www.adishakti.org takes a giant leap in rankings from 249,846 to 205,982

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jagbir singh <adishakti_org Fri Dec 5, 2003 3:14 pm www.adishakti.org continues rising from 257,517 to 249,846

shriadishakti , jagbir singh <adishakti_org> wrote:> > Dear devotees of the Adi Shakti,> > i wish to say that www.adishakti.org is the only website on Sahaja Yoga and Shri > Mataji that is listed on the Websearch listing i.e. it has to be within the first million > sites. > > It is also rising quickly - yesterday it was ranked 258,120 and today it is 257,517 i.e. a> jump of 602.> > All this is significant given the fact that Shri Mataji's message of the Last Judgment > and Al-Qiyamah will be overwhelmingly announced on the internet. Given the fact that > www.adishakti.org is 70% complete, a work in progress that will be completed by the > end of 2006, i am very confident

that the Adi Shakti will triumph and Her message of > the Last Judgment and Resurrection will be spread to all nations and peoples of many > tongues.> > Jai Shri Mataji!> > > jagbir> > Dear devotess of the Adi Shakti,www.adishakti.org, the only website announcing the Last Judgment and Al-Qiyamah,continues rising. Two weeks ago it was 257,517 and today it stands at 249,846, adifference of 7,671. Again i would like to assure all believers of the Last Judgment that the Adi Shakti will triumph over all Her adversaries and overcome all obstacles. All She needs is Herancient ganas to uphold their pledges made before taking birth on Earth. Ga means "knowledge" and Na means "salvation". So ganas are those SYs who impart the knowledge of salvation to others. These ganas are the spiritual warriors of Shri Ganesha, who is also

called Ganapati. Isa and pati both mean "Lord". So those SYs who pledged to the Lord of the Ganas, Shri Ganesha, that they will uphold the truth must awaken and declare that the salvation of the Last Judgment is available to those who desire. They must declare this immensely urgentmessage of Shri Ganesha's Mother, the Adi Shakti Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, to all humankind. They are bound by that ancient code of the Sanatanna Dharma to uphold theTruth at all cost. So keep your word and honour your pledge!jagbir--------------------Dear all,If my maths is correct www.adishakti.org has taken a massive leap in rank position, from249,846 to that of 205,982 today, a difference of 43,864 in less than two months. Jai Shri Mataji!jagbir

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shriadishakti , jagbir singh

<adishakti_org> wrote:

>

> --------------------

>

> Dear all,

>

> If my maths is correct www.adishakti.org has taken a massive leap

> in rank position, from 249,846 to that of 205,982 today, a

> difference of 43,864 in less than two months.

>

> Jai Shri Mataji!

>

> jagbir

>

>

 

 

To all my brothers and sisters,

 

Complete strangers have no problem with accepting the website and

continue to voice their appreciation. Just received this:

 

" I wanted to thank you for the website. The numbers of life are

amazing. "

 

www.adishakti.org is now past fours years and till date there has

been absolutely no resistance. How can this be when highly sensitive

religious issues are declared and discussed openly, subjecting them

to public cross-examination? Or is beyond the ability of mere

mortals to challenge the Adi Shakti?

 

i remember the apprehension and sense of impeding western media

wrath when the website was first set up. It was as if powerful

forces were going to attack Shri Mataji in reaction to Her

declaration of the Last Judgment and Al-Qiyamah.

 

i would also like to point out that i am not making all this fuss

just because of `my' websites. Long before they were set up i

had already questioned the local collective about the lack of public

exposure to the Last Judgment and Resurrection.

 

It took me about a year or so, around 1994/95, to comprehend what

Shri Mataji was really talking about. The reason it took that long

was because of the collective's obsession with subtle system,

chakras, catches and what not. It took me some time to figure

out: " Man! Shri Mataji is talking about far more serious stuff

than what these guys are indulging day and night. "

 

Despite numerous attempts to find out why the utter lack of public

exposure to the Last Judgment, no collective member was interested

in it. The answer was always: " Just give self-realization. "

It was as if a neophyte like me had no business questioning those

`chosen'......... to lead ................ and know.

 

Since i was a Sikh the Christian Last Judgment and Muslim Al-Qiyamah

were unfamiliar territory. It took some time before it dawned on me

the utter importance and dire consequences of Shri Mataji's

message. i just shook my head in disbelief at the lack of urgency to

defend the very bastion of Sahaja Yoga.

 

Now, after years, i still continue to marvel the pedestrian pace and

callous disregard to uphold dharma. SYs may feel offended or tired

of this stale topic but my conscience compels me to speak up again

and again. Once more i have to repeat that i am not speaking up now

because of my websites. As explained early in Sahaja Yoga i had

repeatedly stressed to SYs the obligation to tell the Truth. It

would have been hypocritical of me had this urge came lately after

the websites were set up. So don't get me wrong.

