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Jai Sri Mataji

I feel sure it was partly the encouragement of the website. Today I

was able to write a reply to an article in a local paper from a

B'hai group where it was obvious the only way to reply to their plea

for all religions to unite for peace: by announcing Sri Mataji is

the Avatar promised by each of them (listing names and prophecies)

and Sahaja Yoga is Her gift to humanity as the free means to

discover the peace or Kingdom of God within. Thanks folks for the

encouraging letters.

Why does this site only allow me a little space while others seem to

find lots more room?

By the way I discovered a while ago that when lying in the water of

the (Indian) ocean here I no longer sink. When I was young I could

not float...especially feet. It seems to be that when in the water

now the sahasrara opens completely and we become weightless. A few

other people have found the same....in summer of course. Anyone

else tried it?

regards, Lyndal.

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shriadishakti , " in2centre <supatni@b...> "

<supatni@b...> wrote:

> Jai Sri Mataji

> I feel sure it was partly the encouragement of the website. Today

> I was able to write a reply to an article in a local paper from a

> B'hai group where it was obvious the only way to reply to their >

plea for all religions to unite for peace: by announcing Sri Mataji

> is the Avatar promised by each of them (listing names and > > > >

> prophecies) and Sahaja Yoga is Her gift to humanity as the free >

> means to discover the peace or Kingdom of God within. Thanks > >

> folks for the encouraging letters.

 

i am glad Lyndal that you were able to put your views to this

religious organization. Founded in the nineteenth century by

Baha'u'llah, Baha'i is an offshoot of Islam that bears little

resemblance to its parent religion. Baha'i groups are divided into

National and local Spiritual Assemblies. Leaders of both bodies are

elected, and both fall under the jurisdiction of the Universal House

of Justice in Israel.

 

One of my friend's wife was a Bahai for about two years. Towards the

end she discovered that the top officials were an-all male domain,

and no woman was allowed at that level. The straw that broke the

camel's back came when she wanted to go overseas for a vacation, and

found that she had to obtain permission to do so. This is hard to

believe but true - all Bahais who want to leave the country must

report to the officials in charge. That was when she finally got

disillusioned and left.

 

If we SYs are armed with the Pure Knowledge that Shri Mataji has

provided and syntesize it with the Holy Scriptures, there is no

human or organization on Earth who can challenge Her. That is why

there has been no western press attacking the www.adishakti.org

website, although this was much feared by SYs three years ago.

Neither have the Muslims done anything against www.al-qiyamah.org.

On the contrary some Islamic websites are already upholding it and

providing links to their readers.

 

> Why does this site only allow me a little space while others seem

to

> find lots more room?

 

allows 32 MB of space to any group although in the beginning

it was 512 MB. There is talk that all older 512 MB groups will be

downsized in future and a uniform allotment of space established.

 

> By the way I discovered a while ago that when lying in the water

of

> the (Indian) ocean here I no longer sink. When I was young I

could

> not float...especially feet. It seems to be that when in the water

> now the sahasrara opens completely and we become weightless. A few

> other people have found the same....in summer of course. Anyone

> else tried it?

 

i had the same problem when young and could not stay afloat, and the

legs always used to sink. When i became an adult i discovered that i

could stay afloat with just slight movements of my palms, provided

the body is rigid. We do not become weightless because our

Sahasraras are open. We float better because we have learnt better

co-ordination. The trick is to keep the body rigid. And if you are

lying in the water of the Indian ocean at Ganapatipule it is the

salt that keeps your body more buoyant. It is easier to float in sea

water (salt) than freshwater or a normal swimming pool.

 

warmest regards,

 

 

jagbir

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Dear Lyndal,

 

I had almost the same words for you that Jagbir said.

I was going to elaborate some on the experiements of bounancy

you can perform in both fresh water and salt water.

 

I used to meditate in my pool, when i had one. You can allow your

body to suspend vertically with your head back, and easily control

floating without any need to tread water. It is all in the lungs.

As you slowly exhale you will slowly start to sink, at a certain

depth of a few feet if you stop exhaling you will be suspended in the

middle. If you empty the lungs you will sink to the bottom, where I

used to enjoy a few minutes of meditation looking at the sky.

