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VOA ITV Interview with Shri Mataji - 1/8/2003

Interviewer: Sahaja Yoga, as we know, is the spontaneous union of the individual consciousness with the Divine Power through the awakening of our Kundalini which many times remains dormant in our system.

Mataji, it’s a pleasure to talk to You right in Your home turf, in New Jersey, and tell us … I know last four years ago I met You. It was a great experience, and I want to tell our viewers again what it is all that You’ve been doing, promoting Sahaja Yoga for the last thirty years now all over the world.

Tell us again briefly for viewers who don’t know what Sahaja Yoga really means and signifies. What does it do and how do we get that absolute knowledge through this discipline?

Shri Mataji: ‘Saha’ means ‘with’, ‘Ja’ means ‘born’. Is born with you the right to get this yoga, is the union with the Divine. So this is your birthright. All human beings have this right to get the awakening of their Kundalini by which they become one with the Divine Power. This is the real yoga.

Interviewer: Right, and as I said, even the ancient sages and astrologers, Bhrigumuni talks about it and You’ve written in Your book also, Meta Modern Era.

Shri Mataji: They all have talked about it, but in those days they used to work on, I would say, thousands of people. Then select one of them. Then cleanse them. And then they used to give them Realization.

Now the difference of this modern Sahaja Yoga, you can call it, is this: that you first give them awakening. Let them see for themselves what’s wrong with them. All right.

Once they find out, let them correct themselves. And then it’s perfect. Because if you try like this, then it will take thousands of years to give Realization to many people. With this method you can give collectively to thousands of people Realization.

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