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How to Relax and Restore Yourself with HU
"The mind can overreact to the rush of everyday living, leaving us on edge and out of sorts. We forget that help is as near as a few moments of contemplation. "At least once a day, let the Sound and Light of God enliven you with spiritual impulses. Gently chant HU, and the silent wind of God will enter the sacred temple of consciousness in the heart. "Once tensions relax, it is just moments until the healing current of Spirit begins to restore you." - Harold Klemp, The Sound of Soul, p. 60. Understanding Your Spiritual Purpose for Living Does something inside you long to know life’s purpose? To make sense of the world around you? Discover how listening to your inner guidance brings answers on how to better navigate your days, gives you confidence in your own spiritual compass, and inspires you to self-mastery! Spirit is always with us—always guiding, always protecting, always bringing joy and wisdom through miraculous coincidences, and our Inner guidance. Raise your spiritual IQ and make your life a real Soul Adventure! |
Visit the Heavens through Conscious Dreaming Dreams have fascinated humanity for centuries, often seen as mere reflections of the subconscious or random mental activity. However, dreams hold a far deeper meaning – they are a gateway to higher states of consciousness and direct experiences with the Divine. Dreams are real experiences of Soul, the true you, in other dimensions. They are not just symbolic but serve as direct communication with Divine Spirit, offering guidance, past-life insights, and even glimpses into the future. How to Manifest God's Blessings in Your Life
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"The Sound of God is contained in the word HU, a secret or sacred name for the SUGMAD (God).
"This word can be used quietly at work, at home, or anytime you face a crisis. After you have done everything you can do, you sing this word quietly, and then stand back and let Spirit take charge."
- Harold Klemp, The Sound of Soul, p. 68.
Seminar location
The Red Room, UCD Student Centre, University College Dublin, Dublin 4, D04 K3C6.
The Red Room in the UCD Student Centre where the Eckankar Ireland Seminar 2024 will be held.
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Entrance to the UCD Student Centre
Aerial View of the UCD Student Centre
Visitors to the UCD Student Centre are advised to enter the campus from the Clonskeagh road side. If you enter from the Clonskeagh gate, off Wynsward drive (adjacent to AIB Clonskeagh) the Student Centre is the second building on the left after the roundabout. There is a vistor car park near the roundabout and there is a further car park behind the chapel which can be seen after the Student Centre building.
Car parking in UCD is a mix of permit and vistor parking untill 5pm. After 5pm almost all car parks are available for free. You should read the signs in each car park to ensure you are not parked in an incorrect zone. As it is holiday time for most students, there should be ample free parking around the Student Centre. We advise all visitors to consult the UCD Commuting Website if you are visiting for the first time. |
UCD Dublin, Transport and Accommodation
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Transport to UCD
The UCD campus is about 5k from the city centre, about an hours walk from St. Stephens Green. A bus will take about half an hour, a car 15 minutes and cycling about 20 minutes. Over 20 bus routes serve the Belfield campus, linking UCD to the city centre and suburban areas. The Belfield campus is served by the 39a bus, which runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The 46a, 145 and 155 routes provide great connectivity along the N11 corridor and city. The 142 bus now passes right through campus stopping at the Sports Centre, Newman Building & UCD Village. The new S4 bus serves areas including Liffey Valley, Crumlin, Terenure, Rathgar & Miltown and the S6 bus serves Tallaght, Knocklyon, Rathfarnham, Nutgrove and Blackrock. The S4 and S6 both stop at bus stops within campus. Express buses serve UCD offering fast direct routes from the city, suburban areas and the greater Dublin region. From Dublin Airport the Aircoach 700 will drop you at UCD Montrose Student Residence. From here you'll have a 15 minute walk to the Campus Accommodation or a 20 minute walk to the seminar venue. UCD have a good page on transport to the campus here. Getting around Dublin Leap card TFI (Transport For Ireland) Leap Card is a convenient way to pay for public transport across the TFI transport network which includes most bus and rain services. More information Journey planner The TFI Journey Planner app collates bus, train and LUAS timing and location information. More information TFI 90 minute fare The TFI 90 Minute Fare gives TFI Leap Card customers the option to transfer fares at no additional cost for 90 minutes. More information DoDublin Freedom The DoDublin Freedom Ticket is an all-in-one sightseeing and transport ticket, that allows you to travel anywhere in Dublin. More information |
Accommodation in Dublin
There are lots of options available depending on your budget. As far as location is concerned, if you get a place in Dublin 2 or 4, you probably won't be any more than a half hour walk from the ECK Centre. Useful Links: https://www.trivago.ie/ https://www.booking.com https://www.hostelworld.com/ Accommodation in UCD Village Studios on the campus The Village Studios cater to individuals visiting Ireland or those spending a number of nights in Dublin. The studios consist of twin single beds but offer a sense of space with access to personal workspaces, alongside fully fitted kitchen and ensuite bathroom for a comfortable stay. Link to UCD Accommodation - https://stay.ucd.ie/ |
Will you be joining us?
1. Please fill in the details below, and book your place at the seminar.
2. You can pay the suggested donation of €35 per person in the panel below or if you prefer pay on arrival at the seminar.
Children age 12 and under can enter for free. Thank You.
2. You can pay the suggested donation of €35 per person in the panel below or if you prefer pay on arrival at the seminar.
Children age 12 and under can enter for free. Thank You.
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Please, let us know you will be attending...
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If you wish to attend via Zoom, please visit our Meetup.com page and click Attend. We will then be able to send you the Zoom link and instructions via Meetup messages.
Register for the online seminar here
Come along and Unlock the Spiritual Meaning of Your Life.
Register for the online seminar here
Come along and Unlock the Spiritual Meaning of Your Life.
Sunday & Monday Events
Sunday 2nd August 1.30pm
How to Create a Brighter World
At this ECK Light & Sound Service we will share how be creative and find a brighter world, despite the sometimes dark and uncomfortable experiences we go through in life. Venue: The ECK Centre, 4 Lower Mount Street, Dublin 2, D02 AX96. When: Sunday, August 2, 2026, 12 pm. 
Spiritual Lunch will follow the service. This is an opportuity to enjoy the company of like hearted Souls at a time where we share food and conversations. All are welcome. |
Monday 3rd August 11.00pm
HU Song and Spiritual Walk
You’re invited to experience chanting HU, contemplative time, and spiritual conversation with others of like heart. HU can uplift people of any religion, culture, or walk of life. After the HU Song we'll go for a spiritual walk around Dublin, through Merrion Square, Stephens Green, the Iveagh Gardens and finish in Trinity College. Join other like-hearted Souls for insightful conversations and some exercise. All are welcome! Venue: The ECK Centre, 4 Lower Mount Street, Dublin 2, D02 AX96. When: Monday, August 3, 2026, 12 pm. 
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ECK Centre location
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