The Complete Package of Sahaja Yoga...

[Guest guest]

, " Saarthak

Vats " <saarthakvats wrote:

 

" I am in a company where already TM is going on for 3+ years, for the

employees.... When I went to the authorities, regarding the permission for

organizing the Realization Program, I was asked that - What is the difference

between TM and Sahaj Yoga..? How is Sahaj Yoga different/better than TM...? "

(End Quote)

 

 

Dear Jagbir, Saarthak, Kyyan and All,

 

What Saarthak has written shows that people do not know the difference between

Transcendental Medition and Sahaja Yoga (SY). It is not surprising because

WCASY do not promote the whole package that is Sahaja Yoga. So... how are people

supposed to know? As far as most people know... Sahaja Yoga is just a form of

meditation! And this is after 30 years of Sahaja Yoga! i remember though... that

Shri Mataji has said many times that 'in Sahaja Yoga, you get the Complete

Package. She has said this numerous times, and given some detail around that.

 

Therefore, i am requesting, Jagbir... (only if you can find these quotes and

agree to this)... if you could possibly 'put together' Shri Mataji's quotes

wherever She alludes to " Sahaja Yoga " either " being " or " having " the complete

package in it. i think you might be able to come up with more material on this

than i would... due to your extensive research experience.

 

i am sure this would be a great help to give SYs confidence when approaching and

fielding questions such as Saarthaak was asked. All they would have to do...

whilst stating that " Sahaja Yoga has got everything in one package " ... is to

hand them a sheet with Shri Mataji stating the same. i am sure it would create

interest in what this comprehensive package is all about.

 

TM does not have the complete package. It does not have the Cool Breeze that is

the sign of having one's Second Birth/Self-Realisation or Kundalini Awakening.

Shri Mataji has actually given this " Complete Package of Sahaja Yoga "

approach... so i am sure it would work very well too.

 

warmest regards,

 

violet

 

 

 

Jai Shri Mataji Everyone,

>

> I am in a company where already TM is going on for 3+ years, for the

> employees....

> When I went to the authorities, regarding the permission for

organizing the

> Realization Program,

> I was asked that -

> What is the difference between TM and Sahaj Yoga..?

> How is Sahaj Yoga different/better than TM...?

>

> So... like we had a discussion about Reiki and got to know about

it, I would

> like to reach out to a Sahaj Yogi who used to do TM before coming

to Sahaj

> and get more information about comparison between the two,

advantages of

> Sahaj Yoga over TM... so that I could talk to my office authorities

and

> convince them that Sahaj Yoga is anyway better than TM.

>

> Waiting for a reply.

>

> With thanks

> Saarthak

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Jagbir,

 

P.S. i forgot to mention one more thing. In additon to the below idea, the URL

for all your websites could be placed on that information sheet as well. This

would be really practical for SY's wanting to promote The Whole Package of

Sahaja Yoga to the corporate or private sector.

 

violet

 

 

,

" Violet " <violet.tubb wrote:

>

> , " Saarthak

> Vats " <saarthakvats@> wrote:

>

> " I am in a company where already TM is going on for 3+ years, for

the employees.... When I went to the authorities, regarding the

permission for organizing the Realization Program, I was asked that -

What is the difference between TM and Sahaj Yoga..? How is Sahaj Yoga

different/better than TM...? " (End Quote)

>

>

> Dear Jagbir, Saarthak, Kyyan and All,

>

> What Saarthak has written shows that people do not know the

difference between Transcendental Medition and Sahaja Yoga (SY).

It is not surprising because WCASY do not promote the whole package

that is Sahaja Yoga. So... how are people supposed to know? As far as

most people know... Sahaja Yoga is just a form of meditation! And

this is after 30 years of Sahaja Yoga! i remember though... that Shri

Mataji has said many times that 'in Sahaja Yoga, you get the Complete

Package. She has said this numerous times, and given some detail

around that.

>

> Therefore, i am requesting, Jagbir... (only if you can find these

quotes and agree to this)... if you could possibly 'put together'

Shri Mataji's quotes wherever She alludes to " Sahaja Yoga " either

" being " or " having " the complete package in it. i think you might be

able to come up with more material on this than i would... due to

your extensive research experience.

>

> i am sure this would be a great help to give SYs confidence when

approaching and fielding questions such as Saarthaak was asked. All

they would have to do... whilst stating that " Sahaja Yoga has got

everything in one package " ... is to hand them a sheet with Shri

Mataji stating the same. i am sure it would create interest in what

this comprehensive package is all about.

>

> TM does not have the complete package. It does not have the Cool

Breeze that is the sign of having one's Second Birth/Self-Realisation

or Kundalini Awakening. Shri Mataji has actually given this " Complete

Package of Sahaja Yoga " approach... so i am sure it would work very

well too.

>

> warmest regards,

>

> violet

>

>

>

> Jai Shri Mataji Everyone,

> >

> > I am in a company where already TM is going on for 3+ years, for

the

> > employees....

> > When I went to the authorities, regarding the permission for

> organizing the

> > Realization Program,

> > I was asked that -

> > What is the difference between TM and Sahaj Yoga..?

> > How is Sahaj Yoga different/better than TM...?

> >

> > So... like we had a discussion about Reiki and got to know about

> it, I would

> > like to reach out to a Sahaj Yogi who used to do TM before coming

> to Sahaj

> > and get more information about comparison between the two,

> advantages of

> > Sahaj Yoga over TM... so that I could talk to my office

authorities

> and

> > convince them that Sahaj Yoga is anyway better than TM.

> >

> > Waiting for a reply.

> >

> > With thanks

> > Saarthak

> >

>