Website devoted to Tao, the Great Mother, the Adi Shakti within all

[Guest guest]

Dear All,

 

After a long and lazy summer spent watching the World Cup, working

the backyard, gardening, traveling and visiting friends/relatives it

is back to work. This was a great summer vacation for me in years,

probably the best since i came to Canada.

 

Of the pile of pending projects, i picked the http://tao-mother.org

site dedicated to Tao, the Great Mother, the Adi Shakti within all.

i believe the Chinese, specifically the Taoists, are closest to

comprehending Brahman - the Tao or Great Mother.

 

Key concepts: the Tao, introduced in the Tao Te Ching is as follows:

 

" The Tao that can be expressed is not the eternal Tao; the name that

can be defined is not the unchanging name...There is a thing

inherent and natural, which existed before heaven and earth.

Motionless and fathomless, it stands alone and never changes; it

pervades everywhere and never becomes exhausted; it may be regarded

as the Mother of the Universe. I do not know its name. If I am

forced to give it a name, I call it Tao, and I name it supreme...Man

follows the laws of earth; earth follows the laws of heaven; heaven

follows the laws of the Tao; and Tao follows the laws of its

intrinsic nature. "

 

What is this Tao? The concept transcends the powers of reason and

must be grasped intuitively, it is beyond words, beyond all

differences and distinction, it is the unchanging, permanent reality

of constant change, it is the ground of being and nonbeing, it is

akin to the Hindu concept of the Brahman. "

 

 

As far as i am concerned it is the Adi Shakti/Brahman within, not

Her incarnation Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, who is Tao or Great

Mother. i know this fact will be regarded as heretical by many SYs.

However, i am sure of my conviction based on years of observation

and experience. Moreover, Shri Mataji has claimed that She resides

in our Sahasraras and that is absolutely true. Yet 99% of SYs

continue to fixate their senses outwards towards the physical

incarnation, not the eternal Adi Shakti within. They feel empty and

lost without Her image, as if She does not exist any longer. Thus

with that mindset it has become impossible for them to advance Her

to the world in any meaningful way.

 

That leaves outsiders like us the freedom to forge ahead unfettered,

instead of being shackled by the standard requirement that SY head

honchos be consulted and their permission obtained to perform any

work. For instance, if the head honcho does not believe Shri Mataji

to be the incarnation of Tao the Great Mother there is no way you

can proceed. And if the temperature of his vibrations are not cool

enough you can end up labeled " left-sided " , " bhootish "

or " possessed " , to name just a few choice categories. Getting a

second opinion is taboo as any contradiction will surely challenge

their legitimacy in the first place. (That is why i do not use this

choice weapon of the Inquisytion.)

 

But what rank and file SYs think does not matter at all. There are

billions or almost 99.99% of the world, who have never heard of

Shri Mataji or Sahaja Yoga. Years ago Shri Mataji lamented:

 

" You must understand that you have come in the field of very high

consciousness where you are in contact with the Divine. Now here if

you behave like ordinary people who have no divinity within them,

how long will you continue like this? So this is very important that

you should try to meditate and evolve yourselves and become really

very good Sahaja Yogis. "

 

In some places we are very lucky, but in some countries, the people

are just deaf and dumb. They can't understand Sahaja Yoga. For My

program they do come, and afterwards they just disappear. Sahaja

Yogis are responsible for this. The way they go about, the way they

want to do Sahaj work, is not Sahaj. Must be something definitely

wrong with the whole thing and that's why it's not working out the

same way as it is working out in many places. " (end)

 

So are we outsiders now working out Sahaja Yoga the way it should

have been from the beginning? ............ No, according to our

head honchos. You MUST follow the official subtle system approach

even though there is something definitely wrong with the whole

thing – less that 0.01 of humanity has been exposed to Sahaja Yoga

and Shri Mataji. So it must be true that " Sahaja Yogis are

responsible for this. The way they go about, the way they want to do

Sahaj work, is not Sahaj. "

 

i heard Kyyan that you wanted to be honest and transparent to the

 

public about Sahaja Yoga but were advised not to. Is is true that

Vancouver SYs do not want to be truthful despite the dire straits of

their collective/ashram? So do you too agree that " Sahaja Yogis are

responsible for this. The way they go about, the way they want to do

Sahaj work, is not Sahaj " i.e., they are responsible and can only

blame themselves for sad state of SY affairs today? What do you

think the new www.tao-mother.org site? Your comments, and those of

others, will be appreciated.

