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The Real Matrix - Presentation and workshop

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Meditation, Science and Silence

The widespread belief that the universe, and life, emerged as a result of purely physical laws is being challenged by growing numbers of scientists.

EXPLORING the evidence of a ‘consciousness-based paradigm’. DISCUSSING the implications of this fresh understanding for how we can best live our own lives, both individually and collectively.

Admission free. No need to book. All Welcome.

Speaker: Neville Hodgkinson

A Medical and Science correspondent for the Sunday times in the past and the author of ‘Will To Be Well’, Neville Hodgkinson has authoritative insights on the subject of mind and matter. He has followed the teachings of Brahma Kumaris for many years, and has been living in the Global Retreat Centre near Oxford.

This talk is part of the Inner Space, The Meditation Centre series.

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