Article (Wikipedia) points the reader away from what Sahaja Yoga really is.

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" Yes, the religious element of Sahaja Yoga is seriously underplayed.

Mrs Srivastava formed a new religious movement and proclaimed herself

to the the Adi Shakti - the Supreme Goddess. Sahaja Yogis travel

across the globe just for the chance to worship her as such, or as

one of the other 'deities' (eg Krishna, Christ, etc) which are seen

as aspects of her. Sahaja Yoga has always been shy of outwardly

proclaiming their true beliefs, and try to draw people in with more

palatable presentations of Sahaja Yoga, for example as stress relief.

Take for example their corporate training spin-off CEL:

http://www.evolutionary-learning.org/html/about_us.html . A concerted

effort to hide religious elements, let alone millenarian aspects

(Mataji is seen as the Comforter/Holy Ghost/Golden Lady - Mother of

the Second Christ/Kalki). This article is much the same - with only a

few stray references to the religious element. The one website to

openly espouse the Religious/Millenarian aspects -

http://www.adishakti.org/ - is relegated to the " Critical Sites "

section. Thus, by it's focus on the publicly palatable face of SY,

this article points the reader away from what Sahaja Yoga really is.

This is great for Sahaja Yoga, but not really the aim of Wikipedia.--

Simon D M 10:40, 26 October 2007 (UTC)

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Sahaja_Yoga#Beliefs_Section.2FMerge_with_Sahaj\

a_Yoga_meditation

 

Thanks Simon for stating the truth which John Noyce, WCASY, the SY

leadership and the vast majority of Shri Mataji's followers have

never been able to. Yes, the Sahaja Yoga organization wants to " focus

on the publicly palatable face of SY ... away from what Sahaja Yoga

really is. " This publicly palatable face of SY at www.sahajayoga.org

hardly presents 1% of the Devi. By this i mean that Her incarnation

Shri Mataji is the 1%. The remaining 99% is, and will be, presented

at www.adishakti.org and its affiliated sites over the years.

 

i am thus honored that http://www.adishakti.org/ has been relegated

to the " Critical Sites " by John Noyce, with the backing of WCASY

(World Council for the Advancement of Sahaja Yoga). That they failed

to remove it from Wikipedia is indeed an insult to the Devi, one that

i will never forget for the rest of my life. May She destroy those

who try to downplay the Advent and edit the Divine Message of Her

incarnation Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi. Though you too, Simon, are the

Devi's foe i am compelled to thank you for stating the truth that Her

devotees are still afraid to declare more than three decades later!

 

regards,

 

jagbir

[Guest guest]

, " jagbir

singh " <adishakti_org wrote:

>

> " Yes, the religious element of Sahaja Yoga is seriously

underplayed.

> Mrs Srivastava formed a new religious movement and proclaimed

herself

> to the the Adi Shakti - the Supreme Goddess. Sahaja Yogis travel

> across the globe just for the chance to worship her as such, or as

> one of the other 'deities' (eg Krishna, Christ, etc) which are seen

> as aspects of her. Sahaja Yoga has always been shy of outwardly

> proclaiming their true beliefs, and try to draw people in with more

> palatable presentations of Sahaja Yoga, for example as stress

relief.

> Take for example their corporate training spin-off CEL:

> http://www.evolutionary-learning.org/html/about_us.html . A

concerted

> effort to hide religious elements, let alone millenarian aspects

> (Mataji is seen as the Comforter/Holy Ghost/Golden Lady - Mother of

> the Second Christ/Kalki). This article is much the same - with

only a

> few stray references to the religious element. The one website to

> openly espouse the Religious/Millenarian aspects -

> http://www.adishakti.org/ - is relegated to the " Critical Sites "

> section. Thus, by it's focus on the publicly palatable face of SY,

> this article points the reader away from what Sahaja Yoga really

is.

> This is great for Sahaja Yoga, but not really the aim of

Wikipedia.--

> Simon D M 10:40, 26 October 2007 (UTC)

>

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/

Talk:Sahaja_Yoga#Beliefs_Section.2FMerge_with_Sahaja_Yoga_meditation

>

> Thanks Simon for stating the truth which John Noyce, WCASY, the SY

> leadership and the vast majority of Shri Mataji's followers have

> never been able to. Yes, the Sahaja Yoga organization wants to

" focus

> on the publicly palatable face of SY ... away from what Sahaja Yoga

> really is. " This publicly palatable face of SY at

www.sahajayoga.org

> hardly presents 1% of the Devi. By this i mean that Her incarnation

> Shri Mataji is the 1%. The remaining 99% is, and will be, presented

> at www.adishakti.org and its affiliated sites over the years.

>

> i am thus honored that http://www.adishakti.org/ has been relegated

> to the " Critical Sites " by John Noyce, with the backing of WCASY

> (World Council for the Advancement of Sahaja Yoga). That they

failed

> to remove it from Wikipedia is indeed an insult to the Devi, one

that

> i will never forget for the rest of my life. May She destroy those

> who try to downplay the Advent and edit the Divine Message of Her

> incarnation Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi. Though you too, Simon, are

the

> Devi's foe i am compelled to thank you for stating the truth that

Her

> devotees are still afraid to declare more than three decades later!

>

> regards,

>

> jagbir

>

 

 

Dear Jagbir and All,

 

i agree that the fact they tried to remove http://www.adishakti.org/ from

Wikipedia is an insult to the Devi! i also wish to thank Simon for stating the

truth that even Her devotees are still afraid to declare, more than three

decades later!

 

regards,

 

violet