 

regards to all,

 

 

jagbir

 

 

Note: Dear Violet, i will work om www.holyspirit-shekinah.org next.

Sorry for the long delay but i really needed the summer break.

[Guest guest]

Dear Jagbir (and All),

 

The www.tao-mother.org site looks great, and it will only get better with more

time, which you always say... " we have " .

 

All the extra material for the Holy Spirit/Shekinah has been posted on this

forum (as you already know) and is given in a 'Christian understanding', so that

those from that tradition (and others too) can understand and appreciate Shri

Mataji's interactions with Her Children a bit better.

 

Not only will it help those from the Christian tradition to understand other

spiritual traditions better (from their own perspective), but it will also give

them a greater appreciation for the " depths " of their " own " spiritual tradition,

as given by Jesus and clarified by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi... " the Christian

Comforter " promised by Jesus.

 

Welcome back from your holidays. i am pleased that you had a great summer

vacation.

 

warmest regards,

 

violet

 

 

, " jagbir singh "

<adishakti_org wrote:

>

> Dear All,

>

> After a long and lazy summer spent watching the World Cup, working

> the backyard, gardening, traveling and visiting friends/relatives it

> is back to work. This was a great summer vacation for me in years,

> probably the best since i came to Canada.

>

> Of the pile of pending projects, i picked the http://tao-mother.org

> site dedicated to Tao, the Great Mother, the Adi Shakti within all.

> i believe the Chinese, specifically the Taoists, are closest to

> comprehending Brahman - the Tao or Great Mother.

>

> Key concepts: the Tao, introduced in the Tao Te Ching is as follows:

>

> " The Tao that can be expressed is not the eternal Tao; the name that

> can be defined is not the unchanging name...There is a thing

> inherent and natural, which existed before heaven and earth.

> Motionless and fathomless, it stands alone and never changes; it

> pervades everywhere and never becomes exhausted; it may be regarded

> as the Mother of the Universe. I do not know its name. If I am

> forced to give it a name, I call it Tao, and I name it supreme...Man

> follows the laws of earth; earth follows the laws of heaven; heaven

> follows the laws of the Tao; and Tao follows the laws of its

> intrinsic nature. "

>

> What is this Tao? The concept transcends the powers of reason and

> must be grasped intuitively, it is beyond words, beyond all

> differences and distinction, it is the unchanging, permanent reality

> of constant change, it is the ground of being and nonbeing, it is

> akin to the Hindu concept of the Brahman. "

>

>

> As far as i am concerned it is the Adi Shakti/Brahman within, not

> Her incarnation Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, who is Tao or Great

> Mother. i know this fact will be regarded as heretical by many SYs.

> However, i am sure of my conviction based on years of observation

> and experience. Moreover, Shri Mataji has claimed that She resides

> in our Sahasraras and that is absolutely true. Yet 99% of SYs

> continue to fixate their senses outwards towards the physical

> incarnation, not the eternal Adi Shakti within. They feel empty and

> lost without Her image, as if She does not exist any longer. Thus

> with that mindset it has become impossible for them to advance Her

> to the world in any meaningful way.

>

> That leaves outsiders like us the freedom to forge ahead unfettered,

> instead of being shackled by the standard requirement that SY head

> honchos be consulted and their permission obtained to perform any

> work. For instance, if the head honcho does not believe Shri Mataji

> to be the incarnation of Tao the Great Mother there is no way you

> can proceed. And if the temperature of his vibrations are not cool

> enough you can end up labeled " left-sided " , " bhootish "

> or " possessed " , to name just a few choice categories. Getting a

> second opinion is taboo as any contradiction will surely challenge

> their legitimacy in the first place. (That is why i do not use this

> choice weapon of the Inquisytion.)

>

> But what rank and file SYs think does not matter at all. There are

> billions or almost 99.99% of the world, who have never heard of

> Shri Mataji or Sahaja Yoga. Years ago Shri Mataji lamented:

>

> " You must understand that you have come in the field of very high

> consciousness where you are in contact with the Divine. Now here if

> you behave like ordinary people who have no divinity within them,

> how long will you continue like this? So this is very important that

> you should try to meditate and evolve yourselves and become really

> very good Sahaja Yogis. "

>

> In some places we are very lucky, but in some countries, the people

> are just deaf and dumb. They can't understand Sahaja Yoga. For My

> program they do come, and afterwards they just disappear. Sahaja

> Yogis are responsible for this. The way they go about, the way they

> want to do Sahaj work, is not Sahaj. Must be something definitely

> wrong with the whole thing and that's why it's not working out the

> same way as it is working out in many places. " (end)

