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Make an online donation to SYD UK now via the Charity Aid Foundation website. Clicking on this link will take you to the CAF website. See our Terms of Use regarding links to other sites. Make a regular donation to SYD UK By making a regular donation you can help us plan more effectively for the future of Siddha Yoga meditation in the UK. Simply download the appropriate form(s), print off, complete and mail to: SYD UK,Kingston House, Pierrepont Street, Bath, BA1 1LA
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Acrobat Reader. How your donation (dakshina) will be used Your generous donation will be used for the purposes of the charitable work of SYD UK, including:
Unless given for a specific purpose, donations received are applied to meet SYD UK operating expenses and reserves connected with the above activities. Any surplus arising from donations is applied according to the charitable objects of SYD UK. For more information, please contact the SYD UK finance office at our
registered address. Please note that a copy of the SYD UK current audited
annual accounts is available for a nominal fee. Dakshina in the Siddha Yoga tradition is the practice of offering a portion of our monetary resources to the work of our spiritual master. It is an expression of gratitude and love for the teachings and grace received from the master. We offer dakshina out of love to that which we love. Through the practice of dakshina, we consciously acknowledge and strengthen our commitment to our spiritual path. As with all spiritual practices, dakshina brings its own blessings and gifts to us as we practise it. People often share that dakshina opens their hearts and increases their awareness of abundance in their lives. As we engage in the natural cycle of giving and receiving, we find our experience of gratitude is magnified. And, mystically, we deepen our capacity to receive and assimilate the grace flowing from the Guru. |
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