Glenn Mendoza, one of eight Master Pranic Healers in the world, will be in Atlanta the last weekend of April for a trio of events. 

On April 29, Mendoza joins Atlanta pranic healer Dawn Myers for a lecture about their new book, Rules That Guide Us. The $59 fee includes a signed copy of the book, which the two healers wrote in response to the pandemic. 

“We thought by focusing on fundamental truths about life and spirituality, people would be able to find stability within themselves, which would create greater stability around them,” says Mendoza. 

On April 30, Mendoza is offering a full-day Om Mani Padme Hum workshop. In it, Mendoza couples the chanting of “om mani padme hum,” one of the world’s most popular mantras, with the practice of Meditation on Twin Hearts. The meditation, a healing offering to the world and its inhabitants, was created by GrandMaster Choa Kok Sui, the founder of pranic healing. The Sanskrit chant, “om mani padme hum,” comes from Tibetan Buddhism and is associated with Avalokiteshvara, the buddha of compassion. “This is a special meditation that works on the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual levels,” says Myers. The fee for the workshop is $250. 

On May 1, Mendoza will lead an all-day review of Arhatic yoga practice. The prerequisite for the course is Arhatic Yoga Prep. Arhatic yoga was also developed by Choa Kok Sui and is a blend of asanas, meditation and breathing techniques conceived as system of spiritual practice. The price for the workshop is $200. 

For more information, visit PranicHealingUSA.com/workshops/calendar/.