>

> So are we outsiders now working out Sahaja Yoga the way it should

> have been from the beginning? ............ No, according to our

> head honchos. You MUST follow the official subtle system approach

> even though there is something definitely wrong with the whole

> thing – less that 0.01 of humanity has been exposed to Sahaja Yoga

> and Shri Mataji. So it must be true that " Sahaja Yogis are

> responsible for this. The way they go about, the way they want to do

> Sahaj work, is not Sahaj. "

>

> i heard Kyyan that you wanted to be honest and transparent to the

>

> public about Sahaja Yoga but were advised not to. Is is true that

> Vancouver SYs do not want to be truthful despite the dire straits of

> their collective/ashram? So do you too agree that " Sahaja Yogis are

> responsible for this. The way they go about, the way they want to do

> Sahaj work, is not Sahaj " i.e., they are responsible and can only

> blame themselves for sad state of SY affairs today? What do you

> think the new www.tao-mother.org site? Your comments, and those of

> others, will be appreciated.

>

> regards to all,

>

>

> jagbir

>

>

> Note: Dear Violet, i will work om www.holyspirit-shekinah.org next.

> Sorry for the long delay but i really needed the summer break.

>

[Guest guest]

, " jagbir singh "

<adishakti_org wrote:

>

> " What is this Tao? The concept transcends the powers of reason and

> must be grasped intuitively, it is beyond words, beyond all

> differences and distinction, it is the unchanging, permanent

> reality of constant change, it is the ground of being and

> nonbeing, it is akin to the Hindu concept of the Brahman. "

>

>

> As far as i am concerned it is the Adi Shakti/Brahman within, not

> Her incarnation Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, who is Tao or Great

> Mother. i know this fact will be regarded as heretical by many SYs.

> However, i am sure of my conviction based on years of observation

> and experience. Moreover, Shri Mataji has claimed that She resides

> in our Sahasraras and that is absolutely true. Yet 99% of SYs

> continue to fixate their senses outwards towards the physical

> incarnation, not the eternal Adi Shakti within. They feel empty and

> lost without Her image, as if She does not exist any longer. Thus

> with that mindset it has become impossible for them to advance Her

> to the world in any meaningful way.

>

 

" The tao that can be described is not the eternal Tao.

The name that can be spoken is not the eternal Name.

The nameless is the boundary of Heaven and Earth.

The named is the Mother of Creation.

Freed from desire, you can see the hidden mystery.

By having desire, you can only see what is visibly real.

Yet mystery and reality emerge from the same source. "

 

Lao tze, Tao Te Ching 1 (Translated by J.H. McDonald)

 

 

" I know who are progressing in dedication and devotion. I've seen

people improving so much. You need not face Me. You need not see Me.

In person I need not be there. It's all in the All-Pervading Power.

That is all My life, My style, which knows each and everything about

you . . . My achievement is the complete manifestation of your

Divine Powers. "

 

Shri Mataji Devi

Complete Dedication The Only Way, U.K. — July 31, 1982

 

 

" Whether I meet you or not makes no difference, but I am permeating

through all of you. "

 

Shri Mataji Devi

 

 

“The Sushumna is the central channel for our evolution. It is

through this channel that we become Collectively Conscious and all

the disparate factors of our being are integrated in one Whole. It

makes the connection between our conscious mind and the auto of the

autonomous system, the Spirit, which is a reflection of GOD.

Sushumna is the way of Dharma, the straight and narrow path by which

we pass through the Gate of the Agnya Chakra to enter into the

Kingdom of God in the Sahasrara.”

 

Shri Mataji Devi

 

 

“A careful perusal of the New Testament sections will show that

although most of them may conveniently be classified as first

degree, i.e., purely religious matter, there is also a thin vein of

mysticism of the second degree running right through them. For

instance, the sentence “The kingdom of heaven is within you,” has

absolutely no connection whatsoever with official religion and

entirely refers to the experiences of yogis and mystics. The

explanation why such a mixture of concepts exists, is twofold.

 

Firstly, the compilation of these records in a single volume did not

occur until a few hundred years after Jesus is believed to have

passed away. The obscure Council of Nicea found numerous gospels

extant when it sat to make the compilation, consisting of a mixed

collection of religious books intended for the masses and mystical

ones intended for the elect few. The immense number of bishops who

constituted this council had quite a fight over the nature of

Christ, they naturally made their selections and rejections

according to their personal temperaments and outlook. Hence the

somewhat uneven selection of authentic gospels and unjustifiable

rejection of certain apocrypha.

