Maha Meditation Class in Upstate New York

WPHO, September 3, 2011 – Despite of the aftermath of Hurricane Irene, Maha Meditation is going to hold a new class on September 6 in Upstate New York.

Many of those who are pursuing spiritual development, holistic wellbeing and direction of life, and who are seeking business opportunities from the cities in the East, including Hong Kong, Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Singapore and so on, have arrived in the city of Amsterdam, NY, waiting for the exciting event in this peaceful small city.

"I'm going to continue the advanced class after the class on September 6. I'm looking forward to it. I've been practicing One Day Two Practices and Three Chantings Dharma when I was in Foshan (a city in Guangdong Province); the result is terrific." said Yandong Li, 36 years old, a manger of a strategic planning company. He is staying in a local hotel.

"The retreat class following the one-day class will last for two weeks. I've been waiting for it for more than a month!" said Amy Cheung, a real estate agent from Hong Kong.

The One Day Two Practices and Three Chantings Dharma, the entry level of Maha Meditation, is widely spread in Asia by Holy Ziguang Shang Shi's disciples. A nearly 1,000 attendees' Dharma Convention was successfully held in Hong Kong on August 6, 2011. A large number of the visitors coming recently have attended that Convention and already been benefited from the Dharma practice.

It is said that the Maha Meditation introductory class is condensed in one day. It will teach the coming students the proper practice method, which can help them start to build up inner strength and physical health.

Under current economic circumstances in the US, this "spiritual travelling" or "pilgrimage tourism" can be considered one way of boosting local economy.

About Maha Meditation

Maha Meditation is derived from Guang Huan Mi Zong Buddhism, founded by Holy Ziguang Shang Shi. It originates from ancient India over two thousand years ago, a direct lineage from Sakyamuni Buddha. Maha Meditation's focus is to heal diseases and allow each individual to connect to the divine message of life through their own path and understanding. Therefore, it is for everyone in the world, without distinction as to race, religion, gender or age.