Posts Tagged ‘Meditation’

How a Sahaja Yogi helps this world to become a better place?

Sunday, September 9th, 2007

This question begs another one: who or what is a Sahaja Yogi? A Sahaja Yogi is a person whose Kundalini is awakened and who can, as a result, use what is for most people, a new category of perception by which all kinds of absolute questions can be answered. Extraordinary as it may seem, this awareness itself, thinks, organizes and loves. It balances, neutralizes and heals human problems, and relates men and women to the divine.

A person with awakened Kundalini can feel the state of their own subtle system and can, as necessary know their problems at a subtle level and correct them. As a result, they become emotionally balanced and instead of living in the past, in the world of their feelings and emotions, or in the future, forever thinking and planning, or, swinging like a pendulum between the two, they can now, for the first time, truly live in the present.

Becoming a Sahaja Yogi implies total inner transformation. A Sahaja Yogi therefore has to be honest and compassionate. (more…)

One of the many Sahaja Yoga miracles I witnessed

Friday, April 6th, 2007

During one of the visits of Shri Mataji to Calcutta in 1980s, my father requested Her to invite all the Sahaja Yogis from the West for dinner at our house after the public program. At the end of the program, Shri Mataji invited all the Sahaja Yogis, Indian as well as Western to our home which created a logistics issue. Whereas there were about twenty or so Western Yogis, there were about hundred Sahaja Yogis in total.

I could see that my mother was a bit worried for there wasn’t enough time to increase the quantity of food. She instructed the family cook to quickly make some potatoes and I noticed my mother praying, “Shri Mataji please enter the kitchen as Annapurna and take care of the dinner.” (more…)

How Sahaja Yoga helped me as a student?

Thursday, March 15th, 2007

I was very much a loner in school, I had no friends, I was scared of teachers, I could not understand all that I was studying and every one of the teachers commented: “She is capable of performing better if she worked harder.” It didn’t make any sense to me except that I felt real bad inside.

I met Shri Mataji for the first time when I was in fifth grade. The moment I saw Her I felt my heart fill with Her love. I don’t know exactly what happened but the sadness within me disappeared. Immediately after, my class ranking rose to fifteenth! Not impressive, I agree, but it was the best I had ever managed and somehow this gave me a lot of confidence and, for the first time, I felt interested in the subjects I was studying. Lessons began making sense, teachers started showing me a little love and now I had friends. I knew that Shri Mataji had changed my environment – but in retrospect, was it my environment that changed or had I? (more…)

Say ‘No’ to Drugs, Turn To Sahaja Yoga for Help – Times of India

Thursday, February 8th, 2007

This is a nice article explaining how to combat addiction issues with Sahaja Yoga. It has introduced the concept of spiritual quotient, SQ. Never thought of it before but it makes complete sense as it is an important part of our well being.

My uncle was cured of alcoholic addiction because of Sahaja Yoga. This is what happened. Shri Mataji was visiting Mumbai. Because of electricity outage, her luggage could not be delivered to her apartment. So, her luggage was kept at my uncle’s place in his room. That evening, he sat down for his usual drinking session but he just couldn’t drink. He quit drinking that evening.

Shri Mataji – Definition of Love

Thursday, September 21st, 2006

I can’t now remember if it was my twelfth, thirteenth or fourteenth birthday. It doesn’t matter because what does matter is the fact that it was my best birthday ever. This is what happened: my parents and my younger brother were traveling on a ship and about to arrive in Mumbai and I had gone to the docks to greet them. By a stroke of good fortune, I saw Shri Mataji who was on the same ship. I went forward and bowed to her but she stopped me and gave me a very loving hug and wished me, Happy Birthday! (more…)