TLDR;
The speaker introduces the concept of "Sahaj Moksha," a state of spontaneous liberation, and explores the nature of reality, the existence of a higher power, and the potential for human evolution. She discusses the three fundamental powers of the divine – preservation, destruction, and creation – and how they manifest in the universe and within us. The speaker also touches upon the limitations of human understanding and the importance of love in overcoming mistakes and achieving a state of unity with the divine.
- Introduction to "Sahaj Moksha" as spontaneous liberation.
- Discussion of the three divine powers: preservation, destruction, and creation.
- Emphasis on love as a transformative force.
Introduction to Sahaj Moksha [0:02]
The speaker introduces "Sahaj Moksha" (spontaneous liberation), a gift she brings to humanity. She acknowledges the potential disbelief in such a profound offering coming from an ordinary, family-oriented woman. The core question is posed: What is Sahaj, and what is Moksha? This involves understanding the purpose of human existence and the unique creation of humankind by the divine, equipped with extraordinary powers.
Understanding Moksha and the Divine [0:37]
To understand "Sahaj," one must first understand "Moksha" (liberation). The speaker questions the origin and purpose of humanity, and why humans were created as a special creation with unique abilities. She suggests that understanding this will reveal that our entire existence is meant to immerse us in joy. She addresses potential scepticism about the existence of a higher power, stating that science, particularly chemistry, now supports the idea of a divine creator through the intricate organisation of elements.
The Role of Science and Nature [2:00]
The speaker uses scientific examples to illustrate the existence of a higher intelligence. She points to the Earth's precise orbit and the delicate balance required for life, suggesting a "magician" behind it all. She also refers to the human heart and the "universal unconscious" recognised by psychologists, which maintains balance and protects us. Despite humanity's current state, there is a need to bridge the gap to reach the other side.
The Three Powers of the Divine [4:49]
The divine power manifests through three key forces: preservation (maintaining the status quo), destruction (necessary for renewal), and creation (generating planets, stars, and life). The speaker highlights the intricate vibrations within even a tiny molecule of sulphur dioxide, questioning what drives this electromagnetic energy. This same power is responsible for the creation of the entire universe, possessing intelligence, understanding, and discipline.
The Power of Evolution [7:21]
The third power is the power of evolution, which has gradually brought humanity to its current state of consciousness. Unlike the sulphur dioxide molecule, which is unaware of its inner workings, life began to stir, leading to evolution in plants, animals, and ultimately humans. The speaker notes the development of the human brain, particularly the area responsible for thinking and planning, as a divine gift.
The Dawning of a New Era [9:35]
The time has come for humanity to evolve beyond its current three-dimensional existence and enter a fourth dimension. This concept has been discussed and hinted at for a long time, with a growing understanding of a power beyond ourselves that guides us. Recent scientific discoveries have caused scientists to reconsider long-held beliefs.
The Path to Moksha [11:07]
The fourth dimension is the key to unlocking the power that drives all energies, transcending thoughts and residing within us. To become one with this power is the path to Moksha, a state of thoughtless awareness. This is not merely a physical state but a conscious awakening. Unlike animals, who evolved without awareness, humans have the potential for conscious evolution.
The Prepared Instrument [12:57]
Only when the human instrument is fully prepared can this light be awakened. Like a lamp ready to be lit, with all the necessary components in place, it requires a spark from an already lit lamp. This awakening can only happen spontaneously, through Sahaj. Moksha is about merging with the power that created the universe and prepared us, allowing that power to flow within us like light from the sun.
Love and Forgiveness [13:40]
Humans have made mistakes, including in matters of religion, but these can be forgiven. Love is the ultimate power that can forgive all mistakes and bestow the ultimate gift. This power of love created the world and resides within us, waiting to be awakened. When awakened, it can transform the world into a place of love.
