2020 Celebrating Kojāgirī Pūrṇimā or Śhārad Pūrṇimā
"The Goddess comes to everybody’s house late at night on that day and She asks ‘Kojagarti?’ [Who has not awakened yet]."
1986-1018 Talk to Sahaja Yogis (Kojāgirī Pūrṇimā Day), Hall, Sane Gurujī Vidyālay, Dadar, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Maulīne thothāvile ḍār
Mother has knocked on your door
Houni za ata gadya par
Now, friend cross the Ocean of Māyā by getting your Realization.
MAULĪNE THOTHĀVILE ḌĀR
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This bhajan was composed by Bābā Māmā.
"Today is the famous, great, Full Moon, called as Śhārada Indu. Śhārada Indu – that’s the name of the Goddess also, Śhārada Indu. The Moon on the autumn season. This is the biggest Moon, and – of course not in England – but in India that day the Moon is giving the greatest light ....."
1982-1101 Śhrī Guru Nāṇaka Jayanti Pūjā, Every Sahaja Yogi Has to Become a Guru, Nirmala Palace Āśhram, 99 Nightingale Lane, Balham, London SW12 8LZ, UK
Brahma Shodhile, Brahmand. Mirlale
I was searching for Divine Vibrations, but instead found the universe
Ai, Tujhiya Dhami
Mother, at Your doorstep,
Janmojanmachi Punyayi Az. Ali Majhiya Kami
All the accumulated righteousness of many a birth today been put to proper use
Ai, Tujhiya Dhami
Mother, at Your doorstep
Brahma Shodhile
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Dear brothers and sisters,
Jai Śhrī Mātājī!
Today is Śhārad Pūrṇimā or Kojāgirī Pūrṇimā. This is a harvest festival celebrated on the Full Moon Day of the Hindu lunar month of Āśhvin (September–October). It marks the end of the monsoon. There is a traditional celebration of the moon.
"In 82, 83 or 84 we celebrated Kojāgirī Pūrṇimā with Śhrī Mātājī at Hall in Saneguruji Vidyalay, Dadar, Mumbai where weekly Saturday meeting took place. She prepared milk also for all of us. She mentions in that talk "Goddess comes to everybody's house late at night on that day She ask "Kojagarti" in Sanskrit mean who has not awakened yet."
The recollection of a Sahaja Yoginī from Mumbai, India.
The Significance of this festivity:
On this auspicious day of Śhārad Pūrṇimā or Kojāgirī, moonlights are filled with Amrut which clears negativities and all the diseases.
On this day it is believed that Śhrī Mahālakṣhmī comes on the earth and goes about from place to place asking, "Who is awake?" ("Kojagarti") and She showers Her blessings on those She finds awake.
Hence, the night is spent in festivity, singing, and praising in honor of the Goddess. So people sit in the moonlight singing bhajans in praise of the Devī. Thus this Kojāgirī night in India is celebrated customarily by observing a night vigil and other rituals.
All the Sahaja yogis on this night collectively sing bhajans/praises to Śhrī Mātājī enlightening our powers within. Popularly on this day milk is boiled along with rice and made into ‘kheer’ – and dry fruits are added to make it delicious that is offered to the Devī and consumed.
Jay Ambe Kuṇḍalinī Mā
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Devī Sūktam
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Maharashtra Deśha
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Jai Śhrī Mātājī!
On behalf of the festivity team!