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Monday 10am - 11:15am 6pm - 9pm Tuesday 6pm - 8:30pm Wednesday 5:30pm - 6:45pm Thursday 10am - 11:15am 5:30pm - 6:45pm Friday 10am - 11:15am 7pm - 8:30pm Saturday 8:30am - 9:45am Sunday 6pm - 7:30pm

Australian School of Meditation & Yoga Adelaide

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Australian School of Meditation & Yoga Adelaide

Find inner peace and greater well-being at our beautiful, relaxed and friendly yoga and meditation studio where everyone is welcome.
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We offer: mindfulness, meditation, sacred music kirtan, relaxation, yoga asanas, spiritual wisdom, and workshops. Namaste and welcome to our stunning and tranquil meditation and yoga asana studio centrally located in North Adelaide. You’ll find it easy to relax and unwind in our friendly yoga/meditation space. In addition to our yoga asana classes, weekly meditation and relaxation sessions, we also have Sunday Kirtan Meditation with spiritual insights, and Learn to Meditate Workshops which include breathwork and mindfulness. Our programs will leave you feeling uplifted, energised, relaxed and peaceful. Find a class that suits you on our extensive timetable here: https://asmy.org.au/adelaide/timetable/

05/03/2026

This Sunday, join us for an evening of uplifting kirtan, peaceful meditation, and soulful connection. 😍 It's our Gaura Golden Moon Kirtan!

If you’ve been feeling the call for deeper peace, joy, or inspiration—this is your invitation.

✨ Relax your mind�
✨ Open your heart
✨ Nourish your spirit
✨ Enjoy a delicious vegetarian dinner

Everyone is welcome. No experience required.

🗓 Sunday, March 8 | 6:00–8:15 pm�
📍 North Adelaide
�🎟 $15 (dinner included — bookings essential)

Book here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/gaura-golden-moon-kirtan-tickets-1983185862300?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

01/03/2026

Yoga with a Spiritual Heart 🌸🌻🌿

Experience yoga as more than just movement! Our classes combine yoga postures, pranayama (breathwork), meditation and relaxation to help you achieve greater balance in your life. 😍

We offer a thoughtful blend of Hatha Yoga and gentle flow, leaving you feeling stretched, focused and calm.

Whether you’re completely new to yoga or have been practicing for some time, you will find our classes welcoming, friendly, uplifting and grounding.

✨ 5 experienced teachers
✨ 8 classes each week

Try our info offers:
2-weeks unlimited - $25
5-class pass - $50

Learn more here: https://asmy.org.au/adelaide/yoga-classes/

26/02/2026

Reminder: There is NO KIRTAN MEDITATION this Sunday (March 1st).

But we do have a special and auspicious kirtan event the following Sunday (March 8th). A wonderful evening of chanting meditation, inspiring reflection and a festive vegetarian dinner.

> Everyone welcome!
> Sunday, March 8, 6:00–8:15 pm
> 20 Chapel Street, North Adelaide
> $15 (includes dinner — booking essential for catering)

Book for Sunday 8th here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/gaura-golden-moon-kirtan-tickets-1983185862300?aff=oddtdtcreator

24/02/2026

Come sing, celebrate, and bathe in the golden moonlight of Gaura’s kirtan ✨ {Sunday, March 8th}

Join us for an auspicious evening of chanting and awaken spiritual happiness and inner peace.

This special gathering offers:
• Relaxing guided meditation
• Heart-opening kirtan
• Inspiring wisdom reflections
• Meaningful connection
• A delicious vegetarian festive dinner

Everyone welcome, whether you attend meditation regularly, haven't been in ages, or have never been before! We'd love to see you there.

🗓 Sunday, March 8
⏰ 6:00–8:15 pm
📍 20 Chapel Street, North Adelaide
🎟 $15 (includes dinner — booking essential for catering)

Grab your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.co.nz/e/1983185862300?aff=oddtdtcreator

22/02/2026

Happy kirtan Night

18/02/2026

*NEW YOGA TEACHER* 🤸‍♀️🧘‍♀️

“Brittney gave us a beautiful class, both challenging and relaxing. She is a lovely person and very knowledgable. Everyone was very happy.” (Message from an attendee.) 🙏

Brittney is our new yoga asana teacher for Saturday morning 8:30am. Some people can find it a little difficult adapting to new teachers, but so far all the feedback has been very positive. 🥰

We’re very happy to have her on the team, and I hope you will try out her class.

Our full timetable is here: https://asmy.org.au/adelaide/timetable/

15/02/2026

Sweet Chanting in Beautiful Cool Space.

10/02/2026

I read a little of this answer on Sunday night from the great spiritual teacher Srila Bhaktisiddhanta.

Reproduction of a conversation with Major Bahadur on June 14th, 1935, originally published in "The Harmonist" on June 27, 1935. Edited slightly.

Question: I cannot understand this world.

Answer: It is camp life. This world is not our original abode. It is meant for certain purposes. We should aim to find out what that purpose is.
After that we are to proceed to our original home. This world is not a desirable place. It is not good to be enticed to stay here for a long time, forgetting our original home. We stay there with God. We are the eternal servants of God.

When we decide to lord it over the universe we are allowed these facilities for temporary purposes.
They do not serve our eternal purposes. It would be better for us to seek the place where we can find the real peace. Here we are always liable to be disturbed. By these disturbances the Supreme wants to teach us that world is not our eternal home, but that all real peace is to be found in Him.

