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An alphabet sampler of Sahaja Yoga. A is for Aarti, B is for Bhakti, C is for Chakra. She is the one who forms the alphabets. "You cannot describe it in words, but you can really feel it inside yourself, that joy of being the Self."

The words begin on the front cover: "It is said that God is love." The entire content of this magazine is dedicated to one landmark talk: the 30th of December 1979 in Mumbai. Shri Mataji's words echo across the years.

Volume one of a two volume collection of the blessings given and described by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi.

Volume two of a two volume collection of the blessings given and described by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi.

Shri Mataji tells us of the importance of ashrams for the growth of Sahaja Yogis and seekers of the Spirit. "The ashram is a small world, which is a symbol of an ideal world of enlightened people."

"You may find me walking with you." Shri Mataji is speaking of the second era of Sahaja Yoga when we no longer require her physical presence, but she will be at our side. This magazine also features the 1980 Sahasrara Puja talk, Shri Mataji's words to seekers, an explanation of the ether and how the word "sahaj" means spontaneous.

Shri Mataji asks the question, "How can religion make you hate?" Her answer is simple: "Religion is there to understand love, imbibe love and compassion."

Bhakti is devotion. Shraddha is dedication. "Unless and until you develop that bhakti within you, you cannot rise." And yet Shri Mataji explains, "I do not know how to create that bhakti within you." It is up to us.

Since its publication in 2013, The Book of Adi Shakti has proven to be one of the foundational books in Sahaja Yoga. Carefully edited from unpublished manuscripts and illustrations, we have a book from Shri Mataji's own hand.

Shri Mataji's words of advice, guidance and wisdom given between 1999 and 2001 in the rural setting of Canajoharie USA, a land of refuge and retreat, an immortal portal of joy, vibrations and peace.