Protocols of a dharmic life??????

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1) Now, I had a few questioned based on the actual way of life of a

sahaja yogi/yogini, since I read a lot of what was

on " http://www.sahajvidya.freeuk.com/SahajVidya_Preface.htm " and

there seems to be a lot of talk about being mindful of how you

dress, how you have your hair (as not to have it disheveled and/or

in your face/ not coloring it etc) and to not lead a life of

extremes or be in the forefront unless there is something to be

done. I wanted to know what is considered extremism specifically,

and what really constitutes a sahaja yogi way of life aside from the

way he conducts himself in his dealings and thinking. Also, I was

curious as to the stand point of sahaja with regard to tattoos (and

a lot of them) that ARE NOT ugly or distasteful, but works of art

with beauty. IS that considered extremism?

I just wanted a better description of what living an extreme life in

the eyes of sahaja is and what is the best way to act, dress, etc

when leading a dharmic/sahaja way of life based on your experience

and any talks or information you have heard being spoken on those

subjects by the adi shakti.

 

2) Secondly, I was curious why more yogi's do not proclaim the true

meaning of sahaja yoga and moreover the whole point and mission

behind its practice and spreading it. I read something regarding

this in your FAQ section and its true, most all the pages I have

seen and read online by yogis, official and unofficial, have been

promoting it as simply a relaxation technique that balances the

chakras and that was founded by Sri Mataji and that is all. Why are

more people, especially the yogi's who know the truth, not

proclaiming that this yoga is to benefit mankind, bring them into

the kingdom of god on earth, and that this is the last judgment and

a sure fire way for each person, with dedication, to reach his

ascent?

 

**Also on the same token, why is it not talked about all that much

the fact that although self realization is spontaneous, nourishing

it, bringing yourself as deep as you can go and surrendering to the

spirit fully to gain our ascent requires quite a lot of effort on a

daily basis, and quite a lot of EGO sacrifice (which is really not a

sacrifice at all) on our parts, and isn't just something that

happens on its own?

 

IF you could please write me back in detail with your thoughts on

these matters when you have some time, I would be very grateful.