We can not sit here any longer and just say 'this is about clearing the chakras

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shriadishakti , " Isha " <shanti442> wrote:

> Jai Shri Mataji!

>

> Yes, I must agree with Jagbir on this one. I have been in SY for

> so many years and have been one of the many guilty of not spreading

> Sahaja Yoga as much as it is deserved - and to be frank it was

> mostly due to " what do you tell people once you know the truth "

> Its not like 20 years ago you could just walk up to people and

> say " She is the Adi Shakti " , or " She is the spirit or the

> power/life force of Allah " You just didn't say things like that.

> I feel that now is the time when people need to start getting it -

> and getting it straight and from the heart. Jagbir's right. We

> can not sit here any longer and just say 'this is about clearing

> the chakras and getting self-realization' without understand WHY

> you need to get your awakening and WHY you need to get closer to

> the source! The time has come for us to begin finding the true

> meaning of why we are here, why Shri Mataji is here and WHY all

> religions need to raise their Kundalinis and preparing themselves

> for the very near future.

>

>

 

i have my doubts that our leaders in particular, and SYs in general,

comprehend what we are truly against. They have lost touch with

global reality and the pace of progress of other yoga schools. Their

deafening silence and stubborn reluctance to tell the Truth -- WHY

you need to get your awakening and WHY you need to get closer to the

source and WHY Shri Mataji is here and WHY all religions need to

raise their Kundalinis and WHY humans prepare themselves for the very

near future -- betrays both a lack of common sense and vision. They

just have no idea of what SYs are against or what the vast majority

of humans think yoga is all about, or that it is unethical to tell

others that Sahaja Yoga is about self-realization and subtle system

without explaining the far more important and relevant WHY to keep

seekers permanently. And there is nothing they have been able do

otherwise for the last three decades to stop the quick exit of most

newcomers to SY programs. But other yoga schools are thriving and

mushrooming all over, especially over the last decade.

 

Let me give you just one example of a successful yoga teacher Bikram

Choudary. He " opened his first yoga school in 1973, in San Francisco,

and now claims over 900 schools worldwide....

 

Choudhury claims that the 26 postures he has strung together in a

sequence, and which his followers perform, twice per session, in room

heated to 105 degrees, is his intellectual property.

 

He says, further, that these poses cannot be taught, either in the

same sequence or any derivative thereof, without the teacher having

graduated from his personal training program, the going rate for

which is $1,500 per person....

 

In the US, where the popularity of yoga is underlined by an estimated

19 million practitioners and annual revenues in the region of $25

billion, his Bikram Yoga school is front-runner – thanks, in no

small part, to celebrity clients ranging from pop diva Madonna to

tennis superstar Serena Williams. "

 

19 million people are paying $25 billion to learn about yoga! SYs

have spent so much energy, time and money over decades. Yet Sahaja

Yoga continues to grow ever obscure despite all we have done. So if

our leaders want us to keep on this chakra charade they will just get

what they deserve: 40 million people paying $50 billion to learn

about yoga, and none joining the free Sahaja Yoga classes. Maybe the

empty public programs in North America, Europe and Australia are

still not sufficient cause for alarm. Well, we will wait and witness

the situation going from bad to worse.

 

But for how long will this chakra charade continue before the common

sense of WHY prevails - 5, 10, 20 years?

 

jagbir