 

But what are we SYs really afraid of? i have already given proof

that, contrary to what was feared, the media and public has neither

attacked Shri Mataji nor Sahaja Yoga. Fours years is a long time to

overcome the Fear Factor, especially if one is the devotee of the

valorous Durga Maa.

 

So are we reaching a point where SYs may finally have the courage

and faith to perform their Dharma? i can feel the collective

conscience slowly stirring. This is a good sign, messengers of the

Last Judgment and Resurrection. We are living in the most blessed of

times, the time when the Adi Shakti walked on Earth to grant moksa

(eternal life) to all who desire. So live up to your most fortunate

of births!

 

 

jagbir

[Guest guest]

shriadishakti , " jagbir singh "

<adishakti_org> wrote:

> >

> > Dear all,

> >

> > If my maths is correct www.adishakti.org has taken a massive

> > leap in rank position, from 249,846 to that of 205,982 today, a

> > difference of 43,864 in less than two months.

> >

> > Jai Shri Mataji!

> >

> > jagbir

> >

> >

>

>

> To all my brothers and sisters,

>

> Complete strangers have no problem with accepting the website and

> continue to voice their appreciation. Just received this:

>

> " I wanted to thank you for the website. The numbers of life are

> amazing. "

>

> www.adishakti.org is now past fours years and till date there has

> been absolutely no resistance. How can this be when highly

> sensitive religious issues are declared and discussed openly,

> subjecting them to public cross-examination? Or is beyond the

> ability of mere mortals to challenge the Adi Shakti?

>

> i remember the apprehension and sense of impeding western media

> wrath when the website was first set up. It was as if powerful

> forces were going to attack Shri Mataji in reaction to Her

> declaration of the Last Judgment and Al-Qiyamah.

>

> i would also like to point out that i am not making all this fuss

> just because of `my' websites. Long before they were set up i

> had already questioned the local collective about the lack of

> public exposure to the Last Judgment and Resurrection.

>

> It took me about a year or so, around 1994/95, to comprehend what

> Shri Mataji was really talking about. The reason it took that long

> was because of the collective's obsession with subtle system,

> chakras, catches and what not. It took me some time to figure

> out: " Man! Shri Mataji is talking about far more serious stuff

> than what these guys are indulging day and night. "

>

> Despite numerous attempts to find out why the utter lack of public

> exposure to the Last Judgment, no collective member was interested

> in it. The answer was always: " Just give self-realization. "

> It was as if a neophyte like me had no business questioning those

> `chosen'......... to lead ................ and know.

>

> Since i was a Sikh the Christian Last Judgment and Muslim Al-

> Qiyamah were unfamiliar territory. It took some time before it

> dawned on me the utter importance and dire consequences of Shri

> Mataji's message. i just shook my head in disbelief at the lack of

> urgency to defend the very bastion of Sahaja Yoga.

>

> Now, after years, i still continue to marvel the pedestrian pace

> and callous disregard to uphold dharma. SYs may feel offended or

> tired of this stale topic but my conscience compels me to speak up

> again and again. Once more i have to repeat that i am not speaking

> up now because of my websites. As explained early in Sahaja Yoga i

> had repeatedly stressed to SYs the obligation to tell the Truth.

> It would have been hypocritical of me had this urge came lately

> after the websites were set up. So don't get me wrong.

>

> But what are we SYs really afraid of? i have already given proof

> that, contrary to what was feared, the media and public has

> neither attacked Shri Mataji nor Sahaja Yoga. Fours years is a

> long time to overcome the Fear Factor, especially if one is the

> devotee of the valorous Durga Maa.

>

> So are we reaching a point where SYs may finally have the courage

> and faith to perform their Dharma? i can feel the collective

> conscience slowly stirring. This is a good sign, messengers of the

> Last Judgment and Resurrection. We are living in the most blessed

of times, the time when the Adi Shakti walked on Earth to grant

> moksa (eternal life) to all who desire. So live up to your most

> fortunate of births!

>

>

> jagbir

>

 

" A CALL FOR AN INTELLECTUAL (BAUDDHIKA) KSHATRIYA

 

The Challenge of the Information Age:

 

We live in the age of the information revolution, which has taken a

quantum leap since the introduction of computers and the opening up

of the Internet. The new information flood is changing the nature of

the society in ways that we have yet to know and for which there is

no precedent. This information revolution is in many respects an

information war, with different groups vying to put their views out

to the general public as the truth.

