Awakin Mumbai, with Nipun Mehta
Awakin Circles bring together small groups of people in living rooms around the world. In Mumbai, we've hosted such circles for many years now and are thrilled to be hosting a dear guest this month.
On Monday, November 28th, we're delighted to host a circle at our home [in Ghatkopar East], with Nipun Mehta.
About the Speaker: At the age of 25, Nipun Mehta quit his job to become a "full time volunteer." Originally, he embarked on a small experiment to deepen his alignment of meditation and service -- but much to his surprise, the ripples spread to millions, and was even applauded by the likes of Dalai Lama and President Obama. Still wary of being caught by "golden handcuffs" of impacting the world, Nipun and his wife embarked on a transformative walking pilgrimage across India with practically nothing. Deeply inspired by Gandhi, he speaks of a "Gandhi 3.0" possibility of distributed everyday heroes harmonizing via the "inner-net". Although he serves tirelessly, his life's mission statement is rather simple: "Bring smiles in the world and stillness in my heart."
It would be great to have you join us, share a contemplative space of reflection, and plant seeds for co-creating more goodness in the world. To join, simply RSVP below with your email address and you'll be emailed the details.
On Monday, November 28th, we're delighted to host a circle at our home [in Ghatkopar East], with Nipun Mehta.
- 6:30pm -- Sit Together in Silence
- 7:30pm -- Circle or Nipun's reflections/stories, Q&A
- 9:00pm -- Dinner + Hugs
About the Speaker: At the age of 25, Nipun Mehta quit his job to become a "full time volunteer." Originally, he embarked on a small experiment to deepen his alignment of meditation and service -- but much to his surprise, the ripples spread to millions, and was even applauded by the likes of Dalai Lama and President Obama. Still wary of being caught by "golden handcuffs" of impacting the world, Nipun and his wife embarked on a transformative walking pilgrimage across India with practically nothing. Deeply inspired by Gandhi, he speaks of a "Gandhi 3.0" possibility of distributed everyday heroes harmonizing via the "inner-net". Although he serves tirelessly, his life's mission statement is rather simple: "Bring smiles in the world and stillness in my heart."It would be great to have you join us, share a contemplative space of reflection, and plant seeds for co-creating more goodness in the world. To join, simply RSVP below with your email address and you'll be emailed the details.
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