Guest guest Posted January 7, 2009 Report Share Posted January 7, 2009 Dear All, Part 8 concluded with the following: " But the outside world thinks that a saint should be a very serious personality. Even to me they said, " Mother, is there any photograph where You are not smiling? " I said, " I don't know, maybe some of them, quite angry also sometimes. " So, I said, " Why? " " Because in America nobody likes a saint to smile " . I said, " Really? Is it, that all the rest of the people should smile and enjoy and the saint should sit sulking, is that what they expect a saint to do? " Saint should be the one who should be smiling and laughing. But they haven't come to that stage of understanding that the joy is the right of a saint and not of an ordinary person. " Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, Hamsa Puja, Germany, 07-10-1988 The quality of discretion - Part 9 So we need not look sulking and unhappy, but we need not be very exuberant with our expressions. So this is how things will work out. But I love to see you dancing and enjoying, your body rippling with vibrations and everything feeling so nice, it looks so nice and everything you can express through your own body, the joy that you are feeling. Despite all that sometimes we find that there are some people who cannot get over their sickening unhappiness, and they look so funny and absurd in a group of people who are so joyous. So I have to warn all of you because I had a case of a lady who was from India and she was married; her husband was a very fine man, very happy person, very joyous and a good person. But this lady refused to assimilate herself with that group, with that society, with everything and she just kept out, all the time, and was trying to show that she was very unhappy, she could not mix up, she could not be collective. As a result she had to go back. She has created a problem for me but still she can't get over her stupid ideas about her so-called unhappiness, so-called separation from her family maybe, or so-called calamities, which are no more for a Sahaja Yogi. So I have to request you that - come to your joyous condition. Be happy, that you are in that condition. Thank God that nonsense of unhappiness is gone. That is how you can see so many miracles, you can see so many good things happening in your life. But if you are a crying baby and if you are always complaining and you look so miserable as if the whole world is falling upon you, then the whole world will fall, you have asked for it, all right, have it. You see, all the Ganas are waiting to do what you want. Now, you want misery? All right, have it. On a plate they'll give you the miseries. But if you want to be happy they are there to make you happy. So it's important for you to understand that we have to be very, very happy, joyous people, welcoming what Sahaja Yoga has given us and not to be serious, unhappy, complaining, nonsensical. You are above all these things. If we cannot rise above this then, what will happen is that you'll go down, down, and down, and down. I love to see all the Sahaja Yogis enjoying music, dancing, singing because you are in another world. You have got rid of all that was nonsensical, all that is fallen off now. If it has not fallen, that means you need more maturity, you have to come up. If you are still serious, thinking " what? This, that, " then you require some more meditation, shoe-beating, all kinds of things. You have to treat yourself. But you have to be in joy, all the time in joy. In joy you do not have unhappiness or happiness; it's just joy, absolute joy. I cannot keep Myself even serious for more than one minute, I try to be serious but it's difficult because so much joy is bubbling all the time, that I find it difficult to show that I'm not very happy or I'm angry. So I would request you to be completely lost in the ocean of joy. Give up all your conditionings, all your nonsensical ideas but just be joyous and be happy with yourself and with all the rest of the Sahaja Yogis and with me. So this is the greatest discretion, today, we have to learn is to be joyous and happy. Are we happy, are we joyous or are we complaining? If you are complaining, if you are sitting like this, then you are not a Sahaja Yogi. If you don't how to smile and laugh, then you are not a Sahaja Yogi, absolutely, whatever you may say, you are not a Sahaja Yogi. You must always have a smile on your face all the time and you should be happy people. Not artificially, but from within. If you are not felt it as yet better go into meditation, work it out, see that you don't feel guilty, see that you don't feel unhappy. Now those who feel unhappy among you please raise your hands (All are laughing, including Shri Mataji). Thank you for this. Ah, all right. Nothing like laughing. Laughs is a greatest correction, you'll laugh at yourself, you'll laugh at others. Don't make others look ridiculous, but just enjoy the way others are and enjoy each other. They are all very beautiful people, very beautiful, it's like one beautiful flower is enjoying the fragrance of another beautiful flower. That's what should be. One should not feel, that, " Oh, look at this flower, it's so beautiful. " Look at yourself, you are so beautiful too. But unless and until you enjoy the fragrance and the beauty of another flower, you cannot know what you are, because you are all just the same inside, you are all people who's Spirit has come into their attention, wonderful people, certified Yogis. See, you all have got the light on your head, if you want to see, we have a photograph to show that you are certified Yogis and on top of your head, all of you there's the light. So you're already certified by every camera that you are Yogis. Now whatever you may try it is so, you're already certified. So for certified people it's not proper to take other certificates. May God bless you all. (Shri Mataji sings along with Sahaja Yogis for some 6 minutes) Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, Hamsa Puja, Germany, 07-10-1988 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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