2026 Celebrating 45 Years of Sahaja Yoga in Australia, Post 11

Every Meeting Should Be A Festival For You

"Virāṭ is the Primordial Father you can say, or the One who is in our brain, acts for our collectivity.
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Now one thousand nerves are all connected to the sixteen important nerves of the Viśhuddhi. That's why they say that Śhrī Kṛiṣhṇa had sixteen thousand wives, that is, He had all His Powers as His wives. And I have all My Powers as My children.
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They can all be brought to the seven major uh notes, we can say, but they are also divided into twenty-one: one on the left, one on the right and one in the center. So we have altogether twenty-one really basic problems, fundamental problems within us, which we have to solve.
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But those who have come to Sahasrāra have to understand that collectivity is the basic of your ascent.
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Now this is the sense of collectivity, that, 'It's a last small hall, doesn't matter, we are all together. And how are we going to get all of them inside?' Because you can't enjoy it unless and until all of you are together.
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So now, let us see how do we uh miss out on collectivity. There's a very practical down-to-earth understanding. First we must know [that] without collectivity we cannot exist. As the body has to be in connection with the brain, in the same way, without collectivity Sahaja Yoga cannot exist. Once you understand that, then you have to work it out that collectivity is absolutely established, within and without. It is more within that you have to establish, than without. Whatever you have within is manifested outside.
So, 'Sahaja Yoga is to be practiced,' doesn't mean that you sit down with My Photograph all the time, doesn't mean that. It means you practice con ... compassion. You practice that.
Then you have to practice love. Now how do you practice love with others? If you love someone, what do you do? You try to please that person. Small things can make people very happy.
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So patience is needed. And patience is needed in such a way that others should see your patience.
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But generosity is a general term: generosity of kindness, generosity of compassion, generosity of patience, and generosity of material things.
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I bless you all in Melbourne that you have a beautiful collectivity and enjoy yourself and every, every meeting should be a festival for you, and an enjoyment."
1991-0410 Śhrī Virāṭa Pūjā, Collectivity Is the Basic of Your Ascent and Without Collectivity Sahaja Yoga Cannot Exist, Āśhram, Lake Road, Blackburne, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Links to suggested talk: SL video and NVA audio

Jay Śhrī Mātājī!

Yearly Topics Team