What Shri Mataji said about Gnostics...

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Dear All,

 

Shri Mataji explains that those who have the innate " sensitivity of

spirituality " are enlightened people who are " gnostics " . This means that they

have the " Pure Knowledge of the Spirit " awakened within themselves. A Gnostic

person goes beyond rationality and develops their Higher Spiritual Senses of

Divinity. In the Bible this is also referred to as the " Fruit of the Spirit " and

the " Gifts of the Spirit " . Shri Mataji has taught us that they are natural

outcomes of our Connection with the Divine.

 

As per the usual, i have put some " clarifications " in Round Brackets. Some

condensing has been done. Some streamlining has been done, however Shri Mataji's

Essential Truth She has given has been retained.

 

violet

 

 

Sahaja Yoga gives one the sensitivity of spirituality to innately know who is a

real spiritual personality, and who is a fake. It also gives one the sensitivity

to know what is the suffering of another person and what is lacking in oneself.

One becomes one's own judge. This is the Last Judgement, where one is going to

judge oneself. The Kundalini is going to be the Judge. Only after this Judgment

(where one is going to judge oneself) will human beings be selected as (to

whether) they have achieved the State of Self-Realisation or not.

 

The enlightened people were called as Gnostics. This comes from the Sanskrit

word " Gna " which means " knowledge " . But knowledge does not mean what one knows

through the brain, because (the) brain or intelligence takes one to

rationality... which has no wisdom behind it. Rationality can take one anywhere

(and) can justify anything, as it is not Absolute. So one has to go beyond

rationality (and) develop (their) Higher Senses of Divinity, by which one can

understand the " real " problems, and the " actual solution " to all these problems.

 

One has to understand that this religion (Vishwa Nirmala Dharma) is the Essence

of All the Religions. It is the only religion that gives the real experience

within one's (Higher) Self, which puts into 'one' (which puts into a person)

that sensitivity for spirituality which cannot be gotten out of any number of

lectures, sermons or books. Thus a Sahaja Yogi knows and respects all the

Incarnations and saints. (Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi - First small English book -

Chapter 2, Vishwa Nirmala Dharma) " Vishwa " means " universe " , " Nirmala " means

" pure, immaculate " and " Dharma " means " religion " .

 

(Please Note: i would like to say that i welcome any constructive criticism as

to any " clarifications " i give in relation to what Shri Mataji has given. If

anyone feels that what i " clarify " is not consistent with what Shri Mataji has

given, please give us the " specific clarification " where this may be the case,

so that i can rectify it, if necessary.)