 

It is often a disinformation war as well, with groups trying to

discredit those who have different views, using the media as their

weapon. In this contest whoever puts out information first usually

gains credibility by defining the field. Whoever puts out

information in the most sophisticated and high tech manner has the

best audience in the long run and generally the best success in

promoting their agenda. In the media realm packaging is more

important than content and strong assertion takes the role of real

proof. . . .

 

In this information war a different kind of warrior is necessary

and a different strategy is required. This is not an entirely new

issue because there has always been something of an information war

in the clash of cultures, nations and religions that has occurred

throughout history. But today it has much more importance in the

information age and has become the central issue.

 

Each culture has its intellectual defenders. These are its great

thinkers who articulate its cultural values. These intellectual

defenders serve to challenge negative views. They also serve to

present a favorable image of the culture and define its future.

Hindus traditionally had their Kshatriya or warrior class to defend

them. There has always been an intellectual Kshatriya as well, those

who defend the culture from attack in the realm of ideas, which

usually precedes or accompanies physical attack.

 

However, Hindus today have failed perhaps more than any other group

to create a defense for their culture in the media world. Hindus are

routinely portrayed through stereotypes of caste, dowry deaths,

widow burning, strange cults, poverty and superstition. The worship

of Shiva appears in the New York times as the phallic cult of the

Hindu God of destruction. Krishna is portrayed in Western

universities as an erotic God with questionable morals. ... "

 

http://www.hindubooks.org/david_frawley/awaken_bharata/a_call_for_int

ellctual_kshatriya/page1.htm

[Guest guest]

shriadishakti , " jagbir singh "

<adishakti_org> wrote:

 

>

> " A CALL FOR AN INTELLECTUAL (BAUDDHIKA) KSHATRIYA

>

> The Challenge of the Information Age:

>

> We live in the age of the information revolution, which has taken a

> quantum leap since the introduction of computers and the opening up

> of the Internet. The new information flood is changing the nature

of the society in ways that we have yet to know and for which there

is no precedent. This information revolution is in many respects an

> information war, with different groups vying to put their views out

> to the general public as the truth.

>

> It is often a disinformation war as well, with groups trying to

> discredit those who have different views, using the media as their

> weapon. In this contest whoever puts out information first usually

> gains credibility by defining the field. Whoever puts out

> information in the most sophisticated and high tech manner has the

> best audience in the long run and generally the best success in

> promoting their agenda. In the media realm packaging is more

> important than content and strong assertion takes the role of real

> proof. . . .

>

> In this information war a different kind of warrior is necessary

> and a different strategy is required. This is not an entirely new

> issue because there has always been something of an information war

> in the clash of cultures, nations and religions that has occurred

> throughout history. But today it has much more importance in the

> information age and has become the central issue.

>

> Each culture has its intellectual defenders. These are its great

> thinkers who articulate its cultural values. These intellectual

> defenders serve to challenge negative views. They also serve to

> present a favorable image of the culture and define its future.

> Hindus traditionally had their Kshatriya or warrior class to defend

> them. There has always been an intellectual Kshatriya as well,

those who defend the culture from attack in the realm of ideas, which

> usually precedes or accompanies physical attack.

>

> However, Hindus today have failed perhaps more than any other group

> to create a defense for their culture in the media world. Hindus

are routinely portrayed through stereotypes of caste, dowry deaths,

> widow burning, strange cults, poverty and superstition. The worship

> of Shiva appears in the New York times as the phallic cult of the

> Hindu God of destruction. Krishna is portrayed in Western

> universities as an erotic God with questionable morals. ... "

>

>

http://www.hindubooks.org/david_frawley/awaken_bharata/a_call_for_int

> ellctual_kshatriya/page1.htm

>

 

 

Surfing the net

Cybercafes have sprung up and mullahs are getting webwise

BBC: Friday, 13 February, 2004, 17:00 GMT

 

In recent months there have been signs that Iran's strictly Islamic

government is beginning to wake up to the power of the internet. As

banned reformist newspapers quickly come back to life in online form,

the mullahs are starting to look at ways to control the net in the

same way they control the rest of the electronic media.

 

In a big crackdown at the end of last year, hundreds of internet

cafes were shut down and new rules introduced for new proprietors,

requiring them to restrict customer's access to a long list

of " immoral and anti-Islamic sites " .

 

For the moment at least, Iranian webmasters seem to be one step

ahead. When a site is banned, it disappears only to re-emerge

somewhere else under another name.

 

But it seems that the mullahs are also becoming web wise. Recently

the feared Basij Islamic vigilante group announced that it's planning

to open a chain of internet cafes of its own, to provide religious

families with access to sites upholding the Islamic values. It

appears Iran's internet wars are set to continue.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/3486923.stm