How our thoughts and feelings shape our world Can we really change habits of thinking developed over a lifetime? Explore the fascinating science of neuroplasticity alongside the wisdom of Raja Yoga, and discover how meditation can help us develop new, more positive ways of thinking and living. A relaxed and uplifting morning with a talk, meditation, refreshments, group discussion and Q&A. Meet Our Special Guest – Neville Hodgkinson Neville Hodgkinson is a former science and medical correspondent for The Sunday Times and other leading national newspapers, an author and a long-standing Raja Yoga meditation practitioner. For more than four decades, Neville has explored the fascinating connections between science, the mind, health and spirituality. His books include Will to Be Well and I Know How to Live, I Know How to Die, inspired by the wisdom of Dadi Janki. What makes Neville so special is the combination of an enquiring scientific mind, a lifetime of spiritual experience and a wonderfully gentle, sincere and down-to-earth approach. With his warmth, wisdom and genuine curiosity about human potential, Neville brings fresh insights into how we think, how we live and our remarkable capacity for positive change. A wonderful opportunity to hear from someone who brings together the worlds of science and spirituality with such warmth and depth. A little information before you come Everyone is warmly welcome. No previous experience of meditation is needed. All talks and meditations take place seated comfortably on chairs. There is no need to sit on the floor, and meditation is practised with eyes open. This event is offered free of charge by InnerSpace Glasgow, a community service of the Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University (UK), a registered charity. Voluntary donations are welcome but never expected. Booking is essential as places are limited. Organised by InnerSpace Brahma Kumaris Meditation Centre Glasgow, Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University is a registered charity in Scotland No. SC040512

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