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Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi was born on March 21, 1923
to a Christian family in Chindawara, India. Her parents were Prasad and
Cornelia Salve, direct descendants of the royal Shalivahana dynasty.
Seeing the beauty of this child who was born with a spotless brilliance,
they called her Nirmala, which means 'Immaculate'.
Later on she came to be known by the multitudes by
the name of Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi - the revered Mother who was born
with her complete Self Realization and knew from a very young age that
she had a unique gift which had to be made available to all mankind.
Her parents played a key role in India's Liberation
Movement from under British rule. Her father, a close associate of
Mahatma Gandhi, was a member of the Constituent Assembly of India and
helped write free India's first constitution. He was a renowned scholar,
master of 14 languages, and translated the Koran in Marathi. Her mother
was the first woman in India to receive an Honors Degree in Mathematics.
Fighting for India's Freedom
As
a child, Shri Mataji lived with her parents in the ashram of Mahatma
Gandhi. Gandhi saw the wisdom of this child and used to appreciate her
immensely, affectionately calling her Nepali due to the Nepali features
of her face. Even at a young age, her deep understanding was evident to
Gandhi, who frequently sought her advice on spiritual matters.
Shri Mataji's involvement in the freedom struggle
is extremely remarkable. She was very courageous and played a daring
role as a youth leader of this campaign. In the 1942 "Quit India
Movement" announced by Gandhi, she was even arrested and put in jail
along with other freedom fighters for actively participating in this
movement.
Shri
Mataji was born with a complete understanding of the human nervous
system and its energetic counterparts. In order to become acquainted
with the scientific vocabulary attached to these subjects, she studied
medicine and psychology at the Christian Medical College in Lahore.
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Shortly before India achieved independence she
married Sir. C.P. Srivastava, one of India's most dedicated civil
servant officers, who was knighted by the Queen of England. In India
it is believed that the wife brings luck to her husband - this is
most certainly the case for Sir. C.P. Srivastava.
He rose in government ranks very quickly though
he was
an absolutely honest person. He held the post of the Joint
Secretary to the Prime Minister's office of the late Shri Lal
Bahadur Shastri in the years 1964-66. Shastri himself was an ideal
model for a Prime Minister in India's political history. Afterwards
he was elected for 16 consecutive years to be the Secretary General
of the United Nations International Maritime Organization.
As Sir C.P. Srivastava moved in fame from the
Indian history to the worldly scene, Shri Mataji, after fulfilling
her familial duty of bringing up her two daughters, embarked on her
spiritual mission.
Although she knew about her own spiritual
consciousness she did not know how to present it to the people of
modern times. She was also aware of the problems encountered by the
earlier spiritual personalities who came on this earth like Jesus,
Mohammed, Buddha, and others when they prophesized the truth
directly to the people.
As she was pondering on the many faceted
problems confronting human beings, on the 5th of May, 1970, on a
lonely beach of Nargol (about 150 km from Mumbai) a divine spiritual
experience filled her whole being and suddenly she found an answer
to her question. She discovered a historical process of en-masse
Self Realisation through which thousands of people could get this
connection to their Spirit and thereby their inner transformation.
Sahaja (=Spontaneous) Yoga (=Union with the Self) was born.
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Spreading of Sahaja Yoga around the
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Shri Mataji made this experiment of awakening the
spiritual power of every human being (which the Hindus name the
Kundalini, the Muslims as the Ruh and in the bible it is described as
the Holy Ghost) and was amazed at the results.
She tried it first on people near to her and
noticed they were transformed physically, mentally and spiritually.
Slowly she found out that only this process had the potential solution
for all human problems and therefore she decided to spread it on an
en-masse level. She invested her own time and money to talk to people
and give them the key to their own spiritual power. Those few people who
started feeling this spiritual power, which flowed like a cool breeze
over their whole body, especially over the palms of their hands and on
top of their head (around the fontanel bone area) were quite astonished
that it worked. Though they argued and disputed over it they could not
disbelieve their own experience. Under the instructions of Shri Mataji
they tried giving this power to others, which really gave them the faith
that this was the true spiritual experience that was being prophesized
in every religion.
