Sahaja Yoga is about the discipline of the Spirit

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Dear All,

 

Shri Mataji says that in Sahaja Yoga [union with the Divine] there is no

discipline done, because you are a realised soul and your Spirit is there to

give you the light.

 

violet

 

 

" But in Sahaja Yoga [union with the Divine Within] there is no discipline done.

The reason is, you are realised souls, your Spirit is there and the Spirit gives

you the light. In that light you see yourself so clearly and you can discipline

yourself. I don't have to tell you. You know that so many people have given up

drugs overnight, but I never told them, I never even talked about drugs or

anything and how did they do it? Because they had the light and this is what you

have got today, is the light of the Spirit. You become absolutely independent

and absolutely free; complete freedom because you have the light. You cannot do

wrong things. Supposing now, there is light, and there is some sort of a big

explosion taking place. I won't run towards the explosion. No, you won't run

either because you have got the eyes, so the Spirit and its light is the

greatest guiding factor by which you become as I said, Gunatit, you become

Kalatit and you become Dharmatit. You are not a slave of anything. You are not a

slave of your watch, you are not a slave of time, you are not a slave as to what

is your gunas. You don't want to see whether you are right sided, left sided or

centred. You are a Sahaja Yogi and a Sahaja Yogi is beyond all these things, so

you are Gunatit. You are Dharmatit because Dharma becomes part and parcel of

you; you don't have to follow any disciplining of Dharma. I have seen in Sahaja

Yoga in some of the ashrams, they are very strict. That should not be so. I have

told them, never to be strict. If somebody doesn't get up at, say, four o'clock,

doesn't matter. Let him get up at ten o'clock. After some time, he himself will

get up at four; but don't try to discipline them too much. (Shri Mataji Nirmala

Devi - Birthday Puja Talk - New Delhi, India - 21 March, 1998)