Mataji Nirmaladevi has always asked to do meditation twice a day to every sahajayogi. She has also told many a times that only through mediatation you would be connected with me. If you do not meditate, i cannot have any relationship with you. So Meditation is most important thing of life for every sahajayogi.
following is the text of some of her speech on the subject .
Good............Morning..........to all our Souls,...........))))))))))))
“It is very common among some of us that we have to encounter with the most common questions of new people who are completely indulge in their materialistic life which is related with the benefit of meditation in our day to day life.
They usually ask, ‘What we will get out of meditation?,
Why we should do meditation,
whereas we are already happy in our life ?
Then we often tell them that, “Your health will improve, your diseases will be vanished, you will gain mental peace & satisfaction.
You will grow in spiritual field, you will rise in financial aspects and so on.
But these sayings hardly works on them then they usually question us, ‘how you are living,
Are you people happy in your materialistic life ?
Are you leading a disease free life? Don’t you have any problem?
Then we become bewildered to answer them because we too, use to be suffering from different kinds of problem in our human life.
If we tell the truth then we might feel ashamed before them and they might lose their interest for adopting Meditation.
But somehow we try to convince them so that they could meditate but internally we use to be thinking about our routine genuine problems which are engulfing our happiness.
So it is better to tell them that, ‘ Through Meditation we perceive ‘Divine Energy’ (which look afters the whole universe) to improve our understanding related to Materialistic World'.
So that we could make our life more peaceful and happier as well as it enhances our faith in ‘Divinity’ so that we might have a rapport with ‘Almighty’.” ---‘Impulses’
....Jai Shree Mata Ji
taken from one facebook post by kripa narayan.