 

In the ocean it is alot easier to float. obviously because of the

salt. But you can still cause yourself to sink simply by exhaling all

your breath. At least for me that works because i have very little

body fat! Another symptom of youth is that there is usually little

fat along with the coordination skills, that cause a child to sink

easily in the water. I have even seen big fat people who nearly come

out of the water it seems, because they are so bouyant. And no

vibrations required.

 

Bouancy is a mixture of displacement and mass. Fat has less mass

than muscle and as we get older it is eaisier to float in water

because of this. I assure you a meer 10-15 lb divers belt would cause

you to sink straight down. It is all to human to believe into things

like this. I prefer a much more practical approach to Self-

realization. How do you feel? that is the question!

 

What would get me curious is if you were actually walking on the

water. Jesus did not leave footprints either, it is said.

 

Jai Shri Mataji !!

Love to you son,

Ishmael

[Guest guest]

Hello Jagbir,

 

My name is Vonda and I have been affiliated with the Baha'u'llah and

the Bahai Faith for over 12 years. The Bahai Faith is related to

Islam in the same way that Judaism is related to Christianity. I

have to go now, but I definitely want to communicate with you some

more. I believe that Baha'u'llah, in some of His writings, has

prophesied about Shri Mataji. Oh, the mysteries of Divine Unity!

shriadishakti , " adishakti_org

<adishakti_org> " <adishakti_org> wrote:

> shriadishakti , " in2centre <supatni@b...> "

> <supatni@b...> wrote:

> > Jai Sri Mataji

> > I feel sure it was partly the encouragement of the website.

Today

> > I was able to write a reply to an article in a local paper from a

> > B'hai group where it was obvious the only way to reply to their >

> plea for all religions to unite for peace: by announcing Sri Mataji

> > is the Avatar promised by each of them (listing names and > > > >

> > prophecies) and Sahaja Yoga is Her gift to humanity as the free >

> > means to discover the peace or Kingdom of God within. Thanks > >

> > folks for the encouraging letters.

>

> i am glad Lyndal that you were able to put your views to this

> religious organization. Founded in the nineteenth century by

> Baha'u'llah, Baha'i is an offshoot of Islam that bears little

> resemblance to its parent religion. Baha'i groups are divided into

> National and local Spiritual Assemblies. Leaders of both bodies are

> elected, and both fall under the jurisdiction of the Universal

House

> of Justice in Israel.

>

> One of my friend's wife was a Bahai for about two years. Towards

the

> end she discovered that the top officials were an-all male domain,

> and no woman was allowed at that level. The straw that broke the

> camel's back came when she wanted to go overseas for a vacation,

and

> found that she had to obtain permission to do so. This is hard to

> believe but true - all Bahais who want to leave the country must

> report to the officials in charge. That was when she finally got

> disillusioned and left.

>

> If we SYs are armed with the Pure Knowledge that Shri Mataji has

> provided and syntesize it with the Holy Scriptures, there is no

> human or organization on Earth who can challenge Her. That is why

> there has been no western press attacking the www.adishakti.org

> website, although this was much feared by SYs three years ago.

> Neither have the Muslims done anything against www.al-qiyamah.org.

> On the contrary some Islamic websites are already upholding it and

> providing links to their readers.

>

> > Why does this site only allow me a little space while others seem

> to

> > find lots more room?

>

> allows 32 MB of space to any group although in the beginning

> it was 512 MB. There is talk that all older 512 MB groups will be

> downsized in future and a uniform allotment of space established.

>

> > By the way I discovered a while ago that when lying in the water

> of

> > the (Indian) ocean here I no longer sink. When I was young I

> could

> > not float...especially feet. It seems to be that when in the

water

> > now the sahasrara opens completely and we become weightless. A

few

> > other people have found the same....in summer of course. Anyone

> > else tried it?

>

> i had the same problem when young and could not stay afloat, and

the

> legs always used to sink. When i became an adult i discovered that

i

> could stay afloat with just slight movements of my palms, provided

> the body is rigid. We do not become weightless because our

> Sahasraras are open. We float better because we have learnt better

> co-ordination. The trick is to keep the body rigid. And if you are

> lying in the water of the Indian ocean at Ganapatipule it is the

> salt that keeps your body more buoyant. It is easier to float in

sea

> water (salt) than freshwater or a normal swimming pool.

>

> warmest regards,

>

>

> jagbir

[Guest guest]

shriadishakti , " vst333 <vst333> "

<vst333> wrote:

>

> My name is Vonda and I have been affiliated with the Baha'u'llah

> and the Bahai Faith for over 12 years. The Bahai Faith is related

> to Islam in the same way that Judaism is related to Christianity.

