Level 1 and Level 2 Training at Reduced Price

The Dasaji's are happy to announce a reduction in the fees for the Oneness Blessing Level 1 and Level 2 training. This decision has been reached as a result of the current economic realities in South Africa, and the importance of opening the Oneness Blessing to as many people as possible. It is the first time the training to become a Oneness Blessing Giver has been offered at such a reduced price.

The Level 1 Training fee has been reduced to R18,000.00 and is scheduled to take place from 25 October 2009 to 2 November, 2009. The Level 2 Training fee has been reduced to R13,500.00 and is scheduled for 7 October, 2009 to 15 October, 2009. Both these trainings will be in residence at Shonalanga. 

The reduced prices apply to 2009 only. As the number of places to attend this training is limited, it is advisable that should one be interested to attend, either the Level 1 or Level 2 training, to contact the Oneness Co-ordinator as soon as possible. Click the link to book or enquire about the Level One training...

First Level 1 Training in South Africa concluded successfully

The first training to become a oneness blessing giver in south africa was held outside Johannesburg from the 11 to 18 June, 2009.

Acharya Virmalakirthiji honoured us with his prescence as well as Radhakrishnaji, Ashwinji, Vidyakerji & Sateeshji. Representatives from Durban and Cape Town were here for the event and 16 new blessing givers were initiated.

The event concluded with a gala dinner and a performance by the Sonqoba choir. Eeveryone was amazed by the power of the course and it heralds a new era for Oneness in South Africa.

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Oneness Christmas Project for Vulnerable Children

The Oneness Development Foundation (ODF) is a NGO whose passion and calling is to uplift the Rabie Ridge, Ivory Park, Kanana (Greater Tembisa) areas through various social development programs. One of these programs is to touch the lives of orphaned and HIV positive children at the end of each year. The ODF focused on three of these institutions in this area: Bathabeleng (20 children); Thuthukani Centre (208 children); and Zonkizizwe (200 children).

On 16 December 2008 each child received an individualised, donated gift in the form of a box - the size of an A4 paper box with lid - packed with goodies to the value of not more than R200, donated by individuals and corporate institutions.

The aim of the Oneness Christmas Project were two fold:

Providing our donors an opportunity  to personally take part in shopping, packing and presenting their gifts to the most vulnerable children in the areas that we serve.

To make a difference in the lives of  abused, abandoned, orphaned  and HIV infected children at this time of year when giving is so prevalent. Each child and caregiver received at least one Oneness Blessing from Blessing givers from Oneness South Africa

We thank the donors for their kindness, generosity and spirit who, through this selfless act, contributed to make this day a great success and joyess occasion - something that would not have been possible without your support...

As this year is soon reaching mid-year, the planning for the next project is underway. Should you wish to be part of this wonderful experience, please contact our enquiry office for details on how you can be of support.

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Sonqoba & Khethokuhle Choir's CD Launch

The CD's of two youth choirs have been launched on Sunday 5 October, 2008 at Maropeng situated in the Cradle of Human Kind world heritage site.

The Sonqoba Choir's album entitled "African Blessings", which features the renowned "African Moola Mantra", and the Khethokuhle Choir's album entitled "Alikho Iqiniso", have been launched as part of a project the youth and their families by providing them with opportunities that would otherwise the impossible for them to achieve in today's circumstances.

Rather than treating the youth members as people who wish to compete in the music industry, and to realize this dream, these two CD's have been produced. These CD's will be also be marketed internationally.

We are faced with serious challenges in our country, particularly with our youth. Some of these challenges include adverse poverty, no jobs, and a lack of direction.

Says Lorato Scherpenhuyzen: "This undertaking serves as an upliftment project for the youth in rural areas and the community of farm labourers as they are hardest impacted by poverty. They love singing, it makes them happy, they express themselves through singing, it helps them focus, and lastly it exposes their talent. Let us help them earn through their singing so that they can afford their basic needs."

Kindly contact Lorato on 082-554-3213 or our enquiry office for more information and availability of the two CD's and the African Moola Mantra.

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Oneness Africa - Living in the Holy Spirit

“MAN DOES NOT NEED A UNIFIED FAITH, WHAT HE NEEDS IS A REDISCOVERY OF HIS OWN FAITH – SRI BHAGAVAN”

Oneness Africa began in the year 2004 with bishops form east Africa coming to the Oneness University, India for a 21-days process. Each and everyday for them in the campus turned out to be a sacred anointment, they gradually started to experience less of them and more of God, ultimately leading them into "Living in the Holy Spirit".

They went back filled with passion wanting to fill their African brothers with “the Holy Spirit”. From 2004 for the next 2 years, they started sowing seeds in various parts of Africa. On their invitation in the year 2006, guides from Oneness University, Ashwin and Radhakrishna visited Africa to see the great work and to take it ahead, to far corners of Africa and are continuing to do so.

In a period of one year more than 1500 Pastors began to work with Oneness Africa delivering the message of the Holy Spirit.

People thronged the various churches, ardently seeking to be filled with the Holy Spirit. The news spread and it finally culminated as a grand celebration on the 16th of December 2007 in the form of a seminar – LIVING IN THE HOLY SPIRIT. Headed by brother Anandagiri with a mass of 15000 people participating from 85 different places in east Africa the event is claimed by the locals as the first and most powerful kind of this nature.

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