 

Secondly, Jesus was in revolt against the stiff orthodoxy of the

Jewish priests most of whom were not only ignorant of the higher

degree themselves but deliberately persecuted those who were

mystically inclined. His indignation expressed itself in the

words, “Woe unto you! Ye entered not in yourselves, and them that

were entering ye prevented.” It is evident that his sympathy with

the ignorant helpless masses was so large and overwhelming that he

deliberately opened the doors of higher mystical teaching to a

little extent for them, although only his full associates were fully

initiated. Buddha was undoubtedly actuated by precisely the same

feelings and opened the same doors even wider than did Jesus.”

 

Paul Brunton, Ph.D., The Hidden Teaching Beyond Yoga,

E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc., 1966, p. 79-80.

 

 

“Chuang-tzu’s descriptions of the indescribable Tao, as well as

those who have attained union with the Tao, are invariable poetic.

The perfect man has identified his life rhythm so completely with

the rhythm of the forces of nature that he has become

indistinguishable from them and shares their immortality and

infinity, which is above the cycle of ordinary life and death. He

is “pure spirit . . .” “A man like this rides the clouds as his

carriages and the sun and moon as his steeds.” . .

 

These wonderings are journeys within oneself; they are roamings

through the Infinite in ecstasy. Transcending the ordinary

distinction of things and one with the Tao, “the Perfect Man has no

self, the Holy Man has no merit, the Sage has no fame.” He lives

inconspicuously among men, and whatever applies to the Tao applies

to him.”

 

The New Encyclopaedia Britannica (1992.)

 

 

“To find God within oneself it would seem necessary at least to

acknowledge his existence. The knotty question of whether God

exists, and if so, where, points up a basic difference between

Eastern and Western systems of consciousness. The Eastern search for

God is directed within the individual; the Western search, without.

The Eastern sage believes God is within and integral to human

existence. The consciousness of Western religion says God is

separate from man, superior to him, and that the deity’s existence

must be accepted on faith.”

 

Shirley Maclaine, Going Within: A Guide for Inner Transformation,

Bantam Books, 1989, p. 81.

 

 

" Jesus

 

The Old Testament symbol becomes significant in Christianity when

Christ suggests Kundalini awakening, not just for the tribe of

Israel but as the true destiny of all Christians: “And as Moses

lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even as the son of man be

lifted up: That whosoever believeth in him should not perish but

have eternal life” He says unequivocally in the Gnostic Gospel of

Thomas and elsewhere, that ‘The Holy Spirit is My Mother’. ‘The

Kingdom of God is within you’ (Luke 17:21).

 

Tao

 

In the Tao Te Ching the primordial power is described as that of a

mother. Lao Tze described Kundalini as the “spirit of the valley”

(in which flows the Nadi of Sushumna). The spirit of the valley

never dies. The spiritual instrument within us can be described as a

microcosm (miniature form of creation) which links us with the

Divine. The ancient esoteric text “Scripture of the Golden Flower”

also spoke of the effects of the awakened kundalini energy.

 

Buddhist

 

The Lord Buddha spoke of the “middle path” to achieve nirvana. He

was actually describing the central channel (sushumna) through which

the Kundalini ascends. Later Buddhist masters considered that the

existence of the path of liberation within a human being was the

greatest secret. They transmitted it to only a few deserving

disciples.

 

Other Cultures

 

One also finds symbols of Kundalini in many different cultural

legacies, such as Mercury’s serpent which is an alchemical symbol

for the process of psychic metamorphosis. The Gnostics understood

the serpent to represent the spinal cord. In ancient Greek and

later, Roman mythology, we find Asclepius, the god of healing. He is

seen holding a staff which is entwined with a serpent (or sometimes

two). Why did the Greeks relate this symbol to healing? The staff

represents the central support of the human body or spinal cord

(physical location of the sushumna. In Rome Aescaluius came to be

represent mercury who usually held a healing staff called the

Caduceus. The one or two coiled snakes or serpents entwined around

the staff, represent the kundalini which rises along the central

subtle channel in a spiral double helical movement. "

 

Knowledge of Reality — Universal Culture and Spirituality,

http://www.sol.com.au/kor/index.htm)

[Guest guest]

Dear Jagbir,

 

I i will post my remakrs/comments on the post below sometime later

today or tomorrow(saturday) as i have no access to a computer at work

for the amount of time it would take for a thoughtful responce.

 

Thanks for understanding.

