Home Remedies as per Ayurveda

 

According to Shri Mataji, Ayurveda is a gift from the Supreme Being. The following home remedies are possible.

◆ At night, soak two teaspoons of fenugreek seeds in one lota (2 glasses) of water, and in the morning after bathing drink that water and eat the soaked fenugreek seeds with jaggery.  

This helps pass kidney stones within 15 to 20 days, even bladder stones.

◆ For thyroid –  

Soak the root of the coconut tree in one lota of water at night, and in the morning boil that same water and drink it after it cools down. This removes all thyroid problems, including BP, swelling in the body, and swelling in the hands and feet.

◆ Diabetes –  

Wash one leaf of the custard apple tree properly and chew it well before eating it. This helps control diabetes.

◆ Wash one leaf of the guava tree properly and chew it. This eliminates tooth pain and cures the problem of forgetfulness. Guava is very beneficial for purification.

◆ For constipation, eat one mango leaf twice a day continuously for 7 days.

◆ Eating 1 teaspoon of white sesame seeds strengthens the bones.

◆ Drink carrot juice for 15 days. This prevents any cancer, and if cancer already exists, it helps in eliminating it.

◆ If you want protection from dengue, apply coconut oil on the legs up to below the knees, because the dengue mosquito cannot fly above 3 feet. Coconut oil should also be applied to the hands, neck, and face.

◆ If dengue has occurred –  

Shri Mataji herself has given this remedy:  

Take 15–20 basil leaves in two cups of water, add 4 to 5 black peppercorns, add a little crushed ginger, and boil the water well until it becomes one cup. Add 2 teaspoons of honey and drink it. Do this 2 or 3 times a day.

◆ To get relief from heat-related disorders –  

Roast 2 teaspoons of coriander seeds and put them with their husks into one lota (2 glasses) of water at night, and in the morning strain and drink the same water. This is a miraculous remedy. According to Shri Mataji’s nectar-like words, 90% of diseases are caused by heat in the liver.

But the greatest remedy in the world is meditation with devotion to Adi Shakti Shri Mataji and performing the water ritual twice a day, because Shri Mataji herself is the remover of all obstacles, Shri Dhanvantari.

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Miracles by Mataji Nirmaladevi

 

One powerful sound and many miracles***

When our Holy Mother was here in Istanbul in 2000, She performed some miracles for the new people who came to the public programme. The programme was very successful. The hall for approximately fifteen hundred people was overfilled. People had to stand and sit wherever possible and we estimated the total number to be about two thousand.

As soon as Shri Mataji entered the hall, it started raining. We could hear the rain pouring outside, and it was raining almost till the end of the programme. We could not see what was going on, but one lady had to go out for some reason and what she saw was not just rain but a storm that is rarely seen in Istanbul. Then she turned back towards the hall, which was in fact a big tent and saw the

following scene: there was like a huge invisible umbrella over the tent. The rain was pouring down, but not a single drop was falling on the tent!

Shri Mataji talked about inner peace and transformation, because the mechanism of Sahaja Yoga had been already explained by yogis. She gave realisation in a very simple way: She just asked people to put their hands towards Her, like in namaaz, and to feel vibrations, then asked us to check vibrations above our head.

While giving realisation, Shri Mataji, as always, was blowing in the

microphone. As soon as She started, we heard a long and powerful sound of thunder and it lasted as long as She was blowing. The sound was very similar to the sound of the blowing, so they merged into one powerful sound. It was magnificent. I was filled with joy from witnessing what a wonderful thing Shri Mataji had done.

When Shri Mataji was giving realisation, some people saw that a black cloud formed over the audience. Then it slowly moved towards Shri Mataji and vanished. She extracted all the negativity from the people and just destroyed it.

Sahajayoga Meditation Process

 

According to Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, in Sahaja Yoga it is considered very beneficial to keep her photo while meditating, because in Sahaja Yoga she is regarded as the incarnation of the Adi Shakti. Divine vibrations (Chaitanya) flow from her photo, which help deepen meditation and assist the seeker in reaching Nirvichaar Samadhi.

Understand the meditation process below according to that tradition.

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1️⃣ Preparation for Meditation

1. Sit in a quiet place.  

2. Place Shri Mataji’s photo in front of you.  

3. If possible, you may light a small lamp or candle.  

4. Place both hands on your knees, palms open and facing upward.  

5. Slowly close your eyes.

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2️⃣ Intention to Awaken the Kundalini

Before starting meditation, maintain a humble feeling within.

