In Africa

Aumism

Presence & sharing

Centres & testimonies

Gatherings

• Places of worship and meeting:

  Places of worship and meeting:

  CENTROM OF BRAZZAVILLE

  POINTE-NOIRE, CENTROM CENTRE

  POINTE-NOIRE, CENTROM M’PAKA

  CENTROM DOLISIE

  CENTROM MOUENDI

  CENTROM KIMONGO

  CENTROM LOUDIMA

  CENTROM NKAYI

  CENTROM CABINDA

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  Television programme on DRTV, HOMÉOSTASIE, guest: Vedhyas VISHTI, 10 March 2020, Vicaelle OBEKO and Alexis BONGO, on YouTube (in French)

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  2nd television programme on DRTV, HOMÉOSTASIE, guest: Vedhyas VISHTI, 21 March 2020, Vicaelle OBEKO and Alexis BONGO, on YouTube (in French)

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  “Aumism: a Spiritual heritage of Humanity; the Synthesis and Unity of Religions.”

  “Aumism and the Well-being of Mankind”: this was the theme on which the members of the Aumist community of Brazzaville organised, on 20 December last, a lecture and debate, with an exhibition and sale of Aumist books. The aim of the lecture was to make Congolese men and women aware that God is “ONE” and Unique, but that it is human beings who divide Him, divisions that are the source of many contradictions; and also to show all those who believe in the unity of the faces of God that this awareness brings peace and Universal fraternity. The lecture and debate were led in turn by Vedhyas Aruja, Charlin KINOUANI and Ghislain BOUESSO NZAMBI.

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  Among the points made during this lecture, we will remember that Aumism is a doctrine that aims at the balance of body and Spirit, at understanding oneself better in order to better understand others, at praying for the evolution of beings, at helping the human kingdom to progress on the path of tolerance, harmony and peace. Aumism reconciles Science and Religion, with realistic perspectives for a shared future.

  “Aumism is the Armour of the Warrior and the Rosary of the Religious, the short path leading to the Unity of the faces of God. Thus, being an Aumist is living one’s faith without seeking to impose it on others; it is praying for all, friends or enemies, being a selfless servant of the world and of the Universe; it is also purifying oneself inwardly while helping to purify the astral and the matter of inhabited and uninhabited worlds, helping our friends the entities of stones, plants, animals and the elements to reach the higher worlds of the great evolutionary ladder, of which man is only one link; it is also developing the feeling of Unity and Universality, faithfully loving one’s country without forgetting to be a citizen of the world and of the universe, detaching oneself each day from personal problems in order to take part in the silent service of the world,” explained Vedhyas Aruja.

  The lecture was built around several sub-themes, including “From Aumist baptism to the education of man”, led by the speaker Charlin KINOUANI, which focused on the realities and mysteries of life, in particular death, the purpose of life on earth, suffering and more. The other sub-theme dealt with Aumism and well-being through naturopathy and yoga, and with Aumist postures.

  It was the ideal occasion for the speakers to enlighten the public about the Aumist books, among them the books of yoga, of the Revelation, the books of the new Divine Laws, Le Flambeau d’Unité, and the books of the Aumist Sacraments.

  Answering some of the audience’s concerns, such as the misunderstood enigma of death, the speakers replied: “It is because death is the factor that terrifies man; man lives with death every day. According to them, when a seeker of truth does not master the enigma of death, he drifts in a void. And the pain of death misunderstood leads to death, whereas pain should enable man to move forward, to break down social barriers, to triumph over all obstacles, to become aware of himself and to advance.”

  The ceremony ended with the screening of a film about the work of the founder of the Aumist doctrine, foundation of the Golden Age, H.H. HAMSANANDA, and a visit to the exhibition of the fraternity’s books.