Sahaja Yoga Music November 1, 2011
This is an attempt to compile and share all the notes of the beautiful songs that we have in Sahaja Yoga.
Published files:
All files published here are subject