Only Shri Mataji's message of the Great Event can end Clash
of Civilizations!
From: jagbir singh
<www.adishakti.org@gmail.com>
Date: Sun Sep 12, 2004 7:43 am
Subject: Only Shri Mataji's message of the Great
Event can end Clash of Civilizations!
Only Shri
Mataji's message of the Great Event can end Clash of
Civilizations!
"But
today it is the day I declare I am the One who have to save
the humanity. I declare I am the One who is Adi Shakti (Holy
Spirit or Ruh of Allah),
who is The Mother of all Mothers, who is the Primordial
Mother, the Shakti of the Desire of God who has incarnated on
this Earth to give meaning to itself, to this Creation, to
human beings. And I am sure that through My love and patience
and My powers I am going to achieve it. I
was the One who was born again and again. But now I have come
in My complete form and with complete powers. I have come to
this Earth not only for salvation of human beings, not only
for their emancipation, but for granting them the Kingdom of
Heaven, the Joy, the Bliss that your Father (God,
Allah, Sadashiva) wants
to bestow upon you.“ Shri
Puratana Devi 1
United Kingdom — December 2, 1979
(Purantana
[810st]: Primordial or Ancient)
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Shri
Mataji Nirmala Devi
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"I am
the Adi Shakti
(the Holy Spirit or Ruh of
Allah). I
am the One who has come on this Earth for the first
time in this Form to do this tremendous task . The
more you understand this the better it would be. You
will change tremendously.
I knew I'll have to say that openly one day and we
have said it. But now it is you people who have to
prove it that I am that!"
Shri Adi-Shakti Devi
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Sydney, Aust. — March 21, 1983
(Adi-Shakti
[615th]: Primal Power; being the First Cause.)
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"As a thousand
sparks from a fire well blazing spring forth, each one like
the rest, so from the Imperishable all kinds of beings come
forth, my dear, and to Her return.
Divine and formless is the Person; She is inside and outside,
She is not begotten, is not breath or mind; Utterly pure,
farther than the farthest Imperishable.
From Her springs forth the breath of life, the power of
thought and all the senses, space, wind, light, and water, and
earth, the great supporter of all.
Fire is Her head, the sun and moon Her eyes, the compass
points Her ears. The revealed Vedas are Her word. The wind is
Her breath, Her heart is the all. From Her feet proceeded the
earth. In truth, She is the inner atman of all beings.
From Her comes fire with its fuel, the sun; From the moon
comes rain, thence plants on the earth. The male pours seed
into the female; Thus from the Person creatures are born.
From Her come hymns, songs, and sacrificial formulas,
Initiations, sacrifices, rites, and all offerings. From Her
come the year, the sacrificer, and the worlds in which the
moon shines forth, and the sun.
From Her take their origin the numerous Gods, the heavenly
beings, men, beasts, and birds, the in-breath and the
out-breath, rice and barley, ascetic fervor, faith, truth,
purity, and law.
From Her take their origin the seven breaths, the seven
flames, their fuel, the seven oblations; From Her these seven
worlds in which the breaths are moving each time seven and
hidden in secret.
From Her come the oceans, from Her the mountains, from Her
come all plants together with their juices — With all beings
She abides as their inmost atman.
The Person is all this — Work, ascetic fervor, Brahman,
supreme immortality. Who knows that which is hidden in the
secret cave, he cuts here and now, my dear, the knot of
ignorance."
Mundakopanisad
II, 1, 1-10
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"In
the Puranas, the modern times we are now living in are called
Kali Yuga, the Age of Confusion and Conflict. Yugas are
periods of time, thousands of years long, that recur in a
cyclic or spiral progression. Dwapara Yuga is the second age,
when people begin to lose some of the great qualities they had
in the first or Golden Age, and Kali Yuga
(present Age of Darkness)
marks the lowest point of moral and spiritual development in
each cycle. It is followed by Krita Yuga, the age of
transformation or actualisation of spiritual experience, which
leads finally to Satya Yuga, the Age of Truth or Reality, in
which the Golden Age returns and all man's faculties begin to
manifest themselves in their full glory once again. Thus
according to the Puranas humanity has great hope of enjoying
Satya Yuga which will give peace, harmony and Divine love.
If
we tally the description of Kali Yuga in the Puranas with
very obvious observations of the present state of our society,
it seems to me that the worst period of Kali Yuga started
during the first quarter of this century. It is almost
unbelievable how culture and thought have completely changed
in such a short time, particularly in the West. In Kali Yuga,
all traditional values are more and more undermined and
destroyed and there is great moral confusion. There is also a
restless seeking for new forms and new kinds of order.
According to the Puranas, when the lowest point is reached,
the people will have lost contact with their inner sense of dharma (innate sense of
righteousness which is sustained).
There will be confusion between right and wrong.
Children will no longer respect
their parents. Men will think and act like women and women will become like men. The lowest
grades of human beings will take
over positions of power and authority, and the higher,
spiritual type of human being will
be neglected and despised.
