“Do’s & Dont's”
“It is most common quarrel or argument among few of us related to ‘Do’s and Don’ts’ of Sahaj Techniques and procedures whereas the ‘source of all Knowledge’ is only ‘One’ which is none other than “Shree Mata Ji”.
Some times it seems, that students of the same class is arguing over some chapters or lesson which is taught by a teacher recently according to the time and need of the student but student is busy in letting other students down by making their own point of view superior regarding the same chapter or lesson according to their different grasping capacity.
So same happens with the Lectures of “Shree Mata Ji”, some of us usually start fighting and putting our own point of view regarding the same lectures as per our level of understanding and awareness without considering the time, place, circumstances, situation and of course the condition of the Sahajis.
If we study the place, time and crowed when and where “She” had delivered ‘Her’ Lectures then we will find this fact that “She’ had given all kinds of knowledge as per the requirement of time, place and the people.
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So it is obvious if we tell something to others, this should not be criticised or mocked over other’s know how, if we understand “Her” Sayings as per the depth and the level of our own understanding and awareness. We must respect each-other’s point of view and intention of expression.
After all, we Sahajis are being trained by ‘Her’ only to express and spread ‘Her’ message to the whole globe, that’s why we must not let other Sahaji down by showing our own ‘Stored Knowledge’ of ‘Her’ Lectures and Sayings of Sahaj Procedures. Though, some of us hardly have gone through all “Her” Sayings and teachings, We often suggest so many Sahaj techniques to others without testing the results of them with our own self.
But we must share our own intense experiences and feelings with each others related to our Spiritual Journey of meditation and contemplation which might be very useful for some of us. Because, we can answer to each and every question of the other Sahjis about some specific situations of meditation if we would have gone through.
That’s why, it is always better to tell or suggest anything to others after experiencing the same thing at our own instrument first as we tell different recipes to others after making or preparing the same dishes with our own hands.
---------------------------Narayan
"Jai Shree Mata Ji"
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