September 2007			Volume II, Issue 1
	ARYA PRATINIDHI SABHA AMERICA KRINVANTO VISHVAM ARYAM – MAKE THIS WORLD NOBLE Registered Office: 224 Florence, Troy, Michigan 48098, U.S.A. Telephone: (248) 879-2531, Email: aryamerica@aryasamaj.com http://www.aryasamaj.com
In this Issue…… · An Urgent Appeal · Sammelan Workshop Summaries 1. Vedic Teachings & Youth 2. DAV School Curricula 3. Yoga & Meditation · Jeevan Prabhat Flyer Category of Links: Arya Pratinidhi Sabha America Arya Samaj Greater Houston Greater Dallas Arya Samaj Tankara (Birthplace of Swami Dayanand Saraswati)		An Urgent Appeal – Jeevan Prabhat Pondicherry Extend your helping hand for a cause. A mind is a terrible thing to waste - A humble request by Arya Pratinidhi Sabha America. Read about the progress of the Jeevan Prabhat project in Pondicherry. Learn how you can help. [Read More]
		Workshop Summaries from Seventeenth Arya Maha Sammelan (Dallas, Texas) Workshop: How to make Vedic teachings interesting for kids and youth. By Rajesh Khosla Objective of this workshop was to bring awareness of the need to develop delivery tools that are more in tune with the needs of kids growing up in the US. [Read More] Workshop: How to implement DAV School curricula in the North America Arya Samajs? By Manjri Mittal The workshop was designed to discuss how different Arya Samaj's across North America can embark on the effort of starting a Sunday/ DAV Sanskriti School (DAVSS), learn how DAVSS in Houston is running its operations, understand the logistics involved in starting the school, come up with a framework of how the curricula that is currently in place can be shared with other like minded schools and a process for ongoing maintenance of the curricula through feedback. [Read More] Workshop: How to incorporate Yoga/Meditation in Satsang? By Kamini Pahuja We were all in agreement that “Yoga & meditation “ should be part and parcel of Arya Samaj satsang and that Swami ji made Pranayam practice and Meditation an integral part in Sandhya Upasana as outlined in his books Satyarth Prakash (chapter 3) or “The Five Great Daily Duties”. [Read More]