Pray in your mind:

“O Shri Mataji, please give me self-realization and make my meditation thoughtless.”

In Sahaja Yoga it is believed that the Kundalini energy awakens naturally through Shri Mataji’s grace.

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3️⃣ Raising the Kundalini and Giving Bandhan

Before meditation, this small practice is done:

Kundalini Raising – With both hands, feel as if you are lifting the Kundalini upward.  

Bandhan – Create a protective circle around the head seven times.

This balances the practitioner’s energy system.

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4️⃣ The Main Meditation Process

1. Keep your eyes closed.  

2. Keep attention on the Sahasrara chakra (above the head).  

3. If thoughts arise, do not fight them.  

4. Simply watch them come and go with a witnessing attitude.

After some time, thoughts begin to decrease and the mind starts entering Nirvichaar Samadhi.

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5️⃣ Experiencing the Vibrations

During meditation, you may often experience:

Cool breeze in the hands  

A slight coolness above the head  

The mind becoming very peaceful

In Sahaja Yoga this is called Chaitanya Laharis (Divine Vibrations).

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✅ In summary:

In the Sahaja Yoga meditation process, keeping Shri Mataji’s photo in front is considered important because through it the conscious power of the Adi Shakti reaches the seeker. This awakens the Kundalini and leads meditation toward Nirvichaar Samadhi.

Benefits of chanting sacred mantras in sahajayoga meditation

 

How one benefits from chanting sacred mantras through Kundalini awakening by Sahaja Yoga meditation

Sahaja Yoga meditation is a spiritual practice in which the Kundalini energy located within a human being is awakened. Kundalini remains in a dormant state at the base of the spine (the Mooladhara Chakra). When this energy awakens through Sahaja Yoga, it rises upward and purifies and balances all seven chakras.

When a practitioner chants sacred mantras after the awakening of Kundalini, their effect increases many times. Some of its main benefits are as follows:

1. Purification and balance of the chakras  

The sound and vibrations of mantras purify the subtle chakras of the body. When Kundalini is awakened, this process becomes even more effective.

2. Mental peace and concentration  

Chanting mantras calms the mind and deepens meditation. This reduces stress, anxiety, and negative thoughts.

3. Spiritual awakening  

After Kundalini awakening, the vibrations of the mantras help awaken the soul, and the practitioner begins to experience the divine power within.

4. Flow of positive energy  

The chanting of sacred mantras spreads positive energy in the body and the surrounding environment, allowing the practitioner to feel peace and joy.

5. Spiritual progress  

Through regular meditation and mantra chanting, a person gradually moves toward self-realization and develops balance, love, and compassion in life.

Conclusion:  

When the Kundalini energy is awakened through Sahaja Yoga meditation, the chanting of sacred mantras no longer remains just words but becomes a powerful spiritual experience. It establishes balance in the body, mind, and soul, and the practitioner attains deep peace and bliss. ✨

Sahajayoga - spiritual practice for peaceful life

 

Sahaja Yoga Meditation is a spiritual practice that was started by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi in 1970. Its main purpose is to awaken inner peace, balance, and self-realization within a person. When a person becomes peaceful from within, its effect is also seen on society and the world.

1. Outer Peace Through Inner Peace  

By practicing meditation in Sahaja Yoga, the mind becomes calm and stable. When anger, stress, and negativity decrease within a person, they also behave peacefully with others.

A peaceful person brings peace to the family.  

The peace of families spreads into society.  

The peace of society gradually becomes the foundation of world peace.

2. Self-Realization  

The first stage of Sahaja Yoga is to attain self-realization through the awakening of Kundalini. Through this, a person recognizes their true nature.

When people understand themselves, ego and hatred decrease in them.  

This reduces mutual conflict and violence.

3. Development of Human Values  

Through the practice of meditation, qualities such as

Love  

Compassion  

Forgiveness  

Tolerance  

develop in a person. These qualities make society more cooperative and peaceful.

4. Harmony Between Religions and Cultures  

Sahaja Yoga is not limited to any one religion. People from different countries and cultures around the world practice it.

This increases the feeling of unity and brotherhood among people.  

Conflicts caused by religion or caste can decrease.

5. The Effect of Collective Meditation  

When many people meditate together, an atmosphere of positive energy is created.

This makes people’s thinking more positive.  