 

Check the forum soon. :-)

 

Kyyan

, " jagbir singh "

<adishakti_org wrote:

>

> Dear All,

>

> After a long and lazy summer spent watching the World Cup, working

> the backyard, gardening, traveling and visiting friends/relatives it

> is back to work. This was a great summer vacation for me in years,

> probably the best since i came to Canada.

>

> Of the pile of pending projects, i picked the http://tao-mother.org

> site dedicated to Tao, the Great Mother, the Adi Shakti within all.

> i believe the Chinese, specifically the Taoists, are closest to

> comprehending Brahman - the Tao or Great Mother.

>

> Key concepts: the Tao, introduced in the Tao Te Ching is as follows:

>

> " The Tao that can be expressed is not the eternal Tao; the name that

> can be defined is not the unchanging name...There is a thing

> inherent and natural, which existed before heaven and earth.

> Motionless and fathomless, it stands alone and never changes; it

> pervades everywhere and never becomes exhausted; it may be regarded

> as the Mother of the Universe. I do not know its name. If I am

> forced to give it a name, I call it Tao, and I name it supreme...Man

> follows the laws of earth; earth follows the laws of heaven; heaven

> follows the laws of the Tao; and Tao follows the laws of its

> intrinsic nature. "

>

> What is this Tao? The concept transcends the powers of reason and

> must be grasped intuitively, it is beyond words, beyond all

> differences and distinction, it is the unchanging, permanent reality

> of constant change, it is the ground of being and nonbeing, it is

> akin to the Hindu concept of the Brahman. "

>

>

> As far as i am concerned it is the Adi Shakti/Brahman within, not

> Her incarnation Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, who is Tao or Great

> Mother. i know this fact will be regarded as heretical by many SYs.

> However, i am sure of my conviction based on years of observation

> and experience. Moreover, Shri Mataji has claimed that She resides

> in our Sahasraras and that is absolutely true. Yet 99% of SYs

> continue to fixate their senses outwards towards the physical

> incarnation, not the eternal Adi Shakti within. They feel empty and

> lost without Her image, as if She does not exist any longer. Thus

> with that mindset it has become impossible for them to advance Her

> to the world in any meaningful way.

>

> That leaves outsiders like us the freedom to forge ahead unfettered,

> instead of being shackled by the standard requirement that SY head

> honchos be consulted and their permission obtained to perform any

> work. For instance, if the head honcho does not believe Shri Mataji

> to be the incarnation of Tao the Great Mother there is no way you

> can proceed. And if the temperature of his vibrations are not cool

> enough you can end up labeled " left-sided " , " bhootish "

> or " possessed " , to name just a few choice categories. Getting a

> second opinion is taboo as any contradiction will surely challenge

> their legitimacy in the first place. (That is why i do not use this

> choice weapon of the Inquisytion.)

>

> But what rank and file SYs think does not matter at all. There are

> billions or almost 99.99% of the world, who have never heard of

> Shri Mataji or Sahaja Yoga. Years ago Shri Mataji lamented:

>

> " You must understand that you have come in the field of very high

> consciousness where you are in contact with the Divine. Now here if

> you behave like ordinary people who have no divinity within them,

> how long will you continue like this? So this is very important that

> you should try to meditate and evolve yourselves and become really

> very good Sahaja Yogis. "

>

> In some places we are very lucky, but in some countries, the people

> are just deaf and dumb. They can't understand Sahaja Yoga. For My

> program they do come, and afterwards they just disappear. Sahaja

> Yogis are responsible for this. The way they go about, the way they

> want to do Sahaj work, is not Sahaj. Must be something definitely

> wrong with the whole thing and that's why it's not working out the

> same way as it is working out in many places. " (end)

>

> So are we outsiders now working out Sahaja Yoga the way it should

> have been from the beginning? ............ No, according to our

> head honchos. You MUST follow the official subtle system approach

> even though there is something definitely wrong with the whole

> thing – less that 0.01 of humanity has been exposed to Sahaja Yoga

> and Shri Mataji. So it must be true that " Sahaja Yogis are

> responsible for this. The way they go about, the way they want to do

> Sahaj work, is not Sahaj. "

>

> i heard Kyyan that you wanted to be honest and transparent to the

>

> public about Sahaja Yoga but were advised not to. Is is true that

> Vancouver SYs do not want to be truthful despite the dire straits of

> their collective/ashram? So do you too agree that " Sahaja Yogis are

> responsible for this. The way they go about, the way they want to do

> Sahaj work, is not Sahaj " i.e., they are responsible and can only

> blame themselves for sad state of SY affairs today? What do you

> think the new www.tao-mother.org site? Your comments, and those of

> others, will be appreciated.

