A shocking satanic silence keeps humanity in darkness of the blessings of the Divine

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>

> , " Violet "

> <violet.tubb@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Jagbir (and all),

> >

> > (There is nothing worse, Jagbir, than knowing something

> > spiritually that others cannot recognise. It must have been most

> > difficult to contain so much joy between only your immediate

> > family (for example your wife, yourself and children

> > themselves)... because spiritual joy is something that must be

> > shared. It is literally " a pain " to have to contain one's

> > spiritual joy and not be able to share it. It is very sad that

> > there was so much negativity against you, that you could not

> > share that joy with others, but got rebuked instead by

> > inquisitionary elements, who also proceeded to assail you in so

> > many ways, not only to your face, but also behind your back. It

> > must have been a most sad time for you and your family. You have

> > had to " endure much " ! i cannot imagine... the greatest knowledge

> > on Earth, and having to " shut up " about it!!!

> >

>

, " jagbir singh "

<adishakti_org wrote:

>

> What really tormented (and still torments) me is how easily tens

> of thousands of so-called self-realized souls were willing and

> able to suppress the truth of Shri Mataji's advent. i still cannot

> bring myself to understand how and why so many of them have no

> feeling of guilt or conscience that they are keeping humanity in

> darkness at a time when Shri Mataji's advent and Divine Message is

> critically needed. This is a most painful aspect of being self-

> realized and revealed the Truth by Adi Shakti.

>

>

 

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By CHASE SQUIRES, Associated Press Writer

 

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President Václav Havel of Czech Republic

(Civilization (April/May 1998)

 

" Humankind today is well aware of the spectrum of threats looming

over its head. We know that the number of people living on our

planet is growing at a soaring rate . . . We know that the already-

deep abyss separating the planet's poor and rich could deepen

further, and more and more dangerously because of this rapid

population growth. We also know that we've been destroying the

environment on which our existence depends and that we are headed

for disaster by producing weapons of mass destruction and allowing

them to proliferate.

 

And yet, even though we are aware of these dangers, we do almost

nothing to avert them. It's fascinating to me how preoccupied people

are today with catastrophic prognoses, how books containing evidence

of impending crises become bestsellers, but how very little account

we take of these threats in our everyday activities. Doesn't every

schoolchild know that the resources of this planet are limited and

that if they are expanded faster than they are recovered, we are

doomed? And still we continue in our wasteful ways and don't even

seemed perturbed. Quite the contrary: Rising production is

considered to be the main sign of national success, not only in poor

states where such a position could be justified, but also in wealthy

ones, which are cutting the branch on which they sit with their

ideology of indefinitely prolonged and senseless growth. . . .

 

What, then, is the substance of the matter? What could change the

direction of today's civilization?

 

It is my deep conviction that the only option is a change in the

sphere of the spirit, in the sphere of human conscience. It's not

enough to invent new machines, new regulations, new institutions. We

must develop a new understanding of the true purpose of our

existence on this earth. Only by making such a fundamental shift

will we be able to create new models of behavior and a new set of

values for the planet. . . .

 

At the same time, our world is dominated by several great religious

systems, whose differences seem to be coming to the fore with

increasing sharpness and setting the stage for innumerable political

and armed conflicts. In my opinion, this fact - which is attracting,

understandably, a great deal of media attraction - partly conceals a

more important fact: that the civilization within which this

religious tension is taking place is, in essence, a deeply atheistic

one. Indeed, it is the first atheistic civilization in the history

of humankind. . . .

 

In recent years the great religions have been playing an increasing

important role in global politics. . . . But the more closely tied

we are by the bonds of a single global civilization, the more the

various religious groups emphasize all the ways in which they differ

from each other. This is an epoch of accentuated spiritual,

religious, and cultural " otherness. " . . .

 

Perhaps the way out of our current bleak situation could be found by

searching for what unites the various religions - a purposeful

search for common principles. Then we could cultivate human

coexistence while, at the same time, cultivating the planet on which

we live, suffusing it with the spirit of this religious and ethical

common ground - which I would call the common spiritual and moral

minimum.

 

Could this be a way to stop the blind perpetual motion dragging us

toward hell? Can the persuasive words of the wise be enough to

achieve what must be done? Or will it take an unprecedented disaster

to provoke this kind of existential revolution - a universal

recovery of the spirit and renewed responsibility for the

world? "

 

President Václav Havel of Czech Republic

(Civilization (April/May 1998)

 

 

" Today, Sahaja Yoga has reached the state of Mahayoga, which is en-

masse evolution manifested through it. It is this day's Yuga Dharma.

It is the way the Last Judgment is taking place. Announce it to all

the seekers of truth, to all the nations of the world, so that

nobody misses the blessings of the Divine to achieve their meaning,

their absolute, their spirit. "

 

Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi

 

 

" It had to be this way, sometime, otherwise how are we going to save

this world? How this creation is to be justified? We have to find. I

mean God has to find some method by which all of you who are seeking

Him are to be blessed, and that he should be manifested so that His

work should be completed. "

 

Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi

11 November 1979

 

 

" This is very important task Sahaja Yogis have to do in these modern

times-i.e. to tell aloud that they have found the Truth. That part

is very weak. In whatever way you like you can announce the Truth.

You can write books, you can talk to your friends, relations and

everyone and tell them, " This is the Truth now " ; that you have

entered in the kingdom of God; that you have been blessed by the

Grace of God; that you are realized souls; that you have felt the

Divine power which is prevailing everywhere; that you can give

realization to others'.

 

This you have to tell others and know that by your accepting the

truth, you are not adding anything to the Truth but you are adoring

yourself. One requires courage to enjoy the Truth. Sometimes

people may mock at you, laugh at you and persecute also but that

should not be any worry to you because your relationship is with the

statutes, with the Grace of God. When that is your connection, you

should not worry about other people and what they have to say about

it. You have to stand up, adorn yourself with that Truth and talk to

people and people will know that you found it. With that

authenticity with which you speak people will know that you have

found it The difference between a realized soul and a non-realized

soul is basically this - he does not talk of woes and his

separation with God. He says " l have found it Nnow. This is it. "

Like Christ said, " l am the Light, I am the Path. " Or anybody else

can say that but you can make out that it is not Truth. With the

confidence, with that complete understanding, coming out of your

heart people can make out, 'this is absolute Truth' and then all

kinds of falsehood must be denounced. Doesnt matter if somebody

feels bad, because by telling that you are saving them and not

harming them....

 

You have to be truthful. First and foremost thing is that, YOU

SHOULD KNOW THE TRUTH AND STAND THE TESTIMONY AND THAT YOU SHOULD

ANNOUNCE IT. "

 

Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi,

29 July 1989, London, UK