Amazingly, without any financial support from any
person, Shri Mataji neither charges for Her lectures nor for Her ability
to give Self Realisation, nor does one have to become a member of this
organisation. She insists that you cannot pay for your enlightenment and
to-date she continues to denounce the false, self-proclaimed "gurus" who
are more interested in the seekers' purse than their spiritual ascent
(see our
Seeker's Guide).
Since 1970, Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi has kept a
busy schedule, travelling around the world to teach the techniques of
Sahaja Yoga meditation. She has demonstrated her capacity to trigger the
awakening of the spiritual power in human beings (Kundalini) at an "en
masse" level.
Large
numbers of people, without distinction of race, religion, age or social
status have acknowledged the value of her teachings by establishing
Sahaja Yoga centers in over 75 nations. These people who live a normal
family life, tap to their inner spiritual power through daily Sahaja
Yoga meditation and have achieved a complete balance of their lives on
the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual levels. They understand
the integration of all religions and spiritual paths not at a mental
level, but through their direct, tangible experience on the central
nervous system. Thousands of years ago, the Blossom Time was prophesized
to come when, in these modern times of crisis, thousands of seekers of
Truth are going to experience this connection with their Spirit.
International achievements and recognition
An official guest in the former Soviet Union, she
enabled over 100,000 people to experience their Self-Realization. She
regularly speaks to audiences of 10,000 to 20,000 in the former Eastern
bloc nations and has filled year after year the Royal Albert Hall in
London for her conference on Sahaja Yoga.
Shri Mataji has delivered thousands of lectures,
given many television and radio interviews, and been the subject of
hundreds of newspaper articles around the world. An articulate speaker,
Shri Mataji is the founder and sole director of Sahaja Yoga or "Vishwa
Nirmala Dharma", which is an established non-profit organization in many
countries worldwide.
Shri Mataji has been recognized worldwide by
several prestigious institutions for her selfless work and for the
powerful results of her spiritual teachings. In 1994, the Mayor of
Brazil's capital welcomed Shri Mataji at the airport, presenting her
with the key to the city, and sponsored all of her programs. In 1995,
the Indian Government granted Shri Mataji a one hour primetime
television series, broadcast nationally. During the same year, Shri
Mataji was an official guest of the Chinese government and was invitied
to speak at the International Women's Conference in Beijing. Also in
1995, she was awarded by the Romanian Ecological University an Honorary
Doctorate in Cognitive and Parapsychological Sciences.
She has been recognized and greeted by the mayors
of several cities in North America (Yonkers, NY, 1994 & 1996, Los
Angeles, 1993 and 1994, British Columbia, 1994, Cincinnati 1992,
Philadelphia 1993, Berkeley, 1997). She was given a Proclamation by the
US Congress in 1997 which was submitted to the Congressional Records.
Shri Mataji was declared "Personality of the Year" in 1986 by the
Italian Government.
NGOs created by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi
In her tremendous compassion and concern to alleviate human sufferings,
Shri Mataji has been able to create a number of NGOs (Non Governmental
Organisations) to solve the most immediate problems of the world in the
last 25 years. To mention a few:
- An international hospital in Mumbai to help
patients all over the world to get a chance to cure themselves through
Sahaja Yoga methods. This hospital has been producing quite successful
results in curing a number of incurable diseases like cancer,
epilepsy, multiple sclerosis etc.
- An international cancer research centre in
Mumbai in order to study the effects of Sahaja Yoga methods on curing
various illnesses, including psychosomatic diseases.
- An international music school in Nagpur to
promote classical music.
- A charity house for the poor people in Delhi, to
provide shelter to destitute and homeless people. Also to help them
through the process of Sahaja Yoga to become better individuals.
- Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi is revered as the
compassionate Divine Mother by her followers, as the "Messenger of
peace" by Ayatollah Rouhani, an Avatar of the modern era by Claes
Nobel, grandnewphew of Albert Nobel (the creator of the Nobel
foundation) and Chairman of United Earth.
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By Suma Varughese for Life positive
A spiritual guru with a mass following in
India and abroad, Mata Nirmala Devi's USP is her ability to give
mass kundalini awakenings, even granted over cyber space,
through Sahaja Yoga
The figure on the dais is small built and plump, with a broad
fair face lit with a radiant smile. Framed by streaming locks of
black hair and an enormous red bindi on the forehead, it has an
elemental quality. One can imagine it astride a tiger, bearing a
flaming trident. The face, of course, is familiar, the subject
of thousands of posters plastered all over Mumbai, in Western
India, that announce the arrival of well-known spiritual leader,
Mata Nirmala Devi.
