It is NOT difficult to meditate; in fact, it is quite simple and very relaxing.

The purpose of meditation is to bring about a balance and harmony between mind, body, and spirit. The harmony already exists; all it requires is conscious recognition and experience. Although problems and situations occur in everyday life, meditation helps you to maintain a sense of peace within yourself.

Meditation expands your awareness and unfolds your inner "knowingness". Meditation awakens virtues and positive qualities in you. Thousands of scientific research studies in the past 30 years have shown the benefits to the body, mind, behaviour, improvement in the quality of life, and self-esteem.

To be truly effective, meditation practices are individually prescribed and individually taught. There are many types of meditation techniques and an infinite number of variations within each category. The precise combination of practices that a person needs is dependent on many factors. For this reason, meditation techniques are individualised by highly trained teachers.

In daily living, we become more able to tackle our problems from a place of evenness, calmness and greater creativity. We learn to turn that which was previously not joyous into joy..

No, absolutely not. Gururaj said he had no desire to turn a person away from his religion. If a student is a Christian with meditation he becomes a better Christian. If he is a Buddhist, a better Buddhist etc.

The length depends on the individual but 20-30 minutes twice daily is recommended.

The length depends on the individual but 20-30 minutes twice daily is recommended.

Yes, we offer special techniques for both.

The purpose of meditation is to show us the path to open our hearts. The path of unfoldment to our own true nature, our real self. It is not a question of developing the spirit but rather unfolding it. We do not become something we are not, nor create a spiritual force in ourselves because it is already there it just needs activating.