Positive thinking helps spread peace in society.

✅ Conclusion:  

Sahaja Yoga meditation creates peace, balance, and positivity within a person. When more and more people adopt it, it can become a means of spreading peace—from personal peace to society and ultimately to the entire world.

A path to Improved Mental Health & Learning among Secondary School Students.

 

Abstract:

 Adolescence is an important stage of life when an individual has to grapple with umpteen challenges like peer pressure, self-identity crisis, establishing and development of relationships, psychological and emotional issues, social problems and school-related issues. Adolescents are vulnerable to various mental health challenges. To obtain a deep understanding of this problem and to study possible solutions, the researcher researched the current topic. This Research explores the potential of Sahaja Yoga Meditation intervention to mitigate Stress, Social anxiety, and Aggression and to enhance emotional maturity for such concerns. The Researcher used Mixed-method research that included experimental research and interviews. Taking into consideration its findings, a Sahaja Yoga meditation intervention involving secondary school students was conducted. The Sahaja Yoga meditation was meant to acquaint students with the nature of Social Anxiety, Stress, Aggression and Emotional maturity, develop an understanding of their cause-and-effect relationship and develop positive attitudes about the existing conditions. A Pre-test, Post-test equivalent group design was used for experimental research to study the effectiveness of the Sahaja Yoga meditation on Social Anxiety, Stress, Aggression and Emotional Maturity. The Sahaja Yoga meditation was executed on secondary school students. The findings of the research concluded that Sahaja Yoga meditation practices bring about a positive outcome in the students.The findings and discussion will be of great help to the students to bring about well-being and boost the mental health of secondary school students helping to cope with social anxiety, Stress and Aggression and develop Emotional maturity to enhance their mental strength for handling challenging situations and leading a healthy life.

 There is increasing interest world over in the integration of meditation into the school curriculum. These are considered to be measures to proactively address issues related to the mental well-being of learners. The results of this study support this view. Inculcating meditation into the curriculum would go a long way in providing the tools to manage stress, develop emotional resilience and cultivate an environment in schools that favoursacademic success and holistic development of students. This study brings out the benefits of meditation intervention on the mental health and well-being of students studying in secondary schools. Meditation should become an integral component of school-based interventions. Efforts are needed to implement and evaluate such mental health programs meant for the welfare of students. After the meditation intervention was concluded, the researcher conducted brief interviews with the participants. Each of these interviews of the participants was approximately 10 minutes in duration. 

Perceptions of Meditation After the Study The qualitative analysis of the experiences of 48 participants revealed several key themes illustrating the impact of meditation on various aspects of their lives, particularly in terms of academic performance, mental health, and emotional well-being. Key Themes Identified 1. Reduction of Stress and Anxiety 2. Improvement in Academic Performance and Confidence 3. Enhanced Emotional and Mental Clarity 4. Coping with Physical Symptoms and Daily Challenges Reduction of Stress and Anxiety A significant proportion of participants (85%) reported that meditation substantially reduced their stress and anxiety levels. Narratives: Participants frequently highlighted a marked reduction in stress and anxiety levels post-intervention: • One participant detailed the alleviation of panic attacks, stating: "

• Another participant mentioned: "I had a lot of anxiety, a lot of stress, a lot of fear about the exams," illustrating the stress relief experienced. Analysis: The findings indicate that meditation is highly effective in reducing stress and anxiety, crucial for participants managing academic pressures. The consistent calmingeffect facilitated better emotional regulation in stressfulacademic contexts.

