Lost in Colours Handmade Watercolours and Indian Arts
I am scientist turned artist. Art is like meditation for me and my interest in painting goes back to my childhood. I also discovered that one could make non-toxic watercolours at home.
Saturday September 22, 2018 10:00 - 10:15 CEST
EG: Plenum
Many spiritual teachers from India touched a deep - beforehand unknown - space inside myself. Today my gratitude for all these spiritual teachers is infinite, so they gave "me" the chance to recognize myself as pure formless consciousness. This was what I was longing for - coming... Read More →
Nilesh Nathwani was born in 1945, in the aftermath of the 2nd world war when the world was in complete chaos. The fear of 3rd world prevailed all over. He was born in the English colony of Uganda. He came from an affluent business family. Deeply influenced by Sri Aurobindo (the... Read More →
Hello and welcome! I'm working with the "Human Design System" (HDS), which is a method to differentiate the uniqueness of individuals, relationships, families and even nations. This differentiation leads to a personal strategy or "user manual" that helps to make individually correct... Read More →
Saturday September 22, 2018 11:30 - 12:30 CEST
EG: Bibliothek
I am an open minded Holisitic Ayurvedic Practitioner who is fond of the Indian Philosophy, Indian Culture, Yoga and Hinduism, Buddhism.Meine Vorträge am 22. September lauten wie folgt:12.00 – 12.30 Uhr Die typengerechte Ayurveda Ernährung13.00 – 13.30 Ernährung und Psyche inkl... Read More →
Saturday September 22, 2018 12:00 - 15:00 CEST
OG: Praxisraum
Amita Nathwani was born in Dehra Dun, India in 1944. Deeply influenced by Sri Aurobindo, she went to live in Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Pondicherry in 1964. She worked in the Ashram in the Publications Department and then as a Teacher of English. In Uganda, she worked as a French... Read More →
Saturday September 22, 2018 12:30 - 13:30 CEST
OG: CoLab
I am an ayurveda practitioner, yoga teacher and I also work with prana healing.I have made many trips to india and for years I have developed a strong heart connection to this country.In 2016 I got the chance to spend 6 month in Pune/India to study and also to deepen my spiritual... Read More →
Saturday September 22, 2018 13:30 - 14:30 CEST
EG: Bibliothek
Nilesh Nathwani was born in 1945, in the aftermath of the 2nd world war when the world was in complete chaos. The fear of 3rd world prevailed all over. He was born in the English colony of Uganda. He came from an affluent business family. Deeply influenced by Sri Aurobindo (the... Read More →
Saturday September 22, 2018 13:30 - 14:30 CEST
OG: CoLab
Business Panel about the thriving Indian start-up ecosystem, the entrepreneurial spirit of urban youngsters, opportunities and risks of this exiting market. How can we in Austria benefit from current Indian tech-innovations and vice versa? What can Indian entrepreneurs learn from European ones and vice versa? How do you predict the future of Digital India in the next ten years?
CO-Founder and partner GreyOrange is a multinational technology company that designs, manufactures and deploys advanced robotics systems for supply chain automation in distribution and fulfillment centers. We combine expertise in industrial hardware and enterprise software to deliver... Read More →
I love to dance! Dancing is a way to learn more about your physics and your mind. It frees your body and your soul in a playful manner. FeelFree improves your ability to get in contact with other people and let they go again. See u at my workshop !? :-)
Saturday September 22, 2018 13:30 - 15:00 CEST
UG: Aktivraum
Dharmada liebt Indien und alle Tiere. Ihr Ehemann Arvind liebt Europa und auch alle Tiere. In diesem Vortrag, der hauptsächlich auf Deutsch gehalten wird, sprechen sie über ihre Erfahrungen bei Animal Aid, einem Tierkrankenhaus in Rajasthan, vor allem über das Leiden der Kühe... Read More →
Saturday September 22, 2018 15:00 - 16:30 CEST
EG: Große Küche
We live in exciting and also paradoxic times: Being technologically more connected than ever on the outside, many people feel that they are not connected with themselves on the inside. We talk much to each other, but we rarely take time to meet each other honestly and with an open mind - least of all the person we have the primary relationship with: Ourself.
We have so many opportunities, but we all too often behave and live on a mindset of scarcity, shame, comparison and disengagement. Many feel alienated from themselves and do not now what they really want or find themselves in circumstances that do not make them happy - yet they chose to experience them, because we always create what we have in our lives, knowingly or unknowingly. What we need is a change from MINDset to SOULset.
Myself, I "suffered" from this "not knowing what I want" for more than 10 years, letting me emotionally disappear from my own life, leaving me disempowered, not taking initiative and looking for the strength that I thought I lacked in intimate relationships. I was constantly driven by the fear of "not being loved", "not belonging", "not being allowed to be and live as I want" and a strong emphasis to make myself "fit in". Not a good state of mind to be in, as you can imagine.
ABOUT THIS SESSION In this short workshop I like to share some insights, experiences and practices from my way of "waking up" to myself (I am not at the end, although I already went a bit along my path), and what I came to understand as "living freely". Not "free from ...[fill in whatever you like to get rid off]", but (as Osho puts it) "free to... [fill in what it is you like to experience and manifest in your life]".
In the first part of this workshop (the one about "self-realization") I invite you to enter the space of no-mind, in which you will have the opportunity to meet your SELF - beyond all concepts, identifications, roles and your social identity that you have created around your sense of "who am I"? Using this fundamental question of self-inquiry like Ramana Maharshi did in India, this is all about BEING and FEELING, not conceptualizing or collecting information about something "out there" that can be found.
