Sri Jagannath Center

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The Sri Jagannath Center (SJC) is established in 1998 with the objective of teaching Vedic Astrology in the ancient, time-honored tradition of Maharishi Parasara, Jaimini and other sages of yore. The tradition traces its lineage to Mahapurush Achyuta Dasa, the disciple of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu. Vedic Astrology will be taught by a panel of Jyotish Guru's in the traditional Jyotish parampara of Jagannath,Puri. The highest standards of integrity would be infused through the strict discipline of yogic practices in the Vedic religion including training in Vedic remedial measures. Meditation including dhyana (meditation techniques to cleanse the mind), dharana (concentration techniques to increase intelligence and use of intuition), pranayama (yogic breathing methods to increase life force) etc. are taught to ensure spiritual discipline while the classes on the Srimad Bhagavad Gita and Sanskrit ensures a balanced spiritual growth with the knowledge of Vedic Astrology.

Sri Jagannath Center (SJC-Western Region) was established in 2001 A.D. Run on similar lines is SJC-India, which is dedicated to the propagation of Vedic Learning including Astrology, Spirituality, Vedic Numerology, Vaastu Shastra, Hinduism.

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Anonymous said…
Dear Sir:

Im robert from the Philippines.Is there any way i can study Vedic Astro in my country? Please suggest what to do? Sai ram.
Saturday, October 14, 2006 1:23:00 AM
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