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Teachers
Christopher, Christelle, Zohar and other teachers. Christopher Titmuss is a former Buddhist monk in Thailand and India, Christopher teaches Awakening and Insight Meditation around the world. He has been teaching annually the Bodh Gaya retreats since 1975. He is the founder and director of the Dharma Facilitators Programme. He gives retreats, participates in Yatras (pilgrimages) and facilitates Dharma gatherings. A senior Dharma teacher in the West, he is the author of numerous books books including Light on Enlightenment and Transforming Our Terror and also editor of the quarterly Dharma e-Newsletter. Christopher is the co-founder of Gaia House, Devon, and lives in Totnes, Devon, England. Christelle Bonneau who lives in a simple environment with her family near Foix, Tolouse, France, has facilitated groups in previous French Yatras, as well as led bhajans during the Yatra. Christelle is one of the organizers for this year's yatra. She has years of contact with the Dharma including intensive 10 day retreats and trips to India. Zohar Lavie fell in love with meditation in 2000 and has been following after her heart ever since. This journey has taken her from the meditation cushion into exploring further ways of expressing truth and love. She now spends most of her time dreaming up and facilitating retreats that offer service as a spiritual path around the world through Sanghaseva. Since 2006 she has been teaching retreats with Ajay, Jaya and Christopher. Ellaya Ayal Mor has been practising Dharma for the past 13 years or so. She experiences the path as being a long, ongoing, very beautiful process of unfolding, maturing, and deepening. She has spent extensive time in India, sitting retreats with Christopher Titmuss and other teachers, she has participated in two Israeli DFP's, and is an active member of Tovana, the Israeli insight association. Ellaya is a storyteller by profession and regards stories and storytelling to be an integral and inseparable part of her path. She finds stories to be powerful teaching and healing tools, that have the capacity to reflect life on its many levels and nuances, enhancing beauty, mystery, insight and wisdom. |
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