Jain Digest 2002 01

SR No.: 527083
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Federation of JAINA
Publisher: USA Federation of JAINA
Publication Year: 2002
Total Pages: 40
Language: English
Classification: Magazine, USA_Jain Digest, & USA
File Size: 6 MB

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UPCOMING EVENTS:
2nd Annual Shibir July 4-7, 2002
to coincide with 5th Biennial YJA Convention Walking the Path of Adhyatma
To Get Rid of Mithyatva
It gives us immense pleasure to invite you, your family and friends to the Second Annual Shibir organized by the Jain Adhyatma Academy of North America (JAANA) at
Ramada Plaza Hotel & Conference Center 3050 Woodbridge Ave. Edison, New Jersey 08837
For all of us the 1st annual shibir was an everlasting memory. We assure you that this 2ndAnnual Shibir will be equally rewarding to all of us. We have invited Pandit Dr. Hukumchandji Bharill, Pandit Abhaykumar Shastri and Pandit Dhirajbhai Mehta from India. Prof. Parasmal Agrawal and our youngest scholar Mr. Prakash Jain will join them.
Experience 3 days of total internal peace while learning about Jain Adhyatma
Lectures Panel Discussions Bhakti Social Spaces are limited First come first served basis. Cost: $69 + tax per day with two double beds (up to 4 persons) Meal cost: $20 per person per day (3 meals + afternoon tea) Shibir Registration: No charge (please fill out the form and fax) Please note: hotel has shuttle service to and from Newark Airport. Name
Address State
Email
Arriving by Flight_
Who Will Attend the Shibir? No of
adults
kids
Zip
I would like to
Phone
by Car
_share room with others and divide the costs - have my own room and pay for it
Local registrant. Count me for meals only Note: The rates mentioned above are subject to increase after May 20, 2002.
Please fax at 972-424-0680 or mail to Jain Adhyatma Academy of North America 601 West Parker Road, Suite 106, Plano, TX 75023 or email:info@jainadhyatma.org
Camp Inside Out July 28th- Aug 3rd, 2002 Siddhachalam, NJ
Camp Inside Out is a camp that was created by youth for youth to teach the core values of Jainism and to give young Jains entering 6th, 7th, and 8th grades a forum to meet others who share a similar background. Similar retreat was held at Siddhachalam in Blairstown, NJ in August 2001. The success of last year's camp was a true indication for need of such a Camp.
The camp is reminiscent of the spirit of Acharya Sushil Muniji's commitment to educating the next generation of Jains in America. Catered specifically for youth, this retreat interfaces the philosophical fundamentals and the practical applications of Jainism in an environment filled with creative, social, and physical activities for the mind, body and spirit.
A day in the life of Camp Inside Out Education
⚫ Yoga
• Meditation
• Discussions of Jain principles and values in everyday life
⚫ Jain teachings from Subhamji
• Social Activism
Social Activism Social Activities
Sports & Physical Activities
Arts and Crafts- self expression through creativity
Camper's Corner
Here's what the camper of 2001 had to say about the Camp The best summer I ever had was at Camp Inside Out. I got to meet new people and learn interesting things about my religion. I also learned how to handle certain situations and deal with different kinds of dilemmas. -Ankita Modi
Interested in Camp Inside Out 2002?
Camper Qualifications: Age 10-14, entering 6th, 7th, or 8th grades When: July 28th August 3rd
Where: Siddhachalam Blairstown, NJ
How to Register: visit our website at www.jaincamp.com to print out registration forms. Registration begins April 15th.
Interested in being a counselor?
Please contact Parag Vora at parag.vora@aya.yale.edu or Deepen Vera at deepenv@aol.com Counselors must be 21 or older.
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