She has a mass following. Her annual Shivaji Park rallies
attract a hundred thousand acolytes, celebrities jostle with
each other for a sight, and to millions more her word is law.
Sahaja Yoga centers dot 86 countries. She has been a guest
speaker at the 1995 Beijing World Women's Conference. For four
consecutive years she was invited by the UN to speak of world
peace and in 1989 was awarded the United Nations Peace Prize. In
Russia, research on Sahaja Yoga was granted full government
sponsorship in 1989. In 1995, the government of
Bulgaria
honored her with a Peace Award and the Romanian government with
an honorary doctorate in Cognitive Science. What is the secret
of her popularity?
Nirmala Devi's appeal is unique. Her USP is her ability
to give mass kundalini awakenings, through a system
called Sahaja Yoga or Vishwa Nirmala Dharma. "If
I've done anything worth mentioning, it is the ability to give
collective realization," she has said on several occasions.
Traditionally, kundalini and its awakening have
been shrouded in mystery and awe. Most seekers view it as the
maha shakti (great power), whose ascent symbolizes the
adept's spiritual progress and manifests in fearful mental and
physical experiences. Sages warn against willfully raising the
kundalini, for its premature arousal can wreck damage.
Nirmala Devi, however, makes it appear as easy as falling
off a log, with no damage to one's system. She even grants it
across cyberspace. Visitors to
her site are given instructions on how to raise their
kundalini.
Indeed, I am here at a meeting with
Maharashtra's
IAS officers where she is scheduled to give a demonstration. We
are asked to raise our palms upward, then to place the left hand
on the liver while extending the right towards her, then finally
to raise our palms above our heads. She asks us if we feel any
cool air radiating either from our palms or the top of the
heads, which according to her is the infallible sign of a risen
kundalini. The other is thoughtlessness and peace of
mind. In the air-conditioned hall, it is difficult to gauge
whether the cool feeling is from the kundalini, or from a
more temporal source. Nevertheless, I do feel some coolness from
up on top, and I put up my hand when she asks for a hand count.
A majority of the audience feels likewise, I notice. Nirmala
Devi explains the relative ease with which she raises
kundalini in the kali yug, the present Hindu era of
darkness. "This is blossom time," she says, adding that she has
"shortened the seeking".
If kundalini awakening is Mataji's calling card, it is
also easily the most controversial aspect of her teaching. For
traditionalists, it is impossible to believe that one can get
self-realization in the time it takes to have a cup of tea. How
valuable is such an awakening? Do the results last?
Willy Doctor, a management consultant and former Head of the
department of Psychology at
Sophia
College, is a senior disciple of Mataji. She concedes that the
original self-realization may wane unless followed up regularly
with Sahaja Yoga meditation. Raising the kundalini
then is only the initial spark.
Sahaja Yoga follows the Indian system of mapping the
energy flow in the body through nadis or channels.
According to this theory, prana or vital energy enters our body
through the three channels of ida, pingala and the
sushumna, which run alongside the spinal cord. Ida
or the moon channel is on the left, pingala or the sun
channel is on the right and sushumna is the central
channel. According to Nirmala Devi, when the fetus is two
to three months old, a column of rays of consciousness from the
Higher Power passes through the developing brain to enlighten
it, which gets refracted, into these channels. Entering through
the fontanelle bone (the seat of the sahasrara chakra),
the energy passes into the medulla oblongata where it leaves a
thread-like line and settles at the base of the spine in
three-and a-half coils. This is the kundalini. On its way
down, the rays activate six more centers, adding up to the
principle seven chakras running along the spine, regulating the
activities of adjacent organs. The right-hand side of the body
is governed by the pingala, the activity center of the
body, creating the ego (equivalent to the left brain). The
left-hand side is governed by the ida and is the seat of
the subconscious (right brain).
When the kundalini is awakened, which Mataji says can be
done by anyone whose own kundalini has been awakened, it
heals and balances the over activity of the right and left
sides. "In Sahaja Yoga our dormant spirituality is
awakened to achieve true meditation. We are completely alert,
yet our thoughts are slowed down and the mind is silent. Our
hearts are full of joy and love but we are emotionally detached
from what is going on around us."
