Common Misconception"
"A very sad and painful situation arises, without many Sahajis who perform the work of Sahaj even becoming aware of it.
When, being under the influence of ignorance, they knowingly or unknowingly begin to take credit for all those works of Sahaj upon themselves.
They forget that all work related to Sahaj is itself carried out invisibly under the supervision of "Mother Adi Shakti", by "our Kundalini Mother", "Shri Ganesha""Shri Hanuman" and numerous gods and goddesses.
But outwardly, their physical existence appears to be carrying out those activities. Because of this, many Sahajis among them develop this misconception.
If anything of ours is involved in this work, it is our consciousness covered with pure desire, our one-pointed mind, our effort, activities and the flow of speech emanating from our hearts during the programs, carried out with complete honesty and wholeheartedness in this direction.
Apart from these, none of our contribution is involved in the work of Sahaj.
However, we should remain alert that no information from the memory of our mind should be included in the flow of speech that bursts forth from our heart.
Otherwise, the work of consciousness will not be completed properly because 'pure energy' will not be present in that flow.
As a result, new Sahajis who attain Self-Realization will not feel the vibrations properly, or meditators will not enjoy the 'divine energy currents'.
Through inner contemplation and reflection, we should properly understand that all the arrangements before and after are carried out only by the gods, goddesses and ganas.
So we can now easily understand how much our actual participation is in all these works of awakening.
Yet many seekers among us come to regard all these external works of Sahaj as their own personal achievement and ultimately become trapped in the clutches of the devil called ego, riding upon their Agnya.
Because whenever we engage in these outwardly visible works of awakening, we are seen by other Sahajis and people, and we continue to receive praise and appreciation from them.
This gradually begins to become an essential mental need for some of us, and a time comes when we must have the food of appreciation and praise for every work done by us.
That is, such Sahajis inwardly want at all times that they receive abundant praise for every statement spoken by them, all the lines written by them, every object or situation displayed by them, all the clothes and ornaments worn by them, their artistry, all the methods adopted by them, every kind of decoration done by them, and even the personality they have adorned themselves with.
For this praise, which is extremely necessary for them, they remain ready to do anything at every moment.
Moreover, they specially present all their worldly and spiritual relationships before everyone. They do not refrain from glorifying them either.
As though those relationships were the finest relationships in the world, which have been granted only to them through the grace of "Shri Maa".
To maintain their influence, sometimes they even display their high caste, high lineage, noble blood, high standard of living and scholarship before the children of "Shri Maa".
They begin to strive to ensure that every kind of presentation of theirs appears before everyone with utmost grandeur so that their superiority may be established and they may receive even more applause.
Moreover, in this state they do not hesitate to take worldly advantage of their spiritual connections.
They often fulfill many of their worldly needs, tasks and desires through the help of Sahajis and the facilities provided by them.
That is, they do not refrain from using the pure and selfless love of Sahajis for their worldly gratification.
After becoming completely trapped in such a serious condition, in order to maintain their status and superiority, many such Sahajis now begin searching for faults in Sahajis who are better than themselves and bringing them before other Sahajis.
In this process, they often even begin fighting with other Sahajis over small matters and continue making tireless efforts to impose their views on other Sahajis in an unjustified and forceful manner and make them accept them.
Because they do not want to lose their external position, they remain afraid that there might be any decline in their popularity.
When those who genuinely love them and are their true well-wishers, seeing their pitiable condition, try to explain things to them with love.
Then they themselves begin to call those people foolish, while putting their own point above theirs, pointing out their shortcomings and also beginning to criticize other Sahajis.
They do not even hesitate to present, according to their own judgment, the foolishness and lack of intelligence of their true well-wishers before other Sahajis.
By doing this, they want to show everyone how right they are and how wrong their well-wishers are.
Seeing and learning this, their well-wishers feel very sorry, and gradually they stop explaining things to and advising those deluded Sahajis.
Because of their negative thoughts and their ever-suspicious mind, their central heart begins to close, due to which the energy supply to their Sahasrara also begins to stop.
That is, their instrument is no longer able to receive divine energy, as a result of which such obstructed Sahajis become extremely conditioned and begin to follow Sahaj technique, Sahaj rules of conduct, Sahaj rituals and Sahaj protocol with extreme rigidity.
And they also begin pressuring new and old Sahajis who come into contact with them to follow them.
They become offended with anyone who does not follow them and begin arguing with them.
Because their heart and Sahasrara are unable to receive loving energy, their consciousness begins to lack freshness.
In such a situation, they merely begin taking the self-knowledge and experiences of other people from here and there, modifying and combining them in their own words and style and presenting them before everyone. They refer to the nectar-like words of "Shri Mata Ji" at every turn.
They often mold the lectures of "Shri Mata Ji" according to their own so-called limited beliefs and thoughts and present them before everyone so that their influence over people remains intact.
But because those words contain negligible actual personal experience, the vibrant 'energy' cannot remain present, due to which people no longer have any particular interest or attraction toward what they say.
They also occasionally sense these conditions within themselves, and to fill this void they often externally engage in one scheme or another to keep their popularity intact.
But inwardly they have become completely hollow and find themselves extremely inferior and pitiable within.
However, because of their ego, they are unable to accept this truth and gradually continue moving toward inner downfall.
If such misguided Sahajis accept the present low state of their consciousness and still wish to move toward their inner upliftment, then they will have to completely abandon this ego and delusion of theirs.
And while sincerely seeking forgiveness at the "Shri Charanan", they will have to surrender their demonstrative existence to "Shri Maa" and make simplicity and modesty an integral part of themselves.
Along with this, while maintaining a feeling of love toward all Sahajis both inwardly and outwardly, they must remain established in deep meditation daily and descend into the depths of their own heart to seek the real truth, only then will some spiritual welfare be possible.
If we find near us a Sahaji with such a tainted and low state of mind, then first of all we should unite our central heart and Sahasrara and feel the 'divine energy' at both centers for some time.
Then, from our central heart, we should certainly flow the power and love of "Shri Maa" through his Sahasrara into his central heart for some time during every round of our meditation until he comes into complete balance.
This too is one of our other spiritual duties, and a very important one. Because we should remember that our loving "Mother" has given birth to the said Sahaji through Her Sahasrara and lovingly nurtured him through a loving Sahaji.
That is why, while maintaining a spiritual and loving feeling toward that Sahaji, we must continue doing this work so that "Her" efforts do not go in vain. Even if we do not speak with that Sahaji."--Kripa🙏🏻
