Sahaja Yoga Nürnberg

18/01/2026

We don’t know about the Divine

Shri Mataji says that humanity is in a great confusion between right and wrong because people no longer have a direct knowledge of the Divine, but only ideas...

15/01/2026

The All-Pervading Power of Divine Grace

14/01/2026

The Last Judgment

13/01/2026

In this excerpt from the discourse of Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, we are invited to reflect on a crucial moment in the spiritual evolution of Sahaja Yoga. Just...

12/01/2026

Mother Earth

11/01/2026

Kundalini The Loving Energy Inside You

10/01/2026

The faith you must have the quality. ...Gather up your strength. It’s all behind you. It is within you. It’s around you. Everywhere there is light, within and without.

Try to work it out properly. Do not condemn yourself or condemn others, but know that you are something that you are standing on the Truth.

And you are in for the Kingdom of God, which is promised to you, which you are in already walking in that. You are settled in there, just enjoy that beauty.

“The Dangers We Face”, Caxton Hall, London (UK), 8 September 1980.

08/01/2026

Transformed by Love and Care

07/01/2026

Are you not seeking your Spirit? Are you not worried about the salvation of your own Spirit? If so, what are you doing about it? That’s the most important thing.

I think everybody realises this, that only achieving Self-realisation is not the end of it, because it’s just the sprouting that has started.
You have to go further.

You have to have compassion for others who haven’t got it yet. You have to think about them, you have to give it to them; work it out, put all your minds to it.

Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi
Public Program. Caxton Hall, London, England. 15 October 1979.

06/01/2026

Be the witness, not the ego. Observe, don’t judge!

04/01/2026

When you start respecting yourself you will really know how to respect others. Those who cannot respect themselves cannot respect others. And respect that [which] is good in others.
And do not worry about their faults but respect them for their good, so that you also have good in you and you respect yourself. That is not asserting, this respect is never asserting, it’s very comforting, extremely comforting.
A person who respects himself is the most congenial person to live with. He doesn’t come forward too much, neither he recedes back too much. He’s just there. Like a wise man, you know he’s there: you can always approach such a person.
Knots On The Three Channels. Caxton Hall, London (England), October 2nd, 1978.

04/01/2026

How well do you know yourself?