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How Padmasambhava Yoga Centre runsThe centre is run by a small group of dedicated individuals. Set up as an unincorporated community association in 1995.From the beginning the underlying philosophy has been one of seva and karma yoga or selfless service. This is the core practice of the members of Padma. Aims and Objectives Here are the main aims:-
What Padma provides to students
The teachers All regular class teachers are trained in the "Satyananda Yoga" tradition. The resident teachers and the members of the committee receive no remuneration or material reward for running the centre. The residents provide for their own living expenses through external work. Padma does pay its teachers to teach classes, workshops and retreats. The facilities The property at which the centre runs its activities, much of the equipment and motor vehicle expenses are provided mostly by donation. Padma does contribute to a share of the costs of services, motor expenses and upkeep of the facilities. Sources of income
Where the money goes Full details of Padmasambhava's expenditure can be seen on request.
The benefits of this approach We are able to teach classes and hold events irrespective of whether they are financially viable independently as profits from certain courses can be used to subsidise others without the usual requirements that other organisations and centres may have to break even or make a profit. This allows us to hold events that will be of the most benefit to the students attending. We are able to work in a spirit of seva considering the needs of others as a priority when embarking on any project.
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