Relax and de-stress on World Meditation Day (May 21, 2024)! Find inner peace with inspirational quotes and calming music. Practice deeper meditation by visiting famous meditation centers across India.
world meditation day [21 May 2024]: Famous quotes, music and famous centers of India (Image: Dhamma Giri, Igatpuri)
Mumbai: World Meditation Day is celebrated on May 21 to promote the practice and benefits of meditation. This day is a reminder of the importance of mindfulness and inner peace in today’s fast-paced world.
On this day, people from all walks of life come together to participate in meditation sessions, workshops, and events aimed at promoting spiritual well-being and spiritual growth. This is an opportunity to celebrate the transformative power of meditation and its positive impact on individuals and communities around the world.
Whether you’re an expert meditator or a beginner, World Meditation Day encourages everyone to take time to quiet their minds, connect with their inner selves, and develop a sense of harmony and balance. Introducing Indian quotes, meditation music, and famous meditation centers.
World Meditation Day Quotes
- “Meditation is a clairvoyance of the soul.” – Owen Feltham
- “The thing about meditation is that you become more and more yourself.” – David Lynch
- “Meditation brings wisdom. Without mediation, ignorance remains. Be aware of what moves you forward and what holds you back.” – Buddha
- “In silence we can hear the whispers of the soul.”
- “Meditation is a way to nurture and allow the divinity within you to flourish.” – Amit Ray
- “Peace comes from within. Do not seek it without it.” – Buddha
- “Meditation is a quiet mind, a peaceful mind, which makes life more lovely and more livable.” – Rajneesh
- “Meditation is a way of life, not a technique.” – Eckhart Tolle
- “Your calm mind is your ultimate weapon in the face of adversity. So relax.” – Bryant McGill
- “Meditation is the language of the soul, the language of our mind.” – Jeremy Taylor
- “Meditation is the art of doing nothing and letting go of everything.” – Unknown
- “Meditation is a journey from sound to silence, from movement to stillness, from limited identity to infinite space.” – Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
- “Meditation is the secret of all growth in spiritual life and knowledge.” – James Allen
- “Meditation is not a way to quiet the mind. It is a way to enter the silence that is already there, buried among the 50,000 thoughts the average person has every day.” – Deepak Chopra
- “The more regularly and deeply you meditate, the sooner you will find yourself always operating from a center of peace.” – J. Donald Walters
- “Meditation is the dissolution of thought into eternal or pure consciousness without objectification, the knowing without thinking, the merging of finitude in infinity.” – Voltaire
- “Meditation is the ultimate mobile device. You can use it discreetly anytime, anywhere.” – Sharon Salzberg
- “Meditation is not a means to an end; it is both a means and an end.” – Jiddu Krishnamurti
- “Meditation is a way to nurture and allow the divinity within you to flourish.” – Amit Ray
- “Meditation is an important way to purify and quiet the mind and rejuvenate the body.” – Deepak Chopra
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famous meditation center in india
1. Tushita Meditation Center in Dharamsala
Tushita Meditation Center in Dharamsala (Instagram/Tushita Meditation Center)
It is located on the forested hills above McLeod Ganj. Led by Ramazoparinpoche, the center offers courses and group retreats suitable for individuals at all stages of their meditation journey, from beginners to seasoned practitioners. With its tranquil environment, first-class amenities, and experienced instructors, Tusita is an ideal place to enhance your meditation practice. Tusita is home to his three meditation halls, a library, and daily guided sessions, creating a nurturing atmosphere for those interested in exploring and embracing Buddhism.
2. Global Vipassana Pagoda – Dhamma Pattana Vipassana Meditation Centre near Mumbai
The Dhamma Pattana Vipassana Meditation Center is located in the spectacular Global Vipassana Pagoda Complex near Gorai Beach on the outskirts of Mumbai. What makes its 10-day course unique is that it’s tailored specifically to business executives and professionals: The meditation techniques are the same, but additional lectures delve deeper into how to apply Vipassana principles to deal with the stresses of the corporate world.
3. Dhamma Giri, Igatpuri – The world’s largest Vipassana meditation center
Dhamma Giri in Igatpuri, Maharashtra, is known as the largest Vipassana meditation center in the world. With over 400 small rooms available for private meditation and a tranquil atmosphere, it’s the ideal retreat for those seeking intensive solitude.
4. Dhamma Thali, Jaipur
Located near the Gharta Monkey Temple on the outskirts of Jaipur, the center is one of the oldest meditation centers in India and has a capacity of 200 students. The campus spreads over a hilly area and has the atmosphere of a quiet hideaway, and is often visited by peacocks and friendly monkeys. Approximately 20% of participants are foreigners. The center’s rustic charm is enhanced by cobblestone paths, four meditation halls (two large and two small), and a stupa with 200 meditation rooms.
5. Dhamma body, Bodhgaya
The Dhamma Bodhi Temple in Bodh Gaya, Bihar, invites meditation enthusiasts to the place where the Buddha attained enlightenment. The center is located near Magadha University and offers space to accommodate around 80 students at a time. Courses usually start on the 1st and 16th of each month, from November to February, with the peak number of participants, attracting a diverse range of foreigners.
6. Osho International Meditation Resort, Pune
Osho International Meditation Resort in Pune offers a daily schedule featuring nine types of active and passive meditations from 6 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. We also offer a wide range of meditation techniques and the Osho Multiversity Program. Provides ample opportunities for personal growth and spiritual exploration.
