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UK Haidakhandi Newssheets
Haidakhandi Samaj (UK)
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Special thanks go to:
All those who have visited and keep the fire at the hearth of the ashram alive this year, the committee for their untiring work and focus and all those who regularly tithe and donate to the charity.
Music is probably the best medium to communicate Babaji’s message. A big thank you goes therefore to all those who have both organised and joined the various musical Babaji events which have taken place in the many corners of the country this year. This includes:
The Healing Fields Event – a four day event near Glastonbury in which the Babaji aarti tent serves as a central feature (for more read Sangita’s report in the next newsletter)
Goma in concert – Thank You! Gopal Hari, Ambika, their two sons Shambo and Veda continue to be Britains untiring devotional musical quartet. (more about them and their 2006 calendar in the next newsletter, ).
All the private households who offer their space and their time for communal aarti and bajan singing and fire ceremonies – Thank You! (If you hold regular aarti at your home and are not mentioned in the Samaj news, please let us know, so that we can publicise your events!) The various people who have organised and visited week-end retreats and the two navaratris held this year at the Blaengors Ashram in Wales – Thank you!
And last but not least a big thank you to all those who regularly pray, meditate and attune in a spirit of unity. (The fact that we don’t see them, doesn’t mean they ain’t there!)
The international Babaji community: thank you to many of you who live abroad, who have listen and supported us this year. Thank you for your prayers and well-wishing. We are grateful to you.
Shri Muniraji Last but not least: A million thanks to Shri Muniraji for his continuous wise and compassionate guidance. May you live in our hearts forever!
The Newsletter: sorry we’re late! Sincere apologies for the delay of the newsletter. Due to various pressures, it got delayed, but hopes to arrive at your doorstep not far into the new year. I hope you will find some of the articles of interest. They will include:
Approved planning permission for Blaengors ashram and latest
Autumn Navaratri 2005 in Chilianaula and what Muniraji had to say
A heart felt article by Pete Dale, an inspirational one by Lalita
(pujarini from the Irish ashram) and a rather quirky one by Widdy
(probably somewhat out of date by 2006 but you can read it on the
A Sponsored walk/pilgrimage from London to Blaengors planned for
Haidakhandi News from abroad and more (including those
If you yourself have any other contributions for the newsletter, we would love to hear from you, please send them by the end of
December. Thank you.
Important Reminder
The Herakhan Samaj U.K. is a registered charity, whose main goal is to promote Babaji’s teachings based on the principles of truth, simplicity and love. It is run by volunteers who give their time free. The financing of the newsletter and other HSUK admin. costs depend entirely on the membership fees. Please note, that the ashram, which is one of the HSUK projects, gets funded by separate donations and fundraising.
If you wish to continue your membership and have not done so for the coming year, please could you send your annual contribution of £15 (single) or £25 (for couples) to the membership secretary:
Pete Dale Brithdir Bach Cwmpennant Garndolden Gwynedd LL51 9AX
Thank you!
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