If you're looking to find your 'zen' then there is only one place in Bali to head to – Ubud. Lovingly known as the
"spiritual heart of Bali". And this October there's even more positive energy at the Spiritual Science Festival.
This feel-good two-day event is chocked full of music, meditation and Indian and Balinese dance. The main theme of the weekend is to spread the importance of ahimsa - meaning "not to injure" and vegetarianism.
The Pyramid Spiritual Societies Movement believe in peace and love towards all others including animals. Today, the PSSM comprises of hundreds of independent and autonomous Pyramid Spiritual Societies involving millions of active members and volunteers across all states in India and twenty other countries including Indonesia. The PSSM is a non-religious, non-cult, not-for profit spiritual-scientific organisation
Some of the presenters include, as pictured, Bramharshi Patriji the founder of Pyramid Spiritual Societies Movement of India. He is one of the foremost new age spiritual masters from India. Anand Krishna is a spiritual humanist and Founder of Anand Ashram Foundation. Mr Merta Ada Founder of Bali Usada Meditation and finally Ilona Selke, an international best-selling author, seminar leader, lecturer and musician. There will also be other presenters
During the weekend you'll find plenty of music to enjoy. You may either decide to simply take it in as a concert or use it to help you dance and find your groove. Musicians for the event include Sanjay Kingi, Vidhvan Ganesh and Arun Kumar.
And to help inspire you to move and get involved the cultural dance is led by Pompi Paul, an Indian classical dancer and Sanjay Kumar Choudhary, a yoga teacher.
If you like the look of this event you may wish to join some of their other events. They hold courses and workshops in silent meditation and veganism.
