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LORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY Department of Religious Studies Spring 2010 editation & Spiritual Development Instructor: Unnata Pragya REL: 3020 U01 : 10:00 10:50 P Email: samaniji@preksha.com Objective: Twenty first century is the era of emergence of spirituality, editation & yoga. Students will explore the world of meditation, and know the scientific secrets of spirituality. The course is geared to acknowledging the meditations and its historical background with an emphasis on Jain meditation and other traditions. The students shall also get an opportunity to learn the varied techniques of meditation & transformative practices. The course is theory & practice oriented, leaning towards better healthy living. It promotes individual health & well being which encompasses the health & well being of all living beings around us and the world. Grading scale: 95-100 A 90-94 A- 87-89 B+ 83-86 B 80-82 B- 77-79 C+

73-76 C 70-72 C- 67-69 D+ 63-66 D 60-62 D- 59 0 COURSE REQUIREENTS AND GRADES 3 Class test 60 % (each 20%) Class assignments & Attendance 20 % Term paper 20% Term Paper There are two options for term paper. One can select any as per the interest of the student. The term paper must be a minimum of 7 pages and no more than 10 pages in length, excluding the bibliography or works cited page and the cover page. This paper is formal and must be typed, not hand-written, in Times New Roman font size 12 and double-spaced. The margins should be 1-inch on all sides. APA, LA, and Chicago anual Style will be accepted. According to the style of choice, the student is advised to include footnotes or endnotes. A more thorough explanation of the term paper will be given during class. Or Option 1 Select either two traditions of editation or any two types of meditation practices & develop a research article with references. The paper should have atleast five sources, of which atleast three should be any authentic text, journals, etc. The references in the body of the paper is required. The topic of the paper should be submitted & receive an approval as per the scheduled dates.

Option 2 Interview any authentic person of any religious tradition about his/her editation practice. ake sure you get a confirmation from the person before submitting the proposal. The interview should be in person only. Having interviewed the person, develop a paper based on the interview & the readings of the same tradition. Before the selection of this assignment make sure you have enough authentic resources to develop a paper. References & bibliography is required. The paper should have atleast five sources. Two of which should be any authentic text or journal, one will be the person being interviewed. ore will be discussed in the class. Attendance/participation policy - Attendance and participation are very important to this course. Students are expected to read assignments and participate in class discussions. Attendance will be taken and I expect students to inform me of any prior commitments or emergencies that prevent them from attending. Students may be absent up to three times. A fourth absence will result in a loss of 15% from their attendance grade. Plagiarism Policy: The following is the definition of plagiarism in the University s CODE O ACADEIC INTEGRITY: 1.02 Plagiarism: The deliberate use and appropriation of another's work without any indication of the source and the representation of such work as the student's own. Any student who fails to give credit for ideas, expressions or materials taken from another source, including internet sources, is guilty of plagiarism. Any student helping another to plagiarize may be found guilty of academic misconduct (http://www.fiu.edu/~oabp/misconductweb/1acmisconductproc.htm). The syllabus is prone to minor changes as per the convenience of the Guest speakers & Practical session convenience. Please make sure you have your reading done before the class to bring in more discussion & interactions. eek Subject Reading Special notification eek 1 Intro Reading material are articles & power points uploaded on the Black Board hat is editation hat is meditation hy editate? hy editate? eek 2 Asanas/ Yoga Asana Exercise Pranayam Pranayama eek 3 artin Luther King day Holiday

antra editation Healing through Sound Neurobiology & editation eek 4 Video ood & editation Engaged Spirituality of Gandhi through asting Gandhi's engaged spirituality of fasting applied at different levels eek 4 udras (postures) udras Test 1 eek 5 Jain editation (Then & Now) Jain editation (Then & Now) Preksha meditation Preksha meditation Levels of existence 1 Levels of existence eek 6 Levels of existence 2 Video Spiritual reality Kayotsarg/Relaxation Kayotsarg/Relaxation eek 7 Svas /Breathing Breathing Proposal due Psychic Center 1 Psychic center perception Psychic Center 2 eek 8 Class discussion Test eek 9 Anupreksha (Contemplation) Anupreksha (Autosuggestion & Contemplation) Lesya (color Lesya - Color meditation Term paper Due meditation) Lesya (color meditation) eek 10 eek 11 Patanjali Patanjali- Astanga Yoga Continued Practical

eek 12 Hata Yoga Gorakha's Hata Yoga Buddhist editation vipassana secret of breathing Zen meditation Guest Lecture (Prof. Heine) eek 13 Sufi editation Guest lecture (Prof. Zohar) Video Shadow /healing from within eek 14 Death & meditation Death & editation Obstacles of Obstacles of editation editation Review April 25 Exam eek