Work of Romanian Artist Daniel Turliu

 Daniel Turliu is a Romanian young artist, yuva shakti.

He got his Master in Arts diploma in the most prestigious Art University in Romania.  Daniel Turliu organized already two personal exhibitions and participated to about 14 collective ones. The artist won 1st prize in several important professional competitions.

Enjoy his works!

"Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi Day" celebrated in Bucharest. Glory to the Mother

In Bucharest, we are going to celebrate H H Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi's Birthday through a public program on the 22nd of March, 6.00 p m, at Tinerimea Romana concert hall.  

 Haendel's "Gloria" for the Glory of the Mother

Program will contain the performing of  G. Fr. Haendel's "Gloria in excelsis Deo", presentation of Shri Mataji's life and work, recorded speech of Her's, experiment of Self Realization, recitals of classical Indian music.

Will perform:

Sangit Chamber Ensemble:

- Anne Marie Ene - violin, indian violin

- Avadhut Kasinadhuni - violin, tabla

- Cleopatra David - soprano

- Miron Vasilescu - piano

- Dominic Nedelcu - double bass

Victor Beliciu - sitar

Mihai Lupoaie - voice, harmonium

The entrance is free

Since 1970, H.H.Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi., travelled world-wide giving self-realization to all regardless of race, religion and offering free public lectures. Shri Mataji is the first and only one in the history of spirituality to offer the experience of self-realization en masse through Sahaja Yoga. Her teaching has benefited hundreds of thousands worldwide to experience the inner balance and health improvement, thus giving complete spiritual ascent.

Self-Realization awakens within us the primordial kundalini energy an innate spiritual potential. It is a spontaneous process and Shri.Mataji emphasized that this awakening, cannot be purchased. All the workshops of Sahaja Yoga are done absolutely free by the local volunteers all over the world.

In addition to Sahaja Yoga, which is now established in more than 100 countries, Shri Mataji founded a non-governmental organization for destitute women and children, several international schools teaching a holistic curriculum, health clinics offering free treatment through Sahaja Yoga, and an arts academy to revitalize the classical skills of dance, music and painting. 

Shri Mataji dedicated her life to Humanity- quietly transformed lives globally. She believed that it is every human beings birthright to receive their self-realization. Shri. Mataji passed away on Feb 23, 2011. To honor her noble work, we would like to declare her birth day March 21st as “Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi Day”.

https://secure.avaaz.org/en/petition/All_Governments_UN_UNESCO_Schools_University_Colleges_To_declare_March_21st_as_Shri_Mataji_Nirmala_Devi_Day/?aEqShjb

Please get your self-realization and pass this source of joy within all of us to others!

Sign this petition: All Governments, UN, UNESCO, Schools, University & Colleges: To declare March 21st as “Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi Day”

All Governments, UN, UNESCO, Schools, University & Colleges: To declare March 21st as “Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi Day”

https://secure.avaaz.org/en/petition/All_Governments_UN_UNESCO_Schools_University_Colleges_To_declare_March_21st_as_Shri_Mataji_Nirmala_Devi_Day/?sEqShjb

Why this is important

Since 1970, H.H.Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi., travelled world-wide giving self-realization to all regardless of race, religion and offering free public lectures. Shri Mataji is the first and only one in the history of spirituality to offer the experience of self-realization en masse through Sahaja Yoga. Her teaching has benefited hundreds of thousands worldwide to experience the inner balance and health improvement, thus giving complete spiritual ascent.

Self-Realization awakens within us the primordial kundalini energy an innate spiritual potential. It is a spontaneous process and Shri.Mataji emphasized that this awakening, cannot be purchased. All the workshops of Sahaja Yoga are done absolutely free by the local volunteers all over the world.

In addition to Sahaja Yoga, which is now established in more than 100 countries, Shri Mataji founded a non-governmental organization for destitute women and children, several international schools teaching a holistic curriculum, health clinics offering free treatment through Sahaja Yoga, and an arts academy to revitalize the classical skills of dance, music and painting. 

Shri Mataji dedicated her life to Humanity- quietly transformed lives globally. She believed that it is every human beings birthright to receive their self-realization. Shri. Mataji passed away on Feb 23, 2011. To honor her noble work, we would like to declare her birth day March 21st as “Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi Day”.

Please get your self-realization and pass this source of joy within all of us to others.

