I will be making the
following presentation at the Vedanta Center of Atlanta on Sunday, July 16,
2017. The program begins with 30 minutes of meditation starting at 10:30 AM. My
presentation will begin at 11 AM and last for one hour. There is a little meet
and greet coffee session afterwards. The public is welcome, there is no charge
(although donations are accepted) and no reservations are needed. The Vedanta
Center of Atlanta is located at 2331 Brockett Road, Tucker, GA 30084;
770-938-6673. It is at the corner of Adrian and Brockett, one block from
LaVista.
Moses, Job’s Daughter,
A Unicorn, and Raja Yoga.
How are they connected?
Come and find out!
Date: July 16, 2017
Time: 11 AM (preceded by
30 minutes of meditation starting at 10:30 AM)
Location: Vedanta Center
of Atlanta; 2331 Brocket Road, Tucker, GA 30084; 770-938-6673. (Corner of
Adrian and Brockett, one block from LaVista.)
Cost: Free. Donations
accepted, no reservations needed. Open to the public.
About
the Presenter
Steven J. Gold, BA Antioch
College, Philosophy and Religion; JD Emory Law School, is the founder/director
of the Yoga and Judaism Center in Atlanta, GA. He has been a student,
practitioner and teacher of spiritual self-realization and its related
philosophy and psychology for over forty years, including yoga, Vedanta, kabala
and eastern and western mysticism. He is an initiate and practitioner in the
Tradition of the Himalayan Masters, as propagated in the West by the late Sri
Swami Rama of the Himalayas. He is the author of Yoga and Judaism, Explorations of a Jewish Yogi; IVRI, The Essence of
Hebrew Spirituality: 21st Century Perspectives on an Ancient
Tradition; Torah Portion Summaries, With Insights from the Perspective of a
Jewish Yogi; Basic Spiritual Principles and is working on a new book with the tentative title, Dimensions: Navigating the Spiritual
Spectrum.
PS: I will also be making
a similar presentation at the Atlanta Southeast Limmud this Labor Day weekend,
with the following title:
Job’s Second Daughters
and the Kabbalah of the Unicorn.
There has been much
existential hand-wringing discussion over the centuries about the Book of Job. However,
there has been little focus on the significance of the concluding verses and
his second set of daughters. Come explore these interesting passages and the mystical
significance of how one daughter’s name relates to a single-horned creature,
sometimes associated with a unicorn.
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