Being troubled we would naturally like to go back to the original place. Life in this world should be conducted peacefully instead of in the spirit of retaliation. We should learn to surrender in love to our supreme eternal friend. If we do so we may have that very peace here.

It is because we are ambitious to dominate that we are brought here. We should better go back into our own position, to our only Friend. He is the only Resort of all our needs and desires. But if we take the burden upon ourselves to turn away we run into troubles in the shape of our daily transactions. We should not be so tempted. The maya’s offers are meant to delude us to think this world to be a comfortable place.

We should lend our ears to know about the better situation of the transcendental world where the best aspects of the Reality are exhibited. Here we suffer from the difficulties of our eclipsed vision.

The great sages will always look to our interest. Here our friends sometimes like us and sometimes they turn against us. But here there is opportunity of hearing about our original home from persons who know the spiritual world.

If we neglect the opportunity we are unfortunate. Their words will lift us and change our mentality.

All sorts of puzzling questions will be solved if only we give our lending ear to those persons who have very little to do with this world.

Our situations in this world are liable to change like fogs and mists. Being intelligent we should manage sometimes to hear of the transcendental world. If we are incredulous we will not be given the opportunity.

This external body will be changed and also our present situations. But we have got a transcendental frame. As soon as we will learn that the transcendental frame is working in us, this mortal coil will cease to trouble.
The people of the West think that the mind is the soul. We differ from them. There exists ample Vedic literature in support of the view that the soul is the proprietor of the mind.

The mind is the proxy of the soul to deal with the external world in five different relations as husband and spouse, master and servant, parent and child, as friend and as neutral.
The soul is now enwrapped by the gross and subtle material bodies. They are meant for the use of the soul for a certain period but the soul is the real entity.

People are very busy with the gross and subtle material things, ignoring the very health of the soul. The material things will change. This change sometimes gives us facilities and sometimes hinders our progress. But the soul does not change and cannot be destroyed, although he is susceptible of being covered up by the subtle or abstract form of material grossness in the shape of our passing mentality which is a gift of Maya. She has given us the senses to measure the pleasing things for selfish aggrandisement.

We are liable to be troubled by things this world. Their number will show us that they are more numerous than the things that can give us bliss, the only thing that should be sought. The whole ecstatic centre is in Godhead. All pleasing sensation of this world, if properly judged, is found to hold for temporal purposes only, in order to have our fruits later on. It is the training plane. On this plane we are liable to suppose that everything is meant to serve us. But the real truth is that we are to serve Godhead in the five different capacities. It is only when we deem it fit to come down to this world to lord it over other finite entities for our enjoyment that our real position happens to be forgot to some extent. This condition arises when we want to deprive our Lord. That tendency was innate with us. It led us to prefer this temporal region by our own desire. These entanglements will be slowly removed when we meet with persons who are in knowledge of our real spiritual interest. We should be prepared to hear how we can live a peaceful life and aspire after eternal bliss from the Absolute who can give it. Unless we submit to Him there is no possibility of getting to the Eternal Region.

We are for making money, earning fame and enjoying pleasures. This is the natural inclination here. All this non-Absolute propaganda is due to aversion to the service of the Absolute. We should, therefore, lend our ear to the descriptions of Transcendence in order to be able to understand how to get the true fruit of the soul instead of being misled by the mind. He is always on the look-out for aggrandising his own interest when he is naturally deluded by the mind. The slumbering soul requires to be roused up. The best use of our intelligence, foresight, desirability, should be to make progress towards the eternal life. Temporal pleasures are bound to trouble us in the long run.

08/02/2026

Sweet Kirtan Circle

29/01/2026

Last Sunday night, we had a few questions about the mantras that we chant. Since kirtan meditation is at the heart of what we do, I thought it would be nice to share about the meanings of the mantras.

The mantras that we chant are names and representations of the Supreme Person.

We all have different names according to different relationships. Someone might be called...

Mr. Smith by their students
Darling by the wife
John by neighbors
Johno by friends
Johny-boy by his mum, etc.

In the same way, the Supreme Person has different names that represent different degrees of relationship and intimacy. Some names are awe inspiring / reverential, and some are more personal, friendly and loving.

For example, “God” is like a formal title, and “Krishna” is an affectionate name that means the all attractive (every attractive quality that anyone could possibly have, Krishna has in full.)

One doesn’t need to know the meanings of the mantras for their power and potency to have effect. Receiving these mantras from an authentic source (like in our spiritual lineage) allows their full potency to flow from the Original Source.

But if you are curious about the meanings of the mantras, feel free to reach out. I always love to share the philosophy behind what we do!

Address

20 Chapel Street
North Adelaide, SA
5006

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 11:15am
	6pm - 9pm
Tuesday	6pm - 8:30pm
Wednesday	5:30pm - 6:45pm
Thursday	10am - 11:15am
	5:30pm - 6:45pm
Friday	10am - 11:15am
	7pm - 8:30pm
Saturday	8:30am - 9:45am
Sunday	6pm - 7:30pm

Website

https://asmy.org.au/adelaide/

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Namaste, welcome to our stunning and tranquil meditation and hatha yoga centre centrally located in the leafy suburb of North Adelaide. You’ll find it easy to relax and unwind in our friendly and air conditioned yoga/meditation space. In addition to our hatha yoga asana classes, weekly meditation and deep peace programs, we also have Sacred Kirtan Meditation programs with Bhagavad-gita talks and Vegetarian buffet, a variety of Workshops, and Yoga Wisdom. Our programs will leave you feeling inspired, relaxed and peaceful.