>

> regards to all,

>

>

> jagbir

>

>

> Note: Dear Violet, i will work om www.holyspirit-shekinah.org next.

> Sorry for the long delay but i really needed the summer break.

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Jagbir and all

 

I apologize for the extra late response, but like I said, computers

are not readily available until the end of September when I purchase

my own. This was semi spell checked so i hope its not too terrible a

read. Feel free to correct it before you approve it if need be.

 

Anyhow, Your first quote is correct...and I quote:

 

> " Is it true that Vancouver SYs do not want to be truthful despite

> the dire straits of Their collective/ashram? "

 

This is quite true. I have of course not dealt with everyone in the

ashram on a one on one basis with regards to these things, but based

on the people I have spoken to specifically about this and by seeing

many a times how things were run in terms of the SY programs at

local libraries and the 18 week course we just finished, I think it

is safe to say that they do not want to be truthful upfront to

newcomers from day one.

 

There have even been instances were I have seen people hold

their tongue in mid sentence when teaching newcomers, as to not say

something that may scare them away or confuse them so to speak. I

mean they start describing it or saying the word, and then change it

in order to find a more " use friendly " term or way of teaching

the " deeper " aspects of SY without freaking anyone out. And of

course, like I said, I mentioned telling the truth upfront and about

this website many time to SY through email and in person and no one

agreed with me. They either ducked the suggestion and said " well I

think each person spreads SY in their own way " or " I don't want to

get into it or be a part of any struggle or negativity that this

website may be talking about or that may ensue from telling the

truth " and things like that.

 

Also I am very much reminded or was reminded that we are only

suppose to give realization and let mother do the rest, as well as

thing like " Shri Mataji has said we should spread Sy the way we

currently are and that we should not do it any ther way " . Things

like that. Basically any thing they possibly can do to avoid facing

what is going on in the WCASY and avoid having a look to see what

they should be doing in comparison to what they have been taught

they should be doing.

 

I refuse to have any part of that untruth or spreading of it by not

telling the truth, but I enjoy the company of many yogis from the

ashram regardless, love them, and tell the truth on my own even if

no one follows me.

 

In regards to the Ashram, I honestly can say I don't think they are

drawing the connection between their lack of truth spreading and the

loss of their ashrams/collective Laxshmi tattwa.....oblivious I

would say.

 

Your second quote

 

> " So do you too agree that " Sahaja Yogis are responsible for this.

> The way they go about, the way they want to do Sahaj work, is not

> Sahaj " i.e., they are responsible and can only blame themselves

> for sad state of SY affairs today? "

 

I would have to agree that the only reason there are not flocks of

people rushing to Shri Matajis feet (I mean much more people then

have been doing so in the past) and why there are not flocks of

people calling and lining up outside of ashrams and at public

programs, and why SY and Shri Mataji are very much only known by

SY's, is because no one has had the guts to outright tell the world

that Shri Mataji is the Holy spirit who has come as Christ promised

to teach all he could not, comfort us, and give us out baptism of

the spirit. Maybe Shri Mataji could not say it openly on TV over and

over again, but She asked us after she said it herself a time or two

to prove to the world that She is that, and that proving that was up

to us.

 

If that was done back in the 80's Sy would be a worldwide thing,

Shri Mataji would be known by 100's of thousands of more people and

the world would be a very different place. However that never

happened, hence the dwindling numbers of Sys and the falling support

beams of the organization, which are slowly crushing the oppression

of the truth as they come to rest on the ground and on the Sys

perpetuating that untruth below.

 

I very much believe that it is up to those who know these truth and

dare to inquire about this truth to spread the message now and maybe

at some point in the organization, if its still standing at that

time, will pick up its slack and everything will work out. Either

way it will work out, but it seems that its up to the people from

outside SY (less a few inside who have yet to find these things out

who would be the first to up and declare it if they knew about it)

now to do this job and it should be of great joy and excitement to

see it work out that way. Its just too bad that everything Shri

Mataji put in place to assist us in declaring her message, has to

come crashing down, but then again, Mother knows all.

 

As for the new site, I have only had a chance to skim through it but

it look amazing. I have printed it out and will read it tonight. Ill

let you know more of my thoughts about the new website then.

 

Take care jagbir and all.

 

Namaste Shri Adi Shakti.

 

Kyyan