The second part of this workshop (the one about "empowered living") we will look into the concept an feeling of your "calling", your intuition and what it really means to follow your heart and being in alignment. I want to share some simple practices with you that you can also apply for the rest of your life - because eventually, empowered living is a constant practice and a path and "attitude" to life that unfolds from moment to moment in which we learn to listen to our highest joy and actively create the reality we want by making conscious choices, using our emotions as a guidance system towards the desired realities that are aligned with our innermost core of being.
You are a creator. So let's explore the question: Do you create according to your highest excitement or do you consume other people's dreams?
Lost in Colours Handmade Watercolours and Indian Arts
I am scientist turned artist. Art is like meditation for me and my interest in painting goes back to my childhood. I also discovered that one could make non-toxic watercolours at home.
Saturday September 22, 2018 16:00 - 17:00 CEST
EG: Loge
Shanta Acharya has the rare achievement of being published in fields as diverse as poetry, literary criticism, fiction and finance. Educated in India, the UK and the USA, she has lived and worked in all three countries. Widely travelled, Shanta brings a global perspective to her work. An internationally recognized poet, Shanta has published six collections of poetry. Her poems have been widely anthologized appearing in major publications in the USA, UK and India, including Language for a New Century
Shanta Acharya is the author of eleven books, her publications range from poetry, literary criticism and fiction to finance. Her latest, Imagine: New and Selected Poems, is published by HarperCollins Publishers (India), 2017. Born and educated in Cuttack, Orissa, she won a scholarship... Read More →
Saturday September 22, 2018 16:30 - 17:30 CEST
EG: Bibliothek
Bhangra ist ein Punjabi-Volkstanz, der seinen Ursprung im Punjab (Bundesland), einem Gebiet im Nordwesten Indiens & Pakistans hat. Die grundlegenden Tanzbewegungen sind Sprünge, Sprünge auf einem und beiden Beinen, Drehungen, aktive Bewegung der Schultern, welche körperliche Geschicklichkeit und Ausdauer der Tänzer demonstrieren sollen. Ursprünglich wurde dieser Tanz hauptsächlich von Männern, anfänglich zum Vaisakhi – das Erntedankfest der Sikhs & mittlerweile zu jeder Feierlichkeit, getanzt, da Frauen eher das Giddha bevorzugten. Heutzutage aber ist das Moderne mit dem Traditionellen verschmolzen, damit Bhangra für jeden, der das Interesse daran hegt, zugänglich & erlernbar ist. Grundsätzlich wird dieser Tanz von mehreren traditionellen Instrumenten begleitet, ein Hauptinstrument; das "Dhol" (Doppelfell-Fasstrommel).
Slow Dating Vienna brings to Seva Festival their experience on connecting PEOPLE! On this special program, it does not matter if you are married or single, young or old, or which cultural background do you have: you are invited to join the "Silent Interactions". A moment where words are left behind, and joy and emotions will give to strangers the chance to become friends.
We’re providing stimulating themed events that not only seek to connect people together, but also provides unique experiences to enliven personal self-awareness and socializing. When something in our lives is good enough, we shall not kick it with a fast move as we do in our every-day... Read More →
Saturday September 22, 2018 18:30 - 20:00 CEST
OG: CoLab
I am an ayurveda practitioner, yoga teacher and I also work with prana healing.I have made many trips to india and for years I have developed a strong heart connection to this country.In 2016 I got the chance to spend 6 month in Pune/India to study and also to deepen my spiritual... Read More →
Sunday September 23, 2018 10:00 - 12:00 CEST
UG: Küche
Dharmada liebt Indien und alle Tiere. Ihr Ehemann Arvind liebt Europa und auch alle Tiere. In diesem Vortrag, der hauptsächlich auf Deutsch gehalten wird, sprechen sie über ihre Erfahrungen bei Animal Aid, einem Tierkrankenhaus in Rajasthan, vor allem über das Leiden der Kühe... Read More →
Sunday September 23, 2018 13:00 - 14:00 CEST
EG: Plenum
Dharmada liebt Indien und alle Tiere. Ihr Ehemann Arvind liebt Europa und auch alle Tiere. In diesem Vortrag, der hauptsächlich auf Deutsch gehalten wird, sprechen sie über ihre Erfahrungen bei Animal Aid, einem Tierkrankenhaus in Rajasthan, vor allem über das Leiden der Kühe... Read More →
Sunday September 23, 2018 14:00 - 14:30 CEST
EG: Große Küche
After the extensive academic studies of Indology and Buddhism Shakiri Juen started her own business as freelancer. She teaches in various training centers (adult education) in Austria for the topics Yoga Traditions, Indian Philosophy, Hinduism, Ayurveda, Buddhism, religions etc. Through... Read More →
Sunday September 23, 2018 14:00 - 15:00 CEST
EG: Bibliothek
Dharmada liebt Indien und alle Tiere. Ihr Ehemann Arvind liebt Europa und auch alle Tiere. In diesem Vortrag, der hauptsächlich auf Deutsch gehalten wird, sprechen sie über ihre Erfahrungen bei Animal Aid, einem Tierkrankenhaus in Rajasthan, vor allem über das Leiden der Kühe... Read More →
Sunday September 23, 2018 14:30 - 15:30 CEST
EG: Große Küche
Dharmada liebt Indien und alle Tiere. Ihr Ehemann Arvind liebt Europa und auch alle Tiere. In diesem Vortrag, der hauptsächlich auf Deutsch gehalten wird, sprechen sie über ihre Erfahrungen bei Animal Aid, einem Tierkrankenhaus in Rajasthan, vor allem über das Leiden der Kühe... Read More →
Sunday September 23, 2018 15:30 - 17:00 CEST
EG: Große Küche
