Greater Detachment, Greater Love – Contradiction or Paradox?

Detachment is often seen as an unhealthy factor in dysfunctional relationships. But what if this works the other way round?  Greater detachment, means, rather than identifying someone or something as the source of our well-being, we live in the truth that we need nothing. Rather than leading to isolation, it is this true detachment that allows the soul to shine through, and enables us to be consistently loving and cooperative. 

 

Speaker: 

Sharona Stillerman has been a student and teacher of Raja Yoga meditation for more than 38 years. She is director of the Brahma Kumaris, Israel. Sharona was born in Wisconsin and studied in the USA and France. She opened the first Brahma Kumaris Center in Boston, USA, and for 15 years worked as a senior lecturer in English at Boston University. She is currently based in Israel but also travels extensively internationally, leading meditation and self-empowerment programs.