Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi Day in Romania - 2019

Romanian sahaja yogis celebrate every year around 21st of March the Birthday of Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, the guru who gave to the humanity the most precious gift: Self Realization. 

Public programmes, with or without concerts are held in  several towns and centres. 

Programmes started on the 16th of March with Spring of Spirit festival, 4th edition. 

Professional artists as well as  amateurs are performing in these programmes, documentaries are being watched or just excerpts from Metamodern Era read. Music is very diverse: from bhajans to traditional Romanian, from classical Indian to chamber music and opera. 

Enjoy our posters. We come back later with movies.

Don't forget to sigh the petition

https://secure.avaaz.org/en/community_petitions/All_Governments_UN_UNESCO_Schools_University_Colleges_To_declare_March_21st_as_Shri_Mataji_Nirmala_Devi_Day/

International Easter Puja 2017 in Romania

 

Jai Shri Mataji,

Beloved Brothers and Sisters,

By Our Holy Mother's Grace, with joy, love and complete bliss in our hearts, we are more than happy to let you know our desire to hold Easter Puja 2017, 13-17th of April, in Bucharest, Romania.

We invite you in Bucharest to celebrate together International Easter Puja 2017.

Every Puja is a great occasion to gather in unity and open our hearts to express love, devotion and surrender to Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi.

We feel more than honored to prepare this Great Puja and humbly pray for Mother’s divine presence in the form of Shri Jesus Christ.

In these troubled times, full of international uncertainties, instability and insanity we strongly desire to invite all sahaja yogis to offer a deeply Puja to Our Divine Mother in the form of Shri Jesus Christ.

 We thank  you from the bottom of our hearts for your support and hugging  you with deep all our love

Sahaja Yoghis from Romania

 Registration here:

http://www.easterpuja-romania.org/

Easter Puja (Translated from Hindi). Calcutta (India), 14 April 1996.

Today we are doing Easter Puja. Today is a very important day for Sahaja Yogis because Isa-Messiah (Jesus) has shown us that redemption of human beings is possible, and for that redemption we should always put in an effort. There is also a meaning why He was crucified. He was crucified on the cross and this cross is a symbol of the Swastika on the Agya chakra. He was crucified and He left His body there only. He told some important things at that time and one most important thing out of this was “Wait for the Mother” – “Think of the Mother”. (Behold the Mother?)

Everybody can interpret it in a different way, but it seems He said that He will send for us such a shakti (power) who has three channels – Trigunatmika, and that is described very beautifully. One of these Shaktis/powers will give us comfort. This comfort-giving power in us is Mahakali’s power which gives us comfort, which cures our diseases, which corrects/solves many questions of our past. The second power, which He gave us, which He sent to us, was Mahasaraswati and to this Mahasaraswati Power, He called Counsellor, the one who will counsel you – that means, who helps us for Yognirupan (to see the form of Yoga). With the help of this second power, we will get Gyan (Knowledge), we will know the subtle knowledge. And the third power, (Mahalakshmi) with the help of which we will get our redemption...

The First Persian Music Tour (Sufi) in Romania

A group of enthusiast artists is organizing in Romania the first tour on Persian classical music (Sufi). Two artists from the Sufi movement in Iran will share to the Romanian audience the treasures of Persian maqams (equivalent of raga in perso-arabic music) in works composed on the realized poets verses: Rumi and Hafez.

The tour includes not only concerts, but also a Persian classical music workshop held in National Music University Bucharest, a conference about Persian Sufi poets and a gala concert with savant monody music: Persian, Indian, Byzantine, and Romanian Traditional.  

Artists:

Maestro Saeed Dadkhah: Setar and voice (Iran)

Hossein Sanaei: Violin, Kamancheh (Iran)

Avadhut Kasinadhuni (India) -tablaSorin Bundă (Romania) - tabla

Guest artists:

Anne Marie Ene - Indian violin

Ioan Marin - voice (Romanian traditional music)

Cantores Ecclesiae Byzantine music group

Program:

Brasov Philharmonic 11th January 2017

Ploiesti Philharmonic: 13th January 2017

St. Joseph Cathedral Bucharest: 14th January 2017 – International Gala Concert

 „Mihail Jora” Bacău Philharmonic – 16th January 2017

Oneşti City Library: 17th January 2017

Focşani Popular Athenaeum: 18th January 2017

Romanian Athenaeum: 21st January 2017
Cluj Napoca Radio: 25th and 27th January 2017
Cotton Club Cluj: 26th of January 2017

Workshop under the brand of Brailoiu Conferences

National Music University Bucharest: 20th January 2017
Music Academy Cluj Napoca: 26th January 2017

We are looking for sponsors. Donations here:

Asociatia culturala "Nirmal Art", IBAN: RO65BTRLRONCRT0300219501 

account open at  Banca Transilvania  

Shri Mataji about Cucuteni-Trypillian Culture

"So the wisdom of these people really was very striking to me. Now, another third thing, which I discovered, is even much more deeper than this. When I went to Ukraine, I saw some very nice paintings done with a very aboriginal sort of colours. So they said “Mother, this we had before the Christians came here”. They showed me a magazine in which there was a photograph of the Primordial Mother and they called it “Aditi”, that’s Sanskrit, we too call it “Aditi”. Can you imagine ? Then they said, “this culture existed before the Christian aggression came in”, and there were paintings there of Mooladhara Chakra in different ways, and also of Agnya Chakra, and the way they were talking about all this, even in the magazine, I was really surprised. They said that “all this was published, we have books on this, but because of the church it was all said it’s all nonsense, there’s nothing like this. But the best part I saw was, the picture of the “Aditi” and there was a Kundalini in her stomach, or stomach (ulopa?) and was shown going upward like that. I said “look at this culture these people had”.

Then they said, “We had relations with India, and they were Arians and we were also Arians and we used to meet them”. So I thought, Machindranath and all these people had gone to the north of India, they might have come to this Ukraine. And they said that, I mean the whole thing was traced to, Ukraine name came from “kuru” and all kinds of things were traced in Sanskrit, all this, I was amazed. What a culture they had, in what culture they lived. It’s something you know, unbelievable. While in India, there are many people who don’t know what is Kundalini, if you tell them Kundalini, they think Kundalini is horoscope, especially in the north, they have no idea of Kundalini. But here are the people who have really had lived in a culture for thousands of years and they said this was before Christ, 3000 years, can you imagine, before Christ 3000. So, we too had civilizations in India like, (Harappan) and all that of that time. But they said that India is the source of spirituality. That magazine, I was amazed at it and the way it was done, and the Mooladhara and the Agnya Chakra and all that, so well. Maybe they must have seen it, they might not have got realization but they talked about realization and also achieving selfhood, this was so many years back. But then they said the Christian religion came and they told us it’s all nonsense, have nothing to do with it. As they told me also in Greece, that they had Athena, and the Primordial Mother and all that, but they said no Mother, nothing, better stop it. So it was all cancelled and nobody looked at it. But can you imagine, that so many years back it existed in that Ukraine, such a beautiful culture of spirituality.

The first time I went to Ukraine, we had people there, there was the Chernobyl, you know that there was a big explosion and they were all – like somebody had his fingers cut out or they were attached to each other, or somebody had boils all over the body, somebody’s nose was turned like that – horrible looking – like lepers they were, all of them, those who came to the program. But then this time, more than this were the people there in Ukraine, I must tell you, much more than here, the whole hall was full, the three tiers were full, the passages were full, and still the people outside were standing. They said, we were the ones who suffered from this, and now look at us, we are completely cured. You won’t believe I never touched anyone, I was there only once, they came to my program and they got cured. So this sensitivity that they had. I used to wonder why these Russians and Ukrainians are so sensitive to spirituality.

Then I realized that these people who have got spirituality is ancient, from ancient times they were practising this. Now we had Machindranath, Guraknath, all these people, but nobody practiced Kundalini awakening to this extent that it was in every village they used to make the paintings about Mooladhara about this Agnya Chakra very clearly. And in the Agnya Chakra was Yin and Yang of the Chinese, can you imagine. After discovering that, I really felt that in the world there must be lots of people like that. Now, in Colombia I have seen also they have the same Kundalini and the Kumba and everything, I think that’s even more than 3 or 4,000 years back before Christ."

Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, Navaratri Puja. Cabella Ligure (Italy), 1 October 1995.

Details about Cucuteni-Trypillian Culture: here

About the Harappan Civilisation: here

Many thanks to Ms. Ana Maria Trandafir (Romania) and Mrs. Mihaela Kumar (Romania/India), for disclosing this information

Why You Should Visit Romania

Handicrafts Made by Romanian Sahaja Yogis in Braila and Galati

Naive Painting and Fairytales by Elena Harja, Romanian Sahaja Yogini

The exhibition is open in Reghin, Romania, at Petru Maior Library.  The artist exposed her naive paintings and wrote a fairytales book inspired by her sahaj experience. Varnishing and book release took place on the 9th of October 2014.  Let's enjoy this video:





And pictures:

Handicrafts Made by Romanian Sahaja Yoginies (Romania and Moldova)

More Ceramic Painted by Sahaja Yogis in Brăila, Romania