is Sri Mataji indeed an anti-Semite? -Shri Mataji unites all religions.

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Dear Omar,

 

One thing that all Sahaja Yogis will attest to is the fact that Shri

Mataji is always extremely honest in her critique and praise. She

praises all cultures and religions of the world and at the same time

tells about those things that should be changed.

 

What she has always taught is that all religions of the world

ultimatley lead us to one truth - that we are the spirit. Sahaja

Yogis are as true practioners of The Ten Commandements given to us by

Moses as they are truly followers of Jesus Christ or Prophet Mohammed

or Lord Krishna. So the question of being against any religion does

not arise.

 

However, just dont take my word for it. The best approach to find out

the truth is to try Sahaja Yoga and you will know the truth yourself.

Perhaps Alex can help you out.

 

 

Regards,

Anuj

 

 

 

 

, " alex21x2003 "

<talex108@b...> wrote:

> Dear Omer,

>

> Namaste.

>

> My name is Alex and I also live in Israel. You asked " Is Sri Mataji

> indeed an anti-Semite? " The answer is very simple and clear. No,

> She

> is not and cannot be. Shri Mataji is not anti any nation. Quite the

> contrary, Sahaja Yoga has united people from different nations in a

> very sweet and natural manner, because the essence of Sahaja Yoga

is

> pure Love.

>

> Let's speak a little about Shri Mataji's book.

>

> In my opinion the best way to know about the book is to read it and

> the best way to understand Sahaja Yoga is to practice it for a

> while. At least I did so and found that Sahaja Yoga is a real

> treasure for every seeker of Truth. I am not sure that the author

> of " an angry reply " read the book. There are some so called Ex-

> members who unfortunately are trying to fight Sahaja Yoga through

> the internet. So, people inevitably use some " knowledge " or

> information advertised by them. For instance the numbers of the

> pages quoted are all incorrect. Therefore I was unable to find all

> the quotations, but just some. First of all regarding the question

> about racism of Shri Mataji there is a chapter called

> " Racialism " in

> the book. Below are some sentences from this chapter:

>

> " Racialism is the greatest curse of human beings that has been

> created by themselves " .

>

> " Diversity of bodies, faces and skin created by nature is very

> important because otherwise everybody would like the same…

> Unfortunately the colored people were called primitive, while the

> white-skinned were regarded as advanced. It is intolerable

arrogance

> to discriminate between one human being and another because of the

> colour of his skin. They all have the same heart, the same

feelings,

> the same expression of love and hate. They all smile the same way,

> they all weep he same way " . (Page 110)

>

> There is also some critique in the book, for example: " There are

> books and books written about drinking in French. … I have heard

> that the French show not only nude women, but also nude men these

> days through their media. " (Page 124) There are more things, but

one

> can see that all this is far away from racism. It is more like a

> critique of immoral culture or wrong behavior. The same about

Hitler

> and Jews:

>

> " … Hitler gathered his forces over a period of years when Germany

> was openly very immoral. … He was worse than a devil, as many

> describe him… These ego-oriented people want to show that they

> are

> in charge of the whole world and think that they have every right

to

> be cruel to other persons under some pretext or under some sort of

> justification. Hitler himself did not try to find any reason why he

> hated the Jews. There is no evidence in his own life to show that

he

> was tortured or even harmed by any Jew living in Germany. He took

> full advantage of the German situation which was very immoral…

> Jews

> were known to be very religious and moral, but also very greedy.

> They always lent money on exorbitant terms and then pursued the

> borrowers all their lives, often causing distress. " (Page 125)

>

> So, Hitler decided to destroy Jews, as according to him they

> supported immorality and " …he got hold of German young generation

> …

> who have no sense of discretion. … Instead of killing the Jews,

> why

> did Hitler not think of improving the society … Unfortunately,

> such

> ideas which are constructive can never come into the mind of a mega

> ego-oriented person " . (Page126)

>

> " ... Hitler also gave the very deep color of patriotism to his

> devilish work " (Page 129)

>

> So, it is about how people like Hitler act and what they think

about

> Jews. It is not practical for me to type the whole book here, but I

> hope you understand that the book is much deeper than some people

> may want us to think. Even if there is some criticism, so what?

Have

> we no problem? Or are we afraid of facing the truth? The book is

> about the modern world and its many diverse problems.

>

> Here are some more words from the Preface:

>

> " To me, most of the human beings are like the deities who are still

> in stone form and who can be transformed, with Kundalini awakening

> into angels. I hope this book will not hurt people … "

>

> " It is too much for a Mother to talk about the ills of her

children,

> but unless that is faced, I don't think the children can ever get

> their benevolence and reach the ultimate goal, which is their self

> realization. So I would ask, all of you not to get angry with me,

> but to understand that out of my tremendous compassion and love I

> have written this book for the benevolence of the people, with

> whatever English I can use, with whatever literature I can use,

with

> whatever style I could adopt " . (Page 3)

>

> In closing I would say that everyone around the world who practices

> Sahaja Yoga knows that the nature of Shri Mataji is extremely kind,

> loving and compassionate. She has also spoken about Israeli yogis

> with tremendous respect and appreciation in Her lectures. We

> (Israeli Yogis) also spoke with Her many times. There is absolutely

> no way to think about Her as being anti–Semitic or racist. It is

> an

> absurd idea. We also feel tremendous love of other yogis from all

> over the world towards us (Israeli Yogis).

>

> So, I very much hope that this answers your questions about Shri

> Mataji and Her book.

>

> With Love,

> Alex

> http://www.sahajayoga.org.il/