> I have to go now, but I definitely want to communicate with you

> some more. I believe that Baha'u'llah, in some of His writings,

> has prophesied about Shri Mataji. Oh, the mysteries of Divine

> Unity!

>

 

Hi Vonda,

 

Welcome to the forum. i am sure all members of this forum would love

to hear from you about Baha'u'llah's prophesies about Shri Mataji.

Very slowly, but so surely, humanity is converging irrevocably

towards the Divine Unity.

 

It is generally agreeable that the Sure Signs and descriptions of

the Day of Judgment in the Koran are that:

 

1) this event is inevitable;

2) there is a set time for it;

3) angels will descend to bear witness;

4) all people would be brought back to life;

5) there will be warnings and announcements preceding it;

6) prophesied Sure Signs of Allah will confirm Qiyamat;

7) Koran to be used as proof of authenticity to humankind;

8) there will be a Caller from within (place quite near);

9) the verse revealing Qiyamat will be collected from all over the

Koran, promulgated, recited and explained;

10) many will not be aware that Qiyamat is taking place;

11) Allah will not address those hiding His revelations;

12) Allah will not be purifying the transgressors;

13) messengers of Allah on Earth to deliver Warning;

14) families will be bitterly divided over the Good News;

15) believers will be in bliss, the disbelievers dismayed;

16) Jesus would be one of the Signs of the Hour.

 

All these Sure Signs have been fulfilled by Shri Mataji, as well as

major prophecies of the Bible, Bhagavad-Gita and other scriptures.

 

The aim of this forum and related websites is to give recognition to

the interconnectedness of all faiths and traditions so that the

human family are able to see the forest despite the trees. Please

contribute your knowledge towards this end.

 

warmest regards,

 

jagbir

[Guest guest]

shriadishakti , vonda turner <vst333>

wrote:

>

> I have been investigating Shri Mataji's claim for about two weeks

> now. I was astounded by Her claim to be " the Comforter " and the

> Spirit of Truth that will lead us into all Truth, since Bahaullah

> made the same claim almost two hundred years ago, in His " Tablet

> to the Christians, also known as " The Most Holy Tablet " . If you

> would like to read it, it can be found at:

> http://www.bahai.com/writings2/Bahaullah/tablets/6-10.htm

> Before I point to Bahaullah's writings that may bear witness to

> Shri Mataji as the Holy Spirit, I would like to get some feed back

> from you and others on the Tablet to the Christians.

>

 

 

BBC Saturday, 22 February, 2003, 17:40 GMT

 

Gunmen have opened fire inside a Shia place of worship in the

southern Pakistani city of Karachi, killing at least nine people and

wounding at least 10.A police officer said the unidentified

attackers had opened fire at the entrance of the Imam Bargha just as

worshippers were arriving for evening prayers. No group has yet

admitted responsibility for the attack.

 

But violence between opposing militants from the majority Sunni and

minority Shia communities has claimed hundred of lives in Pakistan

in recent years.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/2790493.stm

 

 

Dear Ishmael, Vonda and SYs,

 

The above is just one of the numerous murderous tit-for-tats between

Shias and Sunnis, all carried out over doctrinal differences. The

Shias, who belief in the Imam Mahdi, comprise 20% of the population

and are at the receiving end. The Sunnis are particularly picking

off the Shia elite like doctors and those in positions of power.

 

Professor Akbar in his book Islam Today downplays the differences in

Islam between the Shias and Sunnis. i have found this surprising.

 

i will again have to say that the Malaysian Muslims are a far cry

from their Pakistani brethren. Yesterday i had a talk with a Punjabi

who has a number of close Pakistani friends. His stories have again

reinforced what i have pointed in the recent posts regarding hajis

and Muslims from Pakistan. Just like other humans there are the

good, bad and ugly. i believe that entrenched religious

fundamentalism in Pakistan is making more of them bad, and some ugly

enough to murder in the name of Allah.

 

Vonda, i will reply by tomorrow as my son/daughter had hogged the

computer the whole day. In the meantime is it possible to get some

Comforter specific quotes of Baha'u'llah? That will make replying

easier and save time scrolling for such quotes. Thanks.

 

 

warmest regards,

 

 

jagbir