If we all get it, things should change fast
Social media is filled with opinions about what people consider right and wrong. Judgement is the order of the day. But most of us suspect that the majority making these judgments don’t have a clue on what they are talking about.
In order to be able to judge anything, surely we need to have the quality of discrimination. This is only achieved with a perfect balance of emotion and rational thought, regulated by an inner connection with our own spirit through meditation. Meditation, if done in the right way, opens up another dimension, the love in the heart. For thousands of years it has been known that human beings have an energy inside which is connected with the mother principle of existence. That energy can be awakened when we are ready for it – which is now as a matter of fact – and it enables us to meditate in true thoughtless awareness. On this site, we refer to it as “Inner Awakening” although it is also referred to as “enlightenment” which leads to “self-realisation”.
When you get your Inner Awakening, a connection with your inner self, the divine power, only then are you able to judge. It was not possible before. At the point you get your full awakening you get a cool breeze on your hands and a cool breeze coming out the top of your head. Only then are you in balance. To keep that balance we really need to try to meditate every day. We are like vacuum cleaners cleaning up the environment in which we live. Those problems in that environment can become our own if we don’t cleanse through meditation every day. If you wondered why you sometimes act in certain ways that are out of character with your true nature, then this is why.
The only type of meditation available today which gives you your Inner Awakening immediately is called Sahaja Yoga. Without Inner Awakening we simply cannot meditate properly. The nice thing about Sahaja Yoga is that it is always free-of-charge because it fulfils a built-in potential in human beings, so it would be wrong to charge for it.
I always believed that you know the truth when you hear it, but it’s not always the case, as anyone who lived through the tsunami of Gurus coming here from India in the late 60s and 70s knows. You can be lied to by many false gurus, not only lied to, but you can be given the doubtful privilege of having all your wealth removed too. We are all seekers of truth, after hearing of Jesus Christ when you were a child you either became a total atheist, or as many do, you believe there must be something more than this nightmare world created by entrepreneurs and capitalists. That creates within us a seeking for something better, that belief can become in many a powerful driving force which can lead you anywhere, because discrimination does not come easily without that internal connection. Catch 22.
But people will continue to seek. That driving force may lay dormant whilst you work earnestly to pay your bills, look after your family or pursue other dreams, but it doesn’t go away and that something inside of you is guiding you and trying to direct you to the place you need to be. We don’t listen to that voice as much as we should.
However depressed we feel about our own lives and the state of the country and the world, we will often not properly admit to ourselves how truly unhappy and lacking in joy we really are. Many will just work harder to cover it up. Sometimes that inner voice can seem truly against the mainstream and we all want to fit in so we follow the mainstream. Particularly if our nearest and dearest are not willing to look at the issues we feel that we can see clearly.
Facing ourselves is not easy, in meditation done in the right way it can lead to you not only recognising your own problems but giving you the insight to be able to correct them. That’s quite something. All the psychology, counsellors and psychiatrists in the world cant lead you to that. It’s Inner Awakening, awareness of your own deviations from the self that you actually are, from the self that society and circumstances has forced you to become.
So what are we? We are something Divine. We have to meditate to come close to that realisation and even after we have received that cool breeze on our hands and coming out the top of our heads it’s not the be all and end all of where we need to be. We have to work to get to that higher point, because we have been dragged away from our true essence and we need to clear a few things first. Sahaja yoga teaches you all that for free. The founder and true and real guru Shri Mataji said you can’t pay for that privilege, it is part of our evolution. She gave to us rather than took from us, She paid in so many ways that we might evolve. Clearing us, cleansing us, loving us as only a really true Mother can do.
Love is the only way, the really tangible thing that we feel and know day to day through our meditation and constant clearing of day to day life. Real love is something we have never really felt before our inner awakening, it’s not attached, involved or possessive, it’s not about my and mine, it is deeper and more magnificent than that, it is witnessing, caring and full of day to day miracles of pure love from the Divine source, and to change this world we all need to get connected to that first before we can do the real work that desperately needs doing. “Change ourselves to change the world”, is not a myth but the genuine honest truth.
For more information on how to achieve your Inner Awakening, click here.
JeanetteB