 Improvement in Academic Performance and Confidence

 Participants reported significant enhancements in academic performance and confidence: Narratives: • One participant noted: "I got the courage to give my exams and I confidently gave them," signifying increased self-assurance. • Another remarked: "The pressure to succeed all melted away in the soothing rhythm of my breath," reflecting the decrease in academic pressure. Analysis: Meditation significantly boosted participants' confidence and academic performance by reducing selfdoubt and promoting a calm, focused mindset conducive to academic success. Enhanced Emotional and Mental Clarity Participants described notable improvements in emotional and mental clarity: Narratives: • Participants reported experiencing deep focus and mental clarity, with one stating: "I felt the weight of my anxieties lift, and the fears of failure dissipate." • Another participant observed: "As the session drew to a close, I emerged from the meditation feeling resonated and centred," indicating heightened mental clarity. Analysis: The enhanced clarity facilitated by meditation allowed participants to manage their thoughts and emotions more effectively, benefiting both academic pursuits and overall mental well-being. Coping with Physical Symptoms and Daily Challenges Participants found meditation helpful in managing physical symptoms related to stress and anxiety: Narratives: • One participant noted improvements in handling panic attacks: "I hope I could benefit from improved sleep schedules and better manage my panic attacks." • Another stated: "I felt the weight of my anxieties lift, and the fear of failure dissipate," highlighting the alleviation of physical stress symptoms. Analysis: The holistic benefits of meditation, including the management of physical symptoms such as panic attacks and sleep disturbances, underscore its efficacy in enhancing overall well-being. Conclusion This multifaceted research endeavour illuminated the complex psychological landscape of students and offered invaluable insights into the efficacy of interventions designed to enhance their emotional wellbeing. The study's findings underscore the necessity of targeted, gender-sensitive, and personalized interventions in nurturing students' emotional intelligence, serving as a foundation for evidence-based strategies that foster resilience, empathy, and emotional maturity. The thematic analysis revealed that the meditation intervention significantly reduced stress and anxiety, enhanced academic performance and confidence, improved emotional and mental clarity, and better managed physical symptoms. These outcomes highlight the potential of meditation as a powerful tool for enhancing mental health and overall quality of life. The integration of qualitative and quantitative analyses strengthens the validity of these findings, emphasizing the broad applicability of meditation interventions across diverse populations. Future research should explore long-term effects and specific factors that enhance or moderate meditation practices, ensuring that educational environments equip students with essential life skills for their holistic development.

https://africanjournalofbiomedicalresearch.com/index.php/AJBR

Meditation is Very IMPORTANT

 

The most important thing in Sahaja Yoga is that, to progress in it, to grow, you have to meditate. Meditation is very important. You may not do anything else, but if you remain in meditation, then you can progress in Sahaja Yoga. As I told you, this is a new path. It is a new dimension; it is a new thing in which you have jumped into. With your unconscious mind, you have entered that great ocean, that is true. But if you want to go deeper into it, then you will have to meditate.

What are you saving time for?

All the time, you should think that the watch that is tied on your hand is for Sahaja Yoga and meditation. And it is tied for the work of Sahaja Yoga only, I have tied it for that only, otherwise I would never have tied it. A person whose entire time is spent in Sahaja Yoga, it is not necessary that he does not do household work. It is not necessary that you do not do office work; you can do all the work but do it in meditation, work can be done in meditation because you have been put in meditation.

While doing every work, you can be thoughtless and as soon as you become thoughtless, you start getting the beauty of that work, its “complete” knowledge and all its joy.

For meditation you should remember one small thing, that the thing on which the aalap [slow tempo opening part of Indian classical music performance] of meditation will be started, the veena [stringed instrument] on which this beautiful song is going to be played, should be clean.

You are not that veena, you are not that aalap either, but you are the one who is going to listen to it and play it. You are its master. So if that veena is out of tune, if its strings are rusted or some of its strings are broken, then it is important that you get it fixed. If they are not fine, then there will be no sweetness in your life. That beauty cannot come inside you, a strange kind of irritability, strange kind of roughness, dryness and distraction will be seen in you.

It is a very big thing for Me, to see a Sahaja Yogi sitting in meditation with a very determined mind. And I see that some Sahaja Yogis are going deep inside and some are very distracted. I am not saying whether all people can reach that state or not. But whatever is possible must be done in this life only. Whatever time is there for earning, it should be spent on this. And whatever can be obtained, everyone should get it in this, whether there is anything else or not.

Whatever is important, keep your eyes on that.

Wherever you are settled, just be settled there, in your place, on your throne. Instead of having a thousand useless people, ten good people are the best thing for Sahaja Yoga.

Become one of those ten good people. These people, who do the work of Sahaja Yoga with great love and are enjoying it, flowing in it, progressing in it, and stand in the advanced rank. Like the Himalayas are the highest in the world. Everyone’s eyes are towards it. Become like that. You can become the Himalayas within you and you can see that the world looks at you and says that if I want to become, I should become like this man who has risen so high in Sahaja Yoga. This is an internal rising, not an external one. And I know about everyone, who is reaching where.

You are your own obstacle, and nobody else can stop you. No person in the world can cast any spell – sorcery on you.

Excerpt:

Talk to Sahaja Yogis

Mumbai (India).

9th February, 1975.