By attending the workshop, you fully accept the following disclaimer. While we take every reasonable precaution to ensure security and safety at the workshop, we shall not be liable for any personal injury, loss, damages, or consequential loss you may suffer in relation to the event or workshop.

By attending this workshop or event, you consent to the sharing of your email address with the event co-host, instructor, and/or collaborator. This information will be used solely for communicating relevant updates, materials, and feedback related to this workshop or event. Additionally, you agree to receive emails about future events, promotions, and opportunities that may interest you. Your email address will not be shared with any third parties outside of the aforementioned parties.

All tickets for events and workshops are non-refundable. At the discretion of the instructor and depending on availability, it may be possible to make up a missed workshop by attending another class. Please check with the instructor for availability before attending a different class. In the event of a Typhoon No. 8 or above or Black Rainstorm Warning, workshops will be rescheduled by the instructor.

There may be circumstances in which we need to cancel events or workshops. The workshop will proceed with a minimum of 4 attendees. If fewer than 4 people register, the workshop will be canceled. In such cases, we will provide you with a full refund of the registration fee you have paid, and we will make every effort to issue the refund within 20 days of the cancellation date.

Swamini Supriyananda, a former psychologist turned Hindu monk, is a renowned storyteller and author. With roots in India, she was born in South Africa and raised in Australia. Now residing in Hong Kong, she leads the Chinmaya Mission center, guiding others on a journey beyond the mind.