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Тhe greatest defects of the Christian religion

"One of the greatest defects of the Christian religion, whether Protestant, Orthodox or Catholic, is that it has no concept of God as Mother. The Holy Trinity in Christian tradition consists of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The Father and the Son are both masculine by definition and even the Holy Spirit, though it appears as a dove or as tongues of fire, is usually referred to as "he." This is surely very strange, since the Supreme Being is by nature neither masculine nor feminine, and there is no reason why it should be represented as masculine rather than feminine." ~The One Light - Bede Griffiths' Principal Writings

The Three Channels - Sahaja Yoga

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You cannot organize ADI SHAKTI

"Simple things I will tell you. They asked me: "Mother, what do you think of starting a Vishwa Nirmala Dharma [Universal Pure Religion] in Melbourne?" I said: "Alright." I didn't know it was going to be an association, [that] there was going to be an election and all; nothing. Vishwa Nirmala Dharma is everywhere. But they don't have any association - nothing. It is just a kind of a society which is just spreading Vishwa Nirmala Dharma [the innate pure religion within us]. There is no sort of any organization about it. We only have Trusts. And we don't want to have any electioneering or all that. Again, if some wrong type of people get in, then Sahaja Yoga will be ousted completely. So you can only have Trusts. And if you want to do something else, you can form it separately, but it should not be 'Vishwa Nirmala Dharma' or 'Sahaja Yoga' - nothing doing! Because I said 'Yes' - that doesn't mean that you should go that far with forming 'this', 'that', association and all that. It is news to Me! It will definitely grow, no doubt. But do not try to organize it. You cannot organize. Once you start organizing, then the growth can be stunted. Like you have seen bonsai. Bonsai when they cut it and organize it, becomes a small tree. But I haven't seen any tree which grows; that if it is organized grows more. At the most you can nourish it, at the most you can water it, at the most you can see its needs. But you just cannot make it grow more. All organizations cut the growth. In the beginning it may look that by organizing it, it has increased. Even religions like Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, etc., when organized and grow artificially are empty and hollow. We really want substantial people, substantial dharma - innate within ourselves. We don't have to take to these artificial things." Shri Mataji's Talk to Sahaja Yogis on 1st March, 1992 at Glenrock, Australia

Five Elements and Five Tanmatras

"The five elements manifest in the functioning of the five senses as well as in certain functions of human physiology. Tan means subtle and matra means elements. The tanmatras, the subtle elements, are the objects of the five senses. The five tanmatras are sound, touch, form, taste, and odor or smell; the five senses are hearing, tactile perception, vision, taste, and smell. The tanmatras are the ways in which the objective world is sensed. The five elements have functional integrity with the five sensory organs, which allows us to perceive the external environment. Their presence is the reason for the existence of the senses themselves." "The tanmatras form the Common Ground for the expression of the objective world and the entire world exists on this Ground. Another meaning of tan is mother, and matra also means matter -- the mother of matter. The Mother of this whole world is the tanmatras. The tanmatras are in the womb of the Cosmic Mother, Prakruti. It is this energy that gives rise to the objective five elements. Each element is related primarily to one tanmatra but can contain a portion of the others as well. Ether comes out of shabda tanmatra (sound); Air out of shabda and sparsha tanmatras (sound and touch); Fire out of shabda, sparsha and rupa tanmatras (sound, touch and sight); Water out of shabda, sparsha, rupa and rasa (sound, touch, sight and taste); and Earth out of shabda, sparsha, rupa, rasa and gandha (sound, touch, form, taste and odor)."

Did Jesus felt Kundalini?

Yes definitely. These pictures from Bulgarian church in Rome are so clear.

Kymatica (2009)-The Earth is a higher organism that shapes our form and function.

A must see movie. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkbvJFEQgJU] Some quotes from the movie: Sexual suppression supports the power of the Church, which has sunk very deep roots into the exploited masses by means of sexual anxiety and guilt. It engenders timidity towards authority and binds children to their parents. This results in adult subservience to state authority and to capitalistic exploitation. It paralyzes the intellectual critical powers of the oppressed masses because it consumes the greater part of biological energy. Finally, it paralyzes the resolute development of creative forces and renders impossible the achievement of all aspirations for human freedom. In this way the prevailing economic system (in which single individuals can easily rule entire masses) becomes rooted in the psychic structures of the oppressed themselves. –Wilhelm Reich In religion and politics, people’s beliefs and convictions are in almost every case gotten at second hand, and without examination, from authorities who have not themselves examined the questions at issue, but have taken them at second hand from other non-examiners, who were not worth a brass farthing. –Mark Twain I say that even as the holy and the righteous cannot rise beyond the highest which is in each of you, so the wicked and the weak cannot fall lower than the lowest which is in you also. –Kahlil Gibran

Streams of living water will flow in real Jesus believers

^{"7: 38} Whoever believes in me, as the Scripture has said, streams of living water will flow from within him."  -

John 7:38 (New International Version)

Jesus speaks about living water within us – Kundalini.

Shri Mataji Young. Sahaja-Yoga First Step.English.BBC.1985

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Elohim - plural; Eloah - Goddess

Elohim  is Hebrew term for God. Most of us believe that God is singular but looks like that we are sadly mistaken. Elohim (Hebrew) [from 'eloah - Goddess + im - masculine plural ending] In this way Hebrew meaning for God is very close to Hindu deity Virat Purusha. More about Virat Purusha can be found in Purusha_sukta

The Creative God of the Bible is described as feminine Spirit.

"Spirit of God, in the original Hebrew, is ruah Elohim. Ruah, the word meaning, "Spirit," is a feminine noun. Elohim is a grammatical feminine plural form of God. Nothing is said about a bearded old man in flowing white robes. What is said is that Spirit, denoted by a feminine word and a feminine plural word, is Creator and moves. There is no fearsome Father to run from, no overbearing Mother, no absent parent to search for. Remind yourself, make a note if you need to: No matter what you might have heard before, the Creator is not a large man. This reminder will help clarify the Bible for you. The Creative God of the Bible is described as feminine Spirit." The Feminine Spirit: Recapturing the Heart of Scripture By Lynne Bundesen