Explains what Sahaja Yoga is all about, what the benefits are, and how to practise it.
Posted in Introduction on Jul 22nd, 2008
In each human being, the energy flows in one of three different channels. For simplicity we refer to them as the left, right and centre. Prior to Self-realization through Sahaja Yoga, the energy flows - the attention settles - in the left or the right. The left - the tamo guna [...]
Posted in Introduction on Jul 2nd, 2008
Self-realisation is a frequently used - and often misused - word. In common parlance it can mean discovering the power to get on top of things, or making big personal discoveries, but technically it means the realisation - that is the manifestation - of the Self - which is the Spirit. In other [...]
Posted in Introduction on May 19th, 2008
And God created the created the Cosmos.
“Before a cosmic cycle (the Creation) starts, the ultimate reality is undifferentiated as Parabrahma; it is infinity, abstract, without manifestation. The Creation starts when this reality separates into two; Sri Sadashiva the Primordial Father, and Sri Adi Shakti, the Primordial Mother. “HE” is the Eternal Witness; “SHE” is His [...]
Posted in Introduction on May 11th, 2008
It has been prophesised that a spiritual age would come marking the end of one cycle, and the beginning of new creative period in which all things would be now possible. At that time, God the Mother and the Preserver and into whose self the world is absorbed will be born [...]
Posted in Introduction on May 3rd, 2008
On the 5th of May 1970 Shri Mataji opened the Sahasrara chakra of the Virata and the unique opportunity of Self-realisation, second birth, became possible for all mankind. Once the Kundalini is awakened Shri Mataji allows those who are seeking truth to then becomes a ‘Sahaja Yogi’, the twice born, and then an attitude unique [...]
Posted in Introduction on Apr 28th, 2008
The Agnya chakra is situated in the centre of the brain. It is sometimes referred to as the “third eye.” It has three aspects: the ego, the superego and the centre Agnya. The ego, situated on the left side of the brain, is the result of the activity of the right channel, or Pingala Nadi. [...]
Posted in Introduction on Apr 14th, 2008
The Vishuddhi chakra, situated at the throat level, governs communication. If the Vishuddhi on the right side becomes overactive then the person becomes loud, aggressive, disrespectful towards others. The Vishuddhi on the left side becomes affected when one feels guilty. When this happens one can become shy, timid, sly or sarcastic. [...]
Posted in Introduction on Mar 24th, 2008
The Heart chakra has three different aspects:
On the left side it is associated with the Spirit. The Spirit is what we truly are. Before we get our Self-realisation in Sahaja Yoga we tend to identify with our body, our mind or our emotions, forgetting our true nature. A poem which describes the [...]
Posted in Introduction on Feb 24th, 2008
The Void is the centre of self-mastery within us. This centre enables us to remain in a balanced state in spite of the pressures of every-day existence, provided that we stay within the boundaries of certain spiritual laws. These laws can be found in the scriptures of all religions. One example of such [...]
Posted in Introduction on Jan 28th, 2008
The Nabhi Chakra is associated with the spiritual qualities of righteousness, evolution and seeking. This centre also relates to our financial well-being and the extent to which the housewife is respected in the family and society. If there are financial difficulties or too much thinking about money this centre also gets affected. Too much [...]