Sahaja Yoga Meditation Podcasts

Self-Realisation, meditation and their effect on our individual well being and on the world around us.

What is the role of mankind on this earth? What is the truth about us? Does God exists? If yes, how do I feel his presence?

The life and times of Shri Mataji, founder of Sahaja Yoga Meditation

ABC Radio interview with Dr Ramesh Manocha author of the book Silence Your Mind.

Introduction to the new Flow of Love music CD from the Music of Joy group. Music of Joy is a unique, multicultural band based in Sydney, Australia. More at www.musicofjoy.com.au

Regular meditators sharing their experience of meditation plus live music from the Music of Joy group.

Recollections of the early days and Diwali – the festival of light, the celebration of good over evil and light over darkness.

Selection of songs and mantras for the Heart chakra performed by Sahaja Yogi musicians. The Heart chakra has three aspects and is the fourth chakra of the subtle system. In the left heart resides our Spirit, in the centre heart is our sense of security and in the right heart …

Live santoor music concert performed by Mr Bhajan Sapoori in the presence of Shri Mataji in 1998.

A Music of Joy composition, this celebratory song invites the audience to join in joyful collective celebrations of the qualities of the Divine Mother, who destroys negativity and grants enlightenment. (Track 6 ‘Flow of Love’ CD – musicofjoy.com.au)

This poetic song from Russia is brimming with sensitive descriptions of the beauty of nature from microcosm to macrocosm, and becomes a metaphor for a sense of great connectedness. (Track 5 ‘Flow of Love’ CD – musicofjoy.com.au)

Based on a Marathi children’s song, it asks the Divine (Lord Shiva) about the problems of the world today: racism, caste, religious fanaticism & war and prays for salvation through Self-Realisation. (Track 4 ‘Flow of Love’ CD – musicofjoy.com.au)

Collectivity is the capacity to listen to our inner-self and others. With the Kundalini awakening, we spontaneously attain the collective consciousness state and become connected to others through the heart and flow of vibrations in our hands and body.

Carl Jung felt that the western mind is so dominated by rational, intellectual and scientific approach to life that we often fail to listen to our intuitive inner voice which often manifests through irrational events or prompts from our unconscious.

Like in the Sahaja Yoga meditation technique, the Celts used the four elements (earth, fire, air and water) to keep themselves balanced. They believed in an invisible fifth element, that held the cosmos together. Music was believed to be the expression of this fifth element which was also used to …

What a sight, what a life, what a time … to be alive! This song describes the joy of the magical moments experienced by the present age of collective enlightenment. (Track 11 ‘Flow of Love’ CD – musicofjoy.com.au)

Let your light come alive within us … This Marathi song in a light hearted folk style, speaks of the desire to spread the joy of the spirit to the whole world. (Track 8 ‘Flow of Love’ CD – musicofjoy.com.au)

This native American chant speaks of the nourishing elements of Mother Earth, from which all things have originated. (Track 7 ‘Flow of Love’ CD – musicofjoy.com.au)

The search for answers through the vision of Shri Mataji, founder of Sahaja Yoga meditation.