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Learning about your Self

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“The more you start learning about vibrations, learning what they are saying to you, how they teach you, you learn about your Self.
For example, a child uses his hands first of all. He puts the hand on a hot plate, it feels hot. Then on the cold plate, he sees it’s cold: trial and error. He learns what is correct, what is incorrect, what is what; actually what is the reality. Actually in hot and cold there’s nothing like ‘bad’ and ‘wrong’ but is the reality: that this is hot, that burns your hand; cold that freezes you. In the same way, when you start using vibrations, you start learning about your Self. That’s the first time you are using your Self, because that Self is so far not known to you.” © Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, photo @axinia1

Mountains

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“This is the only thing, if you go on with your complete emancipation, you will be surprised, it’s like climbing up a big mountain. But when you have reached to the peak, you can see everything very well, and you feel so satisfied that you are at the peak. So, that climbing part, even though some of you have to do it, it is alright, there’s no problem, you can do it. You must have respect for yourself, love yourself, and the understanding that you have to reach the peak, peak of the mountain. And once you have reached the peak of the mountain you will know you are there. And then you start showering all your love, affection, and everything, that flows down the mountain.” © Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, photo @shrecounty

Eternal Principle

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“Everything is fleeting that is not eternal. In the present the eternal stays, the rest all drops out. It’s like a moving river which doesn’t stop anywhere. But the moving river is eternal. The rest of the things are all changing. If you are on the Eternal Principle, all that is not eternal changes and drops out, dissolves and becomes nonexistent. We have to understand our own dignity, our own essence.” © Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, photo @sy_way

Music

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“Music is very important for Sahaja Yoga. Absolutely, it’s like water for life. It’s like that. So music has to be there.” © Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, photo @safiiyko

Union with the Divine

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The God Almighty is reflected in all human beings in the heart as the Spirit and the Holy Ghost is reflected in all human beings as the Holy Ghost what we call the kundalini. When the two unite then you get your yoga, that is the union with the Divine. Sahaja means “born with you. and yoga means “the union with the Divine”. So you have the right to get this union born with you as right.” © Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi

Roots

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“We know the truth about the tree of life through our search in science and other enterprises we have taken through. But still, we have to find out our roots. Unless and until we find our roots, we cannot nourish this tree of life. This tree of life had grown beyond the supply of energy, that can come from the roots. But as the tree grows also the roots grow downward, and in that search, I have been lucky enough to find out the method to give an en masse, that subtle thing called as the Spirit.” © Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, photo @teaontheroof_