About twenty years ago, marking the very first stirring
of a new Satya Yuga, the transitional age called Krita Yuga
started manifesting itself. Krita Yuga is a unique period of
spiritual ascent as the All-Pervading Divine Power called the
Paramchaitanya in Sanskrit has become
active at the level of ordinary human existence. It is
predicted that this Divine activity will bring about the long
awaited Satya Yuga, the era of growth and spiritual
ascent.
All
the signs show that it is the Era of Truth which is now
advancing and we can see very clearly. For example, how quite
ordinary people are becoming aware of Absolute Truth and
Reality through Sahaja Yoga. Sahaja Yoga is the spontaneous
union of the individual consciousness with the All-Pervading
Divine Power through the awakening of the residual Power of
Kundalini which lies dormant within all human beings in the
triangular bone at the base of the spine called the sacrum —
the sacred bone.
Krita
Yuga has another characteristic by which, when this
Yuga is manifested, the falsehood of all outside
religions, all people in power who are unpatriotic and
dishonest will be automatically exposed. All false prophets
and cult leaders will be exposed and all organizations that
perpetrate falsehood and hatred in the name of God will be
exposed because in Krita Yuga the Truth is spontaneously
brought out. All corrupt entrepreneurs and false teachers will
also be exposed.
A
second characteristic of Krita Yuga is that whenever there is
a falling away from Dharma the inner Divine Laws of
Righteousness which are innate and which regulate both human
existence — the whole world structure as
well as manifestation of the Cosmos — will arise as a result
with a corresponding, compensatory effect. This is called the
Law of Polarity or in Sanskrit
karma-phalam which means in practical terms that
whatever you have done, you will get the fruits of those
actions —
As you sow, so shall ye reap.
So
in this Yuga all persons will get their karma phalam. If they
have led their lives in accordance with the Universal and
Eternal Laws of Being they will enjoy an existence which is
harmonious and fulfilling. But, on the other hand, whatever
wrongs they have done — that is, whenever they have
fallen out of the central path of Dharma, either individually
or collectively — they will have to pay
for that in this life time.
In
Krita Yuga there may be much to suffer. This is very
unfortunate but it is simply the effect of our own actions
which we have to face. Of course suffering can be avoided if
people achieve their ascent; what in Yoga we call
"the State of Spirit" or "union with the Divine
Power." In Krita Yuga this manifestation of exposure and
punishment through the law of polarity will take place as long
as we do not accept the path of spirituality, which is the
only true and satisfying path for human beings. The suffering
that befalls people, both collectively and individually, will
be nothing but their own karma phalam, the result of their own
choices.
However,
despite this aspect, Krita Yuga is also a very blissful era
for those who are genuinely earnest seekers of Truth. In Krita
Yuga there are unique opportunities for self-transformation
and, with their ascent, these seekers will achieve a very high
state of spirituality. But in this Age of Krita Yuga such is
the Power of Divine Compassion and Love that those who have
made mistakes and are consequently suffering are also redeemed
of their sufferings by the activity of this All-Pervading
Divine Love.
Further more, it is said in the Puranas that the
residual Power, the
Kundalini, will
be awakened and will grant Self-Realization to the seekers.
This Power will also grant them physical, emotional and
spiritual bliss, and all the problems which come from our
inner being — energy centres of the subtle system — will
be solved through the spontaneous cleansing and harmonizing
activity of the Kundalini.
In this
way all individual human problems as well as those collective
or social problems that have been created by human beings will
be solved. But is it said that this state is meant only for
people who, through their ascent, have achieved the state of
Selfhood. These are ancient prophesies which can now be seen
vividly.
The
Indian sage, who may be called the pioneer in this field, was
the first great astrologer, Bhrigumuni. In his book "Nadi
Granth", he made clear predictions about these modern
times. He also specifically predicted how the Kundalini would
be awakened spontaneously through Sahaja Yoga, that is,
spontaneous union with the Divine, and become the means of
both individual and collective transformation on a mass scale,
through teachings and incarnation of a great
Yogi. This Yogi would
be an unparalleled master of the Kundalini and would teach all
the people the ancient secrets of self-transformation. These
are the times described in the Holy Bible as the "Last
Judgement" and in the Koran as "Qiyamah", the
Resurrection Time. Astrologically it is also called the Age of
Aquarius, the time of rebirth and of great spiritual
development on the Earth.
Of
course this is also the Age of science and technology in which
human beings progressed beyond the stage of blind faith. And
in this great happening of the Last Judgment and the
Resurrection Time one need not, and should not, believe
blindfolded in whatever is said about ascent or salvation, but
should treat it like a hypothesis and observe the facts with
an open mind like a scientist. Of course, if a hypothesis is
proved then any honest, scientifically-minded modern person
has to accept it.
The pure Knowledge of the Divine manifesting itself directly through
Self-Realization will progressively lead
to the creation of a
new race for the
New Age. This Knowledge
is not then for very few privileged individuals, as it was in
the past, but for the benevolence of the whole world. In this
way the last breakthrough of our evolution will be achieved en
masse. The entire human race can be renewed and transformed.
