Chinmaya Mission

Golden Saying The ritualist gets involved in the means without aspiring for the real Goal. - H.H. Swami Chinmayananda

Mission Statement: To provide to individuals, from any background, the wisdom of Vedanta and practical means for spiritual growth and happiness, enabling them to become a positive contributor to the society. Our Motto: To give maximum happiness to maximum number for the maximum time is our religion. The Vision: Inner transformation of individuals resulting in a happy world around them. :: Guru Poornima, 19th July 2008 ::|::Classes re-open from week ending 26th July::

Useful Links

UPCOMING EVENTS

TURN IT ON

Event	Junior CHYK Camp (Residential Spiritual Camp children for 13 – 17years old)
Speaker	Brahmachari Adarsh Chaitanya, Spiritual Teacher, Chinmaya Mission Auckland Darren Pereira, International Motivational Speaker, Director of Success Integrated, Member of Chinmaya Mission Melbourne, Former Youth Group Member of Chinmaya Mission Melbourne
Date	Friday, 26th – Sunday, 28th March 2010 (Residential - 2 nights)
Time	Friday, 5:30pm – Sunday, 3pm
Venue	YMCA Camp Adair, Hunua 2487, Hunua Road, Hunua - 2583
Charges	$100.00 (incl. travel, meals and lodging)

Read More

TIPS FOR HAPPY LIVING

Event	Gyana Yagna (Spiritual Discourse)
Speaker	H. H. Swami Tejomayananda, Spiritual Head of Chinmaya Mission World Wide
Date	13th – 17th April 2010 (5 nights)
Time	7:30pm – 9:00pm
Venue	Dorothy Winstone Centre, Auckland Girls Grammar School, Howe Street, Newton, Auckland
Charges	These talks are free to the public and are held in English

Read More

RECENT EVENTS

	INAUGURAL LADIES RETREAT Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to unwind the heart, de-stress the mind and learn something refreshing and helpful in our daily lives From our enigmatic Swamini Amritananda in her first event in Auckland. Date: Saturday 14th November 2009, Time: 8:00am - 4:30pm

	Read More

	The Great India Time Pass Chinmaya Mission New Zealand in association with Pan World Travel and Dream Kitchens present. Date: Friday August 21st 2009, at the Dorothy Winstone Centre Auckland Girls Grammar School Hall. Time: 7.30pm, The Great Indian Time.

	Read More... \| View Photos