I walk into a center at
Napean Sea Road, Mumbai, India, run by Willy. Today, she is
absent, and a young Angana Shroff puts us through our paces. The
20-odd meditators are affluent, relatively young and
predominantly women. Angana came in contact with Sahaja Yoga
through Willy three years ago. Says she: "I realize now that it
is not what happens to you but your perspective that really
matters. I'm far more aware of my actions,
personality and ego." Adds Grishma Dattani: "You know what
is appropriate and what is not. Surrendering to Mataji has saved
me from all fears."
Sameer Desai, a young stockbroker, suffered from recurring high
fever when he came in contact with Sahaja Yoga. "After
Willy raised my kundalini, I had no fever for the next three
days." Now fully recovered, he also claims to be more composed.
The Sahaja Yoga brochure says: "Through Sahaja Yoga
meditations, blocks of the subtle body are released, cleansing
the chakras and channels. This practice can be regarded as a
sophisticated internal
biofeedback process which demystifies stress, improves
health and heals the harried nervous system."
The organization has opened a hospital in Badlapur, in New
Mumbai, called the Sahaja Yoga Research and Health Center
that only treats ailments with Sahaja Yoga. Set amidst
lush green lawns and singing birds, the three-storeyed structure
has a serene charm. Inside, I meet Dr Hule, an allopath who
converted to Sahaja Yoga when he found that a patient who
was also practicing yoga healed much faster than others did. Dr
Hule claims to have cured thousands of asthma and bronchitis
patients. Other diseases receptive to this healing include
diabetes, hypertension, arthritis, migraines, insomnia. Steeping
the foot in warm salted water to dissipate negative energy and
the application of ice on the heat-congested chakras are some
other treatments.
Hari Prakash, a software engineer from Hyderabad, has been at
the Center for the last two months. He says: "I was feeling
lethargic and so weak that I could not work. I'm much better
now. My blood pressure and sinus problem are also under
control."
Jenny Cook, a care assistant for the learning disabled in the
UK, is here to treat depression after an operation to remove her
right ovary. "I feel much happier now," she says.
So Sahaja Yoga helps its practitioners. But how do you
contend with their assertion that it's the only way to
self-realization? One may add that they are hardly the first
organization to make that claim. Moreover, Mataji is unusually
emphatic in denouncing most spiritual leaders as frauds.
According to Willy: "Sahaja Yoga is the only way which
gives enlightenment first and then works its way backwards. The
other way, you may not be liberated for lifetimes; with
Sahaja Yoga you are likely to be so within one lifetime
itself."
Mataji asks: "Others say that they give self-realization, but
what is the proof of that?" Her own, she says, can actually be
felt within the palms of the hand and on the crown of the head
as well as experienced as peace. I wonder if vibrations could
not be created by fervent expectation and desire, just as the
speaking with tongues is a unique manifestation of the
Pentecostal faith? Man, after all, makes his own reality. And
the common collective experience of a group is no more proof
that it is the only way, than the common human experience of
being bodies disproves our spiritual identity. Both are only
beliefs created by our own certainty about it.
To do Mataji credit, however, she reserves her ire for those
gurus who she feels take money for self-realization, or mislead
their disciples in other ways. She says categorically: "It's a
living process, you cannot pay for it. It's your own power which
will be awakened." She also contends that once the kundalini
is awakened, an individual feels all knowledge at the tips of
his fingers. "When you encounter a bad person or a cheat, your
fingertips begin to burn."
The lady herself is said to have "opened sahasrara chakra
of the universe" at a beach in Nargol, near Mumbai on
May 5, 1970. She describes the experience of merging
with the divine as a feeling of cool rain falling upon her.
Subsequently, she realized within her the power of raising mass
consciousness. The Sahaja Yoga people have a portfolio of
photographs, accessible on their website, which shows blinding
light or energy emerging from her or surrounding her.
Subsequently, Nirmala Devi started her ministry across
the world. But she is no sanyasi (nun). She is the wife
of a top bureaucrat, Sir C.P. Srivastava, whose illustrious
career culminated as the Secretary General of the UN Maritime
Organization. Her two daughters are married and she has just
become a great grandmother.
Today, at 77, she spends half her time in a chateau in
Italy and the other half in
India.
Her Indian abode is in Pune. She is said to be independently
wealthy. Prathisthan, her house, resembles a cross between a
palace and a museum. The entry is lined with bronze statues of
Indian gods and goddesses, and the rooms within are studded with
priceless bric-a brac.
Her drawing room is massive, with beautiful carved furniture and
elaborate candelabra. The hall is ringed with a balcony,
accessible through a carved staircase. Nirmala Devi is
reputed to have designed the place herself. We are shown into a
portico, overlooking a beautiful lawn. Mataji is sitting on a
sofa. A few chairs have been laid for us, but the disciples
accompanying me sink to the floor, hands folded in deep
reverence. I do likewise. Later, as I try to rise, my legs feel
rubbery. I wobble comically in my attempt to find my balance.
Mataji, with deep concern, holds me and says: "Let me put my
foot on yours. I am Mother Earth."
A great warmth fills my foot and sensation returns. The next
day, we return to say goodbye. Nirmala Devi is having an
inventory of her kitchen vessels (hundreds of them) done, but
she meets us with a smile. When she notices me, she asks with
genuine concern how I am. Feeling my back with her hands, she
says: "She is a very emotional child."
One cannot help warming to her persona, which is affectionate,
natural and motherly. Her fervent patriotism is touching. "What
saved me (as the wife of an IAS officer) from false pride was
patriotism. My husband got into the IFS but I refused to leave
the country. I also told him, 'The day you take a bribe, I will
leave you'."
Likewise, her concern for women is genuine. "I have started an
organization to look after destitute Muslim women. If their
mothers and sisters are weeping what will become of the
children?" she asks. "Women should help other women."
One of the ways she addresses it within the organization is
through the inter-marriage of Sahaja Yogis, from across the
globe. "Sahaja Yogis fill up forms and submit them at centers.
She selects by matching their vibrations," says Willy. "To an
outsider some of the alliances seem wildly improbable, but they
work."
Lyn, an Australian working with Mukund Iron and Steel, was
married to Vasudeva on a trip to Ganapatipule in Maharashtra.
She says: "Has it worked? Well, it's the only marriage I've had;
we have two children and we aren't planning to kill each other.
My husband tells me that he was always interested in Australia
and knew he would marry an Australian. As for me, my friends
said I would never marry an Australian."
Other initiatives taken by the group are the Sahaja Yoga
school in Dharamshala, in
Northern India, which apart from the academic curriculum
emphasizes the absorption of Indian values. Meditation is a
daily activity. With transformation of human society as her
mission, Mataji has a long way to go, but who can deny that she
has brought the end closer?
Life Positive,
August 2000
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A knowledge of the roots |
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Sahaja Yoga is a method of meditation
which brings a breakthrough in the evolution of human awareness. It was
created by
Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi in 1970 and has since spread all
around the world.
In Shri
Mataji's own words: "Global unity of mankind can be achieved through
this awakening that can occur within each human being, so that
transformation takes place within us. By this process a person becomes
moral, united, integrated and balanced. One actually gets the experience
of the feeling of the all-pervading divine power as cool breeze. "Know
thyself" is the main theme of all the scriptures - it becomes evident
and one reaches the absolute understanding of oneself.
Thus one becomes peaceful and joyous in
life. One becomes collective as a drop falling into the ocean of
compassion. This method works for the multitudes and not individually.
Of course one cannot pay for the experience of Divine Love. Moreover, it
is the last breakthrough of our evolution. This is the actualization of
such transformation, which is taking place now, worldwide, and has been
proved and experienced by hundreds of thousands in over 85 countries."
The next
step in our collective evolution
This inner awakening is called by many names: Self Realization, Second
Birth, Enlightenment, Liberation, Moksha, Satori and it is the goal of
all religions and spiritual traditions of the world. This knowledge is
ancient, but for a long time it was available only to a few souls, being
kept secret and transmitted from guru to disciple, since Self
Realization was extremely difficult to achieve. In these modern times,
through Sahaja ("spontaneous") Yoga ("union with one's Self"), this
experience has become effortless and available to everyone, for the
first time in the history of human spirituality.
