drawing from the wisdom of the Upanishads, Yoga Sūtras, and Bhagavad Gītā.
Q&A Session
A space for participants to ask questions—whether clarifying technique, deeper philosophy, or practical integration in daily life.
Inspired by HUA’s Dhyaanam – Meditation and the Meditator course, this webinar invites participants not just to practice meditation, but to transform the relationship with their own minds. It helps bridge the gap between intellectual understanding and lived experience, guiding attendees toward clarity, purpose, and peace.
Ready to cultivate inner peace and transform mind chatter into clarity?
Together, we’ll explore meditative practices that resonate, rooted in timeless wisdom and accessible to both new and experienced meditators.
Get to Know panelist
Swamini Brahmaprajnananda Saraswati
Swamini Brahmaprajnananda Saraswati is a faculty in the Community Education Division of HUA. She has a PhD in Philosophy from Mumbai University and offers immersive courses on Vedanta with emphasis on self-mastery leading to self-discovery.
Course Offered by Panelist at HUA
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Dhyaanam – Meditation and the Meditator
HSF2101 –Living in the contemporary world includes navigating conflicts at the level of family, work, society and even in one’s mind. The modern practice of mindfulness which continues to help millions across the world has its roots in the Vedic tradition.
Unfortunately, four things are missing in the way mindfulness is taught – a) the true purpose of meditation, b) the foundation of Dharma to live a harmonious life, c) the understanding of Ishvara and d) an enquiry into the meditator that is ever present in all types of meditations.
This course will help us return to the Vedic roots of Dhyaanam such that we integrate a suitable, meaningful and sustainable practice of Dhyaanam in our busy lives so that we may live with a greater clarity, cheerfulness and purpose.
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