“One should remain in Thoughtlessness. This is your place, your wealth, your strength (Shakti). This is your form. This is your beauty. This is your life. Thoughtless! As soon as you are thoughtless the outside methods, the whole of it starts moving in your hands. Live in thoughtlessness. Over there, there is no Time, no Direction, nor can anyone touch it. There is only a vision of the Living. There is only a vision of Life and how it blooms. There is vision of its Beauty, its Capability, its Prosperity and it’s Truth. Watch it from where the stream of life is flowing.” © Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, photo @madhavahuet

“So balance is very important, and balancing yourself means you become innately religious. Now, most of the diseases are caused by imbalances within us. Human nature is such that we go always to extremes. So in Sahaja Yoga, you yourself understand how to come to balance. And you love to do that, because then you can enjoy the cool breeze, and you can enjoy the joy within yourself.” © Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, photo @sy_way

“The meaning of the yoga is that you have to unite with the all pervading power of the Divine Love.” © Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, photo @anna_jalan

“The powers of a woman are that of love, which are the powers of God.” © Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi

“Then you start enjoying each other’s company so much that even in the house you enjoy, outside also enjoy. So you can be together inside the house, also outside. The interests are the same, because the interest becomes the same. Like the flowers who fall on the Mother Earth make the Mother Earth fragrant and then we can say that Mother Earth is fragrant. As beautiful as that.” © Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, photo @sy_way

“So first of all you have to cleanse yourself and accept your own problems, your own misgivings. These are to be faced. And challenge yourself. What are you doing? You are a Sahaja Yogi, how can you hate someone? How can you trouble someone? How can you torture someone? This is the beginning of introspection, and it’s very important.” © Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, photo @sandra_sunnyday