Thank you very much.

Sanjay Kumar article about Anne Marie Ene in "The Hindu"

Waves of music in an ocean of spirit

By Sanjay Kumar

 May, 12, 2006

http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-features/tp-fridayreview/waves-of-music-in-an-ocean-of-spirit/article3218132.ece

The night was in full bloom. All its hues standing out in the harsh Delhi summer. It was the Bahai House of Worship. The occasion was Europe Day. Two artists Anne Marie Ene, violinist and Natallia Kapylova, pianist, transported the audience far beyond the confines of the auditorium into realms of the unknown. This series titled "Welcome to One Ocean" was co-organised by the Embassy of Romania, Delegation of the European Commission and Delhi Music Society. Anne Marie Ene, a graduate from Trinity College London, has also been the concert master of the Delhi Symphony Orchestra. She has been equally successful as a solo violinist as well as being part of the Radio Chamber Orchestra of Bucharest and the London Symphony Orchestra. Anne was accompanied by Natallia Kapylova, a solo pianist who specialises in sonatas of Bethoven, Mozart, Schubert and Tchaikovsky.

Bethoven's Spring Sonata

The concert got off to a brilliant start with Bethoven's Spring Sonata. Spring has been only one of the three Bethoven piano and violin sonatas to be cast in four moments. It began with one of the most unforgettable melodies of all time, played in F Major by the violin. It was dedicated to one of Bethoven's most generous patrons, Count Moritz von Fries. The rhythm and energy of the theme, and the gradual development of the movement was brought out elegantly with the violin and the piano alternating in its presentation. The duo did indeed bring out the lyricism with the two bouncing off each other. It was a smooth transition from Beethoven to Fritz Kreisler. A short piece "Pretty Rosemary Plant" was played with virtuosity. The concert was meant to celebrate the diversity and unity of the human family. The Bahai House of Worship stated that they hoped to unify the diverse cultural expressions through classical and contemporary music from around the world. The concert moved on to a rare treat of the brilliance of Tchaikovsky's early compositions on the piano. The piece titled "Remembrance of a Beloved Place" was a token of his appreciation for a long forgotten host. A charming, sweet and graceful short piece evoking nostalgia and calm. The audience could not ask for more as the scorching heat outside made even a thought of music improbable. But the best was yet to come. And it did. In the form of Chopin's "The Mazurkas". The young duo brought out the outstanding genius of country music where the rhythm vacillates between a slight sadness in tonality to a full sweet bloom. It had the scent of flowers and definitely the aura of love. The first mazurka reveals a deep psychological content which gradually gels into the folk spirit creating yet another dimension of universality. Wieniawski's Scherzo-Tarantella Op. 16 indeed marked a distinct change of mood. One of his celebrated pieces in his extraordinary Violin Concerto no. 2, it reflects the true spirit of romanticism.

Sound effects

The evening was imbued with a Romanian spirit with the two final pieces of George Enescu and Bela Bartok. Enescu's "Impressions of Childhood"- Lautarul (The Fiddler) was a solo violin piece. The fiddler represents Enescu's astonishing autobiography of sound effects: twittering birds, whistling winds, a storm, and lullaby. Known for his ability to create an atmosphere of children's experiences, it was indeed a musical of "finding of the lost times". Bela Bartok's piece on the Romanian folk dances was the icing on the cake. It clearly reflects his craft, derived from a harmonious idiom of folk music. It testified to the theme of the day, that true music transcends cultures and helps the spirit soar into eternity.

Orizont Sahaj Online: Prezentare Sahaja Yoga la Conferința Medicală APICON 2015 – Gurgaon, India

Orizont Sahaj Online: Prezentare Sahaja Yoga la Conferința Medicală APICON 2015 – Gurgaon, India

Awards for Romanian Yuva Shakti

Roxana Clopotaru, 15, is a Romanian teenager living in a village and studying in the best high school in her district, Dambovita.  She joined Sahaja Yoga at the age of 3, accompanying her father to meditations.

Roxana has several talents: poetry, dancing and singing. She is guided, encouraged and sponsored by "Club of Victorious", ruled by Victor and Viorica Mihalache. As a member of this club, Roxana has gained in the last 18 months no less than 48 prizes, medals and diplomas. You can see the pictures below.

W. A. Mozart: Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute)