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In the summer of 1984, there were four Sahaja Yoga public programmes in London. Shri Mataji spoke on four evenings in what could be considered to be the longest and most complete introduction to
Sahaja Yoga.

In this book the reader will find an exploration of the surviving texts written and used by the early Christians and Gnostics that were discarded by later generations as heretical and thus excluded from the Christian Bible.

She planted Herself deeply into our hearts. This is the Fellowship of the Devi, as described in a report of Her 2005 visit to the USA.

Our memories are rich, filled with treasured events, days, talks and tours. Here are but fifteen to reflect upon, to recall and savour.

What if there was a young boy, innocent and observant. What if, from a distance, he saw Shri Mataji as She opened the Sahasrara of the world. How would that experience change him? Where would that knowledge take him? "The want is the thing that drives us," he says. "Trust me," he tells us. "I have a story to tell."

A group of contestants are multi-tasked to compete for the honour of becoming the Ultimate Forager. To pass the initial round, they must secure one of three registration badges, their own, their predator’s or their prey’s.

It's all about forgiveness: "There are very few principles which you have to accept in Sahaja Yoga," Shri Mataji tells us. "One of them is to forgive everyone."

The collected words of Shri Mataji on the topic of forgiveness. "It is a myth to remember what others have done to you."

This special issue contains a forty year history of Sahaja Yoga, primarily told through the words of Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi.

Many of the foundations of Sahaja Yoga can be found in the early talks of the 1970s and early 80s. This book looks back at ten days in India between 1972 and 1977 when Shri Mataji spoke to us: unique moments, gems of wisdom, insights said only once.