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Atma Bodh. Recognising Your Own Divinity.

Dear Friend,

At 9:15pm on Thursday October 7th 1982, there was a traffic accident on Caudwell street in Bedford that created a mystery later reported on in the local newspaper (clip below).

Jason Haynes, riding a scooter, collided with a car and while lying injured on the road, he says an Indian 'faith healer' came and placed her hands on different parts of his body.

When the ambulance arrived and he was taken to hospital, no injuries were found; apart from a lower back ache.

The thing of it though, is that there had been several witnesses to the accident who had remained on the scene until the ambulance arrived. Nobody else had seen the Indian lady 'faith healer'.

The mystery deepened when Mr Haynes later saw a photo of Shri Mataji in an advert for a Sahaja yoga program and identified her as the 'faith healer' who had come to help him at the accident.

But at the time of the accident Shri Mataji had been giving a lecture at the Guildhouse in Harper street and never left the building until 11pm; long after the accident scene had dispersed.

Being in two places at the same time; saving infants falling from a height and protecting people in peril all while being some place else are just a few of the stories associated with Shri Mataji.

In India, given it's rich spiritual heritage, the people there have no difficulty in recognising divinity when they encounter it. It is for this reason that they call Shri Mataji the 'Adi Shakti' (incarnation of the universal primordial Mother).

For the rest of us who may not have the benefit of such a heritage, it's Ok to take baby steps by recognising the divinity within yourself first.

This expresses itself at your every sitting in meditation when your kundalini is slowly giving you the knowledge of your (divine) Self ('Atma Bodh').

Then you too may one day achieve the feat of being in two places at the same time. More below.

Also below: What drinking 'holy water' everyday can do for you; and, a meditation to nurture your life essence.

The Newsletter is on a two week break. Enjoy the festive fun!

Best wishes

P.
PS.
Moon Calendar (at end) this coming week: Mon. 18th Dec. - Saptami ('Lucky 7th' - Go for it!); Tues. 19th - Durgashtami (Negativity removed); Wed. 20th - Navami (You're protected); Fri. 22nd - Ekadashi (Out with old, in with the new).

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Aqua Sancta - Drinking To Your Health.

For your optimum health don't drink just any old water, drink vibrated water instead. From experiments with vibrated water on plants & crops that show a resulting increase in vibrancy and yield, it's clear that vibrated water can have an effect on human cells as well - whether that's your skin or any other organ in your body. Here's the best way to vibrate your water...

Self Knowledge - Nurturing The Flame of Your Spirit (A Meditation).
A candle flame can do a lot. It's light allows you to see things more clearly in the dark. The fire from the flame gives sustenance with the warmth and being used to cook food. The candle wax (your body, thoughts & emotions) is there just to provide a crucible for the flame (your spirit) to burn bright. The wick is your kundalini. Here's a short meditation to help you identify more with the flame than with the wax...

Devi Revealed - How They Discovered Who Shri Mataji Was.
There were two incidents in India that originally led people to concluding that Shri Mataji was more than just a Lady Guru. The first was when a housemaid fell into a trance and began to recite an ancient hymn in Sanskrit (a language the housemaid didn't know; and in a man's voice) addressing Shri Mataji as 'Devi' ('The Goddess'). The second one was to test the truth of this with a 'puja' (ceremony). Here's what happened...

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"Unless you are fully aware of your own divinity (through meditation and experiences), then despite the faith you may have in me, the recognition is not complete. Because who is recognising me? Is a blind person. If a blind person is recognising me it won’t have that response of the heart (sincerity)."

May 5th 1991, Ischia (Italy).

"Does intermittent fasting for weight loss affect the balance of the chakras?"

In Reply:

It doesn't have to. It depends on what version of intermittent fasting you're doing.

The 5:2 version, where you eat a normal diet for 5 days a week and then fast on 2 days, is the version probably commonly associated with intermittent fasting.

Where this might diverge from a Sahaj approach is in the suppression of the body's natural urges (hunger) over a sustained period of time.

There's truth in the saying : " A hungry person is an angry person". So it could affect the balance of your moods.

The more Sahaj version of intermittent fasting is the time-based 16:8 version .

With this, you eat all your meals within an 8 hour window, say 10am - 6pm and then don't eat for the rest of the time, part of which you'd be asleep anyway.

With this version it's unlikely you'll notice any hunger and it closely matches the body's natural circadian rhythms.

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