We are approaching the time of puja to our Sat Guru, our Holy Mother, Shri Adi Shakti Nirmala Devi. Our sincere, earnest desire is to cleanse, deepen, and become worthy of offering this puja.
With individual and collective efforts to clear our subtle being to the utmost, we are preparing the greatest gift that we can offer to our Guru: ourselves, in our most perfected state. When we prepare any offering, we want it to be the best – the most fragrant flowers, the most heartfelt praise, the most melodious music… we would not feel comfortable offering something less, and the question we ask ourselves throughout is “would it please Mother?”
Why, then, do we not take this precious time to introspect, humbly admit what is not perfected in ourselves individually and collectively, and try to correct it? The state of the world and the speed at which we are informed of new atrocities bombard our attention continuously and make it difficult to go within. The current situation in Sahaj in many countries draws our attention in a different but equally destructive way, as we witness divisions, mistrust, miscommunication, political games, power plays – all in the arena where we least expected it, our own sangha.
Like missiles once launched, the actions taken and words written or spoken are difficult to retract. An endless cycle of action and reaction, with each convinced that they are on the right ‘side’ rather than all of us being together on the ‘side’ of the Divine. The wider vision is completely obscured, and countless yogis sincerely pursuing their spiritual ascent and spreading Sahaj Yoga, are wondering what happened, and how could Sahaja yogis behave in such a manner? Where is the love?
We send this message from our hearts, and hope that with the pure desire to free ourselves from any negativities, with intense cleansing, with determination to rise above the six enemies and to see and respect the Spirit in each other, that we may arrive to worship our Guru in a state that would be pleasing (and useful) to HER.
JAI SHRI MATAJI
With love and respect,
Your brothers and sisters of the Central Committee