Dharma, righteousness, will once again be universally
respected, and human beings will live in Peace — harmoniously with themselves, with Nature, and with
each other... .
In
My opinion every Westerner has, as a matter of urgency, to
understand the vital role he has to play in this great Age of
Transformation and of the Last Judgment. The Western mind has to realize the enormous
responsibility which has been placed upon the West and the
Western people need urgently to find out how to achieve the
balance, not in terms of money, but in the vision of their
responsibility. This is very much required for the ascent of
the whole humanity. Otherwise on whom will the blame of
destroying the innate human culture by the dynamism of
modernism lie, the advanced or underdeveloped?
In these
Modern Times,
in the evolutionary process, we
have reached the state of human awareness. This human
awareness can work through its thinking, rationality or
conditioning. Many modern poets have described them as"The
Calls of Freedom of the Self.”But what if one can rise to a
higher dimension of awareness? Why not open our hearts and
minds to the unique discovery that has been revealed for this
vital ascent?
The
Kingdom of God that we were
promised is at hand. This is not a phrase out of a sermon or a
lecture, but it is the actualization of the experience of the
highest Truth which is Absolute, now manifesting itself in
ordinary people at this present moment.“
Shri
Divya-vigraha Devi
(Divya-vigraha [621st]: Divine form, or 'Vigraha'
means battle. Thus She represents the battle of the Divine
forces against forces that are Asuri or evil.)
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Shri
Mataji Nirmala Devi
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"If one considers
the absurdity and the implications and the after-effects of
many otherwise apparently rational conclusions, one has to say
that rationality, though we are very proud and boast of it, it
is not such a responsible vehicle for wisdom. In view of the
unreliable results of applied rationality, it is clearly wrong
to have such firm ideas and beliefs based solely on rational
theories. There is no final answer to fundamental questions
through the use of rationality alone, because discussion shows
that each view might be partially right. One definitely cannot
say that this one is fully right and the other is fully wrong.
In our wisdom, we must understand that the Truth in effect is
absolute and not relative or variable as we commonly
experience it, like the six blind men
(a Jew, Christian, Muslim, Sikh, Buddhist and Hindu)
describing an elephant from six different angles: one, holding
the trunk, says: "It is long like a snake."; another, feeling
a leg, says: "It is massive like a tree." Each has a very firm
and indeed justified faith in the correctness of what he has
found, but each contradicts the other, because each has only a
partial and relative view.
Of course, rationality is not even as firmly anchored in
Reality as the blind man's perception and who may not even
be in contact with the elephant, but perhaps indeed the
trunk of a tree, a piece of hanging rope, or a poisonous
snake. Unless you have access to the Absolute Truth, which
is a totality, unless you can see the whole elephant, how
can you decide whether your view is the right one?
However, there are many who may profess untruth with great
confidence, proclaiming their authority with great pomp
and circumstance, but they become aggressive, violent or
even murderous if they are challenged by others, as the
actions of many so-called religious fundamentalists amply
demonstrate. Moreover, all kinds of cults, which appear to
be very benevolent from the outside, teach the seekers
that the world is coming to an end... .
On
the firm foundation of Absolute Truth only can one have
complete confidence and an absolutely peaceful,
non-violent stand in the face of the relative world of
uncertainty, contradiction and confusion. Such a person,
like William Blake, for example, is truly what is meant by
the word saint — a person who states the Truth simply as
he sees it with his higher vision, and does not react
vehemently or violently to contradiction and scorn, but
pities his or her aggressors as blind and ignorant.
However,
in modern times, what impresses one is not a simple and
unassuming statement of the Truth, but superficial
showmanship and display....
Now,
because of the natural limitations on the power and scope
of rationality, a person who can say with authority what
is absolutely right or absolutely wrong has to be an
enlightened person. It is beyond the normal limitations of
the human mind to say something Truth so emphatically. And
if such a person not only announces but manifests that
Truth as Reality, and expresses it in his life and work,
then one should after all pay serious attention to such a
personality. Such a person is a saint, or a seer, a
greatly evolved soul, whose unique individuality is free
of all taints of egoism or conditionings. He is, we might
say, meta-modern and does not care for the limitations of
rational understanding, for the norms imposed by the cult
of money or the power of the orientations of fads and
fashions of modern times.
To a merely rational person, who thinks that all ideas are
merely opinions, such a person may appear to be an egoist,
but the test is that through his lifetime he will not do
anything that jars or that is considered sinful or
anything that goes against human benevolence. Nor will he
create destructive ideas in the minds of the people. On
the contrary, whatever he does is constructive and
compassionate and creates peace over his entire area of
activity. Because it serves the interests of a fuller and
more perfect life and promotes human ascent, his work is
of an eternal and absolute nature.“
Shri
Mukti-Rupini Devi
(Mukti-Rupini
[737th]: The form of liberation. The Supreme Knowledge
which liberates the devotee.)
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