The
advent of Sahaja Yoga was prophesized a long time ago in many of the
world's spiritual traditions and religions (see the section on
Prophecies and Fulfillments). At the same time, in these modern
times many seekers of Truth have been deluded into following various
false, self-proclaimed "gurus" who are either money or power oriented,
but not Spirit oriented (here
is a guide on how to recognize them).
Through
the practice of Sahaja Yoga, our awareness gains a new dimension where
absolute truth can be felt tangibly - on our central nervous system. As
a result of this happening, our spiritual ascent takes place
effortlessly and physical, mental and emotional balance are achieved as
a byproduct of this growth of our awareness.
We then
realize that we are not this body, mind, ego, conditionings, emotions or
intellect, but something of an eternal nature which is always residing
in our heart in a pure, undisturbed state - the Self or Spirit. The
Spirit is the source of true knowledge, peace and joy. Self Realization
is the actualization of this connection with our Spirit, which as Shri
Mataji advocates, is the birthright of every human being.
"It
is important for everyone to have that knowledge of the roots within
ourselves. Sahaja Yoga allows the individual to become his own Spiritual
Guide."
-- Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi
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"YOU CANNOT KNOW THE MEANING OF YOUR LIFE
UNTIL YOU ARE CONNECTED
TO THE POWER THAT CREATED YOU."
"A STAR IS SHINING WITHIN US
AND THAT IS OUR SPIRIT."
"EITHER YOU LEAD A LIFE WHICH IS LUXURIOUS
ON THE MATERIAL LEVEL OR YOU LEAD A LUXURIOUS LIFE
OF GOD'S BLESSINGS - ONE OF THE TWO YOU HAVE
TO CHOOSE, THE TIME HAS COME."
"THE ENJOYMENT OF LIFE IS ONLY POSSIBLE IF THE WORLD
COULD GET CONNECTED TO THE SPIRIT... YOU BECOME
THE SPIRIT AS CHRIST HAS SAID IN SIMPLE WORDS
THAT YOU HAVE TO BE BORN AGAIN."
"YOU ARE NOT THIS BODY
YOU ARE NOT THIS MIND
YOU ARE THE SPIRIT...
THIS IS THE GREATEST TRUTH."
"SELF REALIZATION IS THE FIRST ENCOUNTER
WITH REALITY."
"DIVINITY IS NOT A FASHION.
IT IS THE WAY OF LIFE.
IT IS THE NEED OF YOUR BEING.
YOU HAVE TO BECOME _THAT_."
"BLOSSOM TIME HAS COME AND MANY ANCIENT SEEKERS
ARE TODAY GETTING THEIR SELF REALIZATION."
"YOU HAVE TO KNOW YOUR SPIRIT...
FOR WITHOUT KNOWING YOUR SPIRIT
YOU CANNOT KNOW THE TRUTH."
"NOW THE STAGE TODAY IS TO KNOW THAT
SELF REALIZATION GIVES YOU EXPERIENCES
AND THEN YOUR FAITH IS ESTABLISHED.
NOT BLIND BUT OPEN ENLIGHTENED FAITH."
"SELF REALIZATION MAKES US HUMBLE...
REPLACE TEMPER WITH COMPASSION...
THE MORE INNOCENT YOU ARE,
THE MORE BLISSFUL YOU WILL BE."
"FREEDOM IS WHEN YOU REALLY GET YOUR OWN POWERS
WHICH ARE WITHIN YOU. IN YOUR CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
AND IN YOUR CONSCIOUS MIND, YOU MUST FEEL
THE EXISTENCE OF THE SPIRIT."
"INNATELY, WITHIN US RESIDES THE SPIRIT
WHICH WANTS TO ENLIGHTEN YOU,
TO GIVE YOU THE PEACE, THE BLISS
AND THE JOY OF OUR BEING."
"KUNDALINI CURES YOU, SHE IMPROVES YOU,
SHE BESTOWS ALL THE BLISSFUL THINGS UPON YOU.
SHE TAKES YOU AWAY FROM THE WORRIES OF GROSSER LEVEL."
"MEDITATION IS THE ONLY WAY YOU CAN GROW...
BECAUSE WHEN YOU MEDITATE,
YOU ARE IN SILENCE.
YOU ARE IN THOUGHTLESS AWARENESS.
THEN THE GROWTH OF AWARENESS TAKES PLACE."
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