C. G. Jung is the psychologist who described the Self and the Collective Consciousness as we could describe these notions in Sahaja Yoga terminology. When we read his words, we are surprised to see how much he knew about this Self, which is described mostly in Hindu’s scriptures…
A Seeker’s Journey (by Greg Turek) is an exploration of the interface between the physical world and the supernatural and spiritual. The author moves from classical scientific phenomena, evolution, the bizarre discoveries in quantum physics and Einsteins relativity theory to religion, yoga, mysticism, kundalini and Self-realization. The book also explores meditation and how we can access a state of true meditation or mental silence through the practice of Sahaja Yoga Meditation as taught by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi…
In Biblical times, those who saw manifestations of God or who heard the word of God were seen as great prophets and leaders. It was a common occurrence to be visited by an angel or have wisdom imparted to you through such means as a burning bush, but somehow down the ages, this started to be thought of as heresy or witchcraft, or even madness…