I am a spiritual being, existing in a spiritual world, created and shaped by a conscious, spiritual universe.
Ordained
I am a spiritual being, existing in a spiritual world, created and shaped by a conscious, spiritual universe.
Ordained
I am Clyde McClain "Mac" Lewman, ordained by the Universal Life Church. Our practice is physical and focuses on ancient tai-chi, chi-kung, yoga and higher level teachings and methods of healing. We seek God and healing through meditation practices that combine breath, movement and stillness. Here are the 4 simple and powerful beginning stages of our teaching:
1) Standing meditative energization exercises.
2) On the ground, gentle yoga exercises.
3) Modified lotus/chi-kung sitting with external/internal energy movements.
4) Modified savasana-lying down, internal/external energy movements.
We incorporate kirtan music and chanting to enhance and deepen our self-exploration experience, and we practice allowing our entire body and being to become our ears.
Please text, call, or email us at: 808-859-1132
If you have a group, we can come to you.
Meditation Therapy Treatment - $50.00 donation for a 1 hour session.
Waiawa is where I envision this church to be. This is an excellent location priced reasonably at $670,000, and we need to raise $750,000.00 for necessary improvements. As a disciple of Yogananda, my teachings encompass not only traditional Yoga but also Chi-kung healing and various concepts from other traditions, which I believe Yogananda would appreciate. However, I would need permission from Ananda Village to use this symbol. I have thoroughly studied the King James Bible, but I consider my spiritual bibles to be: A) Autobiography of a Yogi, by Paramhansa Yogananda, B) The New Path, by Swami Kriyananda, and C) Lightbearer, by Ash Nayaswami. Through Kirtan music and meditation practices, I aim to share the essence of being a spiritual being in my teachings.
The entrance sign at Ananda Village, along with the Ananda logo, represents the "Joy Is Within You" symbol, created by Swami Kriyananda. This symbol has multiple layers of meaning that resonate deeply with the teachings of yoga and meditation practices:
Two little lines in the middle represent a bird, symbolizing the spiritual being or soul. Two curved lines at the bottom form a symbolic mountain, representing the soul's aspiration towards God. The other curves illustrate the flight path of the soul or bird.
Overall, the symbol signifies the journey of the soul (the bird) flying out into the world, seeking joy (represented by the flight path), only to discover that true and lasting joy is found within.
In essence, the sign embodies the core message of Ananda, highlighting that lasting happiness and fulfillment are not found in external pursuits but rather through introspection, chi-kung healing, and a connection with the divine within. Additionally, the uplifting Kirtan music often heard in the community echoes this profound message, reinforcing that joy is cultivated through inner awareness.
Mahalo!
