When: March 13 and 20, 6:30-8:30pm
Rescheduled start: March 20
Where: Ananda Dallas Meditation Center
4901 Keller Springs Rd #103
Addison, TX 75001
USA
Cost: $30 for two classes Contact: Maitri Smithhisler
972-248-9126 Email kriya yoga

Discipleship Explored @ Ananda Dallas Meditation Center | Addison | Texas | United States

We have a divine potential within us-we are the perfect soul. So it is part of the Divine Law to show us that which we can become. That is goal of the guru…”
~Swami Kriyananda

$30 for two classes (3/13 and 3/20)
required text: Handbook on Discipleship by Swami Kriyananda
prerequisite class for aspiring Kriya Yoga initiates

We are living in an age where the thought of discipleship is not pleasing to most people…does everyone need a guru? How can you recognize your own guru? What does it mean to be a disciple? What is the meaning of discipleship?

Stemming from Latin origins, the word disciple relates to “pupil or student” but it come from the roots “to learn” and “to take hold of or grasp”. In this two class series, we will explore how discipleship relates to the spiritual journey and the role of teachers and teachings.

No matter what path you choose, this class will give participants a clear understanding of the concept of discipleship and what it entails. At the end students will also be given the opportunity to consider and take discipleship for the path of Kriya Yoga. Discipleship is a prerequisite and necessary step toward Kriya initiation. 

Required text: A Handbook on Discipleship by Swami Kriyananda.

Led by  Maitri Smithhisler and Supriya Chadwick

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Supriya Chadwick

About Supriya Chadwick

Supriya Chadwick served as director of Ananda Dallas for nearly 15 years. She now serves in the role of spiritual director and teacher. Supriya continues to find Joy in teaching beginning and advanced meditation classes, Hatha & Raja Yoga and various workshops to both experienced and beginning students on their spiritual path. View all posts by Supriya Chadwick →