Guest guest Posted January 17, 2009 Report Share Posted January 17, 2009 Dear All, We concluded the momentous Part 2 with the following: " Now you are a special community, I said. You are the one who are going to create that great community. Now, whatever are the dharma's points, or we can say dharma's aspects, you can imbibe them Sahaj. Sahaj has a very special meaning: spontaneously. You do not have to exert. You do not have to go into a penance or work it out. In a Sahaj way you can do it. Sahaj also means easy. You can have it in your heart, all these qualities without any difficulty whatsoever. It's the easiest thing for you to be righteous, than to be otherwise. It's easier for you to be honest than to be otherwise. So this speciality that you have got, is the vision of all the saints, of all the prophets, of all the seers, of all the incarnations - is you! " Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, Shivaratri Puja, Glenrock, near Newcastle, NSW Australia, 29/02/92 Here now, is Part 3. Enjoy, violet Everybody claims they are the chosen ones - Part 3 There are lectures and lectures people give. " You must do like this, you must do that " . They think that by educating people into these principles people will be alright. They cannot. If you try to educate them it will go as an ego into their heads. Because you get educated only through your ego. Is not Sahaj. Is not Sahaj sustenance - Sahaja Dharana. It is something that is put onto you from outside. But for you, it is very easy that you can imbibe all the aspects of dharma very easily; don't have to do anything; you'll not just do it. I have known people who used to take drugs, who used to abuse people, beat. There's one fellow he said he used to carry a revolver always with him. He has become such a quiet, silent, beautiful person, that unbelievable, but his wife tells me that he was like this. So, now you are that special people. And those people who have not got their realisation cannot get to dharma easily. Then the second point which is very easy for you is to love another person, to care for another person. Is very easy. You would love to do that. You would love to care for people who are Sahaja Yogis. Also who are non-Sahaja Yogis. Sahaja Yoga is quite flexible. If you see somebody who is a non-Sahaja Yogi and also suffering, you would immediately jump to see that that person gets help from you. I have seen people in Sahaja Yoga, very interesting they are. One gentleman came to me and said, " Mother I have no money. I want to go and do some work for Sahaja Yoga, but I have no money - even I have no money for the household " . I said " Alright, that's very good. You come tomorrow. I'll give you the money. " Next day he never came. I said, " What's the matter? " He said, " There was somebody sitting with you that time when I was talking to you, if you remember. " I said, " I don't remember so clearly " . " Alright, I also don't know him. As soon as I went out he said, 'How much money do you want?' I told him at least this much. Immediately he took out the money and gave it to me. " So those who haven't got something, in Sahaja Yoga who hasn't got money, immediately we run to help that person. Like you'll be amazed that there are these six countries like Romania, Bulgaria, Russia, Poland, Czechoslovakia. All these countries, even Hungary, have been helped by one country or other. Even the East Asian countries are helped by Australians. I never told them. I never asked them. I never said that you have to help. They just come forward that " Mother, somehow we have to help them. We'll arrange. We'll get to them. We'll manage this. We'll do that. " It's very surprising how they could just think of helping those countries. Then they made tickets for them. They brought them to India. They looked after. Russians came to India, were looked after. Everybody was so full of compassion and love, but without feeling they have done anything, without feeling in any way that they have done any obligation to someone. Nobody expected them to thank them and write letters of thanks or anything. Whatever is done is finished now. Nobody ever asked how much money was given, how much was spent, how much we had to give. Nothing of the kind. At that spur of the moment everybody came forward, they gave the money and the thing worked out. Is very surprising. For example France. France is looking after Romania. I didn't know they had done so much of work in Romania. I reached Hungary and suddenly I find a hundred and twenty-five Romanians there. My heart was really filled with such joy. I said, " How are you here? " " French have arranged everything for us, Mother. " " Really? " There were no French people there, no-one from France. And Romanians were singing so well that the Indians felt that, " Oh Ba! What is this? A new group has started! " All of them. And they never used books. Without using the books they were singing, these Romanians. So I said, " Where are you going to stay in the night? " " We'll stay in a garden, Mother, it's alright. " But I said, " How? " " We'll stay there, it doesn't matter. " How secretly they help. If I had not asked them I would not have known how they have come. So this, to help the people who do not have, you can call them sort of, you can say those who are poorer than us. I have seen also people how individually they look after others, and bring things for their friends, presents, and beautiful things. Just for their own satisfaction. Not to oblige