Siddhachalam NJ 1993 06 Acharya Sushil Kumarji

Author(s): Siddhachalam NJ
Publisher: USA International Mahavir Jain Mission Siddhachalam

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SIDDHACHALAM FAMILY CAMP '93
FUN FOR EVERYONE! ADULTS: All adults are invited to join us in the celebration of our and new. Play a game of basketball or volleyball, partici15th annual camp. Enjoy the peaceful environment at pate in our arts and crafts or dive in for a swim in the pool. Siddhachalam as you participate in yoga instruction, There will be a fun filled day of roller-skating and perhaps chanting and meditation. A wide variety of educators and even a trip to the beach! Siddhachalam's relaxed environmonks will be on staff to ensure you receive the maxi- ment will make it easy to learn the fundamentals of mum benefit from your week long stay -- and of course Jainism, while Guruji and his resident monks will be you will have the opportunity to learn from the divine available to teach simple yoga exercises, chanting and teachings of His Holiness Acharya Sushil Kumarji meditation. For those who are already knowledgeable in Maharaj.
these practices, you can expand your awareness and ADOLESCENTS AND TEENS:
deepen your understanding with the help of our diverse Many of Siddhachalam's previous guests have formed staff. And please don't worry about your meals as we will lasting friendships at our family camps and you, too, will be serving an equal amount of American and Indian food have the chance to enjoy the company of friends both old - from pizza to puri!
Guruji with his Yoga Students If you have any questions about Family Camp '93, please feel free to contact us. We would also like to hear from you if you are able to serve as a counselor or volunteer. Siddhachalam:
Shanti Jain Smith (908)362-9793 Long Island:
Sampurna Jain (516) 627-5508 Connecticut:
Sue Currim
(203) 255-0432 New Jersey Youth Wing: Nikhil Shah (908) 572-7913 Pennsylvania Youth Wing: Anjali Shah
(215) 674-2688 Camp Co-Convener:
Dhiren Shah
(908) 813-0479 Camp Convener:
Sarla Jain
(201) 784-0118 JULY 11-18, 1993
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