133. Seeking Peace in LA with Brother Satyananda From Self Realization Fellowship Lake Shrine
Show Notes
About The Guest:
Brother Satyanyanda is a minister and representative of the Self Realization Fellowship Lake Shrine. He has been a monastic of the organization for almost 45 years and is dedicated to teaching meditation and helping people develop their spiritual lifestyle.
Summary:
Brother Satyanyanda discusses the Self Realization Fellowship Lake Shrine, a peaceful oasis in Los Angeles. He shares his personal journey to becoming a part of the organization and explains the goals and principles of the fellowship.
The Lake Shrine is a beautiful location with a temple, meditation garden, and various facilities for quiet reflection. Brother Satyanyanda emphasizes the inclusivity of the fellowship, welcoming people of all religions and backgrounds.
He also highlights the importance of compassion and unity in spirituality. The interview concludes with Brother Satyanyanda’s dream day in Los Angeles, which includes meditation, service to others, and communing with nature.
Key Takeaways:
- Lake Shrine is a peaceful oasis in Los Angeles, offering a space for meditation and reflection.
- The Self Realization Fellowship aims to disseminate the teachings of Paramahansa Yogananda and promote spiritual awareness.
- The fellowship emphasizes the common virtues and unity found in all religions.
- Lake Shrine is open to the public and offers guided meditation services on Sundays.
- Brother Satyanyanda’s dream day in Los Angeles includes meditation, service to others, and communing with nature.
Quotes:
- “We have to kind of tap into a new strength and reach out and connect.” – Brother Satyanyanda
- “There is an inherent fundamental unity in our being that expresses itself through common inspiration and realization.” – Brother Satyanyanda
- “Compassion is the common thread.” – Brother Satyanyanda
- “My dream day starts with priming my spirit with meditation.” – Brother Satyanyanda
- “My favorite day is doing meditation, heartfelt service, and communing with nature by the shore.” – Brother Satyanyanda