anyone or to later on say, " Oh, I brought this sari for you " . Nothing. Just to see that sari on another Sahaja Yogi. It's such a beautiful thing! Imagine these countries like England, France, Spain, Italy, Switzerland. Very aggressive, very aggressive people. When they went out, not to help anyone, but to establish their empire or to destroy people, or to convert them, or do all kinds of things in the name of religion, in the name of God. But when you go to other countries you just want to help; give them all the help that is needed. I am myself amazed how it works out so spontaneous, in your heart, that you should do this, and you should work it out. This transformation that has taken place within you has brought out all the beauty of your heart, of your compassion, of your love. And you want to give security to others, without expecting anything, without demanding anything. And you all enjoy it, doing that. Living in a simple place like this, under a tent, sitting listening to me, you don't want any comfort. Just seek the comfort of your Spirit and enjoy the whole place, the nature. Gradually I have seen also Sahaja Yogis are becoming extremely conscious of the ecological problem all over the world. They have started using things which are natural, which are artistic. It's something so surprising, that suddenly they have taken to artistic things. I know of a gentleman who had arms, ammunitions in his house; everything like that. But now he has beautiful things. Of course the arms and ammunition are one side. But such beautiful artistic things he has collected. So I said, " How did you get this? " . He said, " Mother I was thinking that you would like to see them and you will feel happy, so I have brought for you to see, and if you want you can take anything. You can keep here safe. " So this generosity, we call it Aoudarya, is a sign of an incarnation. But this generosity is among my own children now. They are extremely generous, and they enjoy giving things to others, than in keeping things to themselves. It has happened not only in Australia. It has happened all over the world. If you see the Sahaja Yogis, how they are sacrificing their time, their money and everything to spread Sahaja Yoga, to help others and to accommodate all kinds of things, all kinds of people within themselves. Such wisdom. Such collective wisdom is there. We don't have to take any concessions. We don't have to say that you all must say this or what is your opinion, will you vote for it. Everyone votes for the same. If somebody says, " Alright, we have to give some help to, say, Bulgaria " , in Italy, immediately all the Italians brought out their ornaments, everything, that, " Mother, how much should we send? " I said, " It's your look out " . And the Bulgarians are surprised also, that, " What have we done for these Italians, that they should come down all the way to help us out with money, every kind of thing? " So this compassion, this love, this feeling of oneness, as if they are part and parcel of us - we are not separate. For Russia, you'll be surprised, that they sent a television from America. Now America had nothing to do with Russia. But must be the Spirit of Shri Krishna trying to help the spirit of Right Agnya - must be. Such enthusiasm about Russia! It's unbelievable. They came in the buses, they came in the trains, they went all the way to all these places, to far-fetched places. And they have achieved tremendous results. It's not only in Europe they're working it out, around their own cities, but all the way they're working in Turkey, they're working in Nepal, and now somebody has gone to Japan. He's actually not a Japanese. He is from Rio, and he has gone to Japan. He is a physicist. But he is using some sort of a pantomime show on the streets to attract the people, and telling them about Sahaja Yoga. He telephoned to me three, four times (saying), " Mother, you have been to Australia so many times, why don't you come to Japan this time? " I said, " Alright, next time I will definitely come to Japan " . I promised him. But this time, I am already programmed, you see, by Sahaja Yogis, so I can't help it. They have fixed me up everywhere. But I don't mind because it is so Sahaj. To me it comes Sahaj - many people ask me, " Mother, you are travelling so much " , they say. I never think about [it]. Also, the collectivity you have now is tremendous. It is not only in Australia you have the collectivity. But the other day I telephoned to someone in India and told them, " I am buying an ashram in Brisbane " . They said, " Mother, it's a very great thing. We are very happy. " Now for an Indian what is there to be happy if we buy an ashram in Brisbane " . So overjoyed about it. To them Brisbane is the same as Bombay or Delhi. The heart has become so large because Shiva is shining there, the Spirit is shining. It has become such a large heart that it encompasses the whole universe, I think, the way people look at it. That's why you all have become universal people. You don't only read about Vishwa Nirmala Dharma. You don't only know about it through your mind. You don't only try to follow it, but you have imbibed it within yourself. Which is so Sahaj, which you are not aware of it - how in a Sahaj way it has come to you. Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, Shivaratri Puja, Glenrock, near Newcastle, NSW Australia, 29/02/92 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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