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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is Vedic Meditation

Vedic Meditation is a simple, natural technique from the ancient Vedic tradition of India. It uses a personalised sound, or mantra, to settle the mind into a state of deep rest while remaining fully awake and aware. Unlike other forms of meditation that require focus or concentration, Vedic Meditation is effortless, making it accessible for anyone.

Q2. How is it practiced?

The practice involves sitting comfortably with eyes closed and silently repeating your personal mantra for about 20 minutes, twice a day. You don’t need to sit cross-legged or in silence for hours; the technique is designed to fit into busy modern lifestyles.

Q3. Why meditate?

Meditation helps release stress at its root, calming the nervous system and restoring balance to the body and mind. The benefits ripple into all areas of life: better sleep, reduced anxiety, more energy, increased creativity, stronger relationships, and a greater sense of clarity and resilience.

Q4. What is mantra?

The mantra allows the mind to move beyond surface-level thoughts into a quieter, deeper state of awareness. As the body enters this restful state, it dissolves stored stress and fatigue, leaving you refreshed, recharged, and more present in daily life.

Q5. Is Vedic Meditation for Me?

Yes. Vedic Meditation is designed for people from all walks of life—whether you’re a busy parent, student, professional, or retiree. No prior experience is needed, and the practice is tailored to each individual, making it accessible regardless of lifestyle or background.

Q6. When Will I See the Benefits?

Many people notice changes (such as better sleep, calmer mood, or increased focus) within the first few days of practice. Over time, as stress is released more deeply, the benefits become cumulative and long-lasting.

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Their purpose is to invest in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander remote Communities to provide the tools and resources they request to shape the direction of their children’s literacy future.

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Having books that share local stories in First Languages, preserves and maintains Indigenous languages and culture, as well as builds pride, identity and strengthens a sense of belonging, confidence and wellbeing.

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This year, they aim to gift 136,800 books through our Book Supply program, publish 30 books representing 21 languages through Community Publishing and strengthen our relationship with the 107 playgroups we are working on through our Book Buzz program.​

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Acknowledgement

​Our team acknowledges the Dharawal, Gundungurra and Gadigal peoples as the traditional custodians of the Aboriginal lands in which sovereignty has never been ceded that we now operate and live on.

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​Paying deepest gratitude and respect to all First Nations survivors passed, living and emerging who carried our knowledge and stories, with strength in their stride walking this land before us. Who birthed and nurtured our existence proudly, so we can hold our heads high and raise our voices loudly to evoke unity and healing within us all.

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Ngali Garima mala jugun, Ngaliwana janja mala jugun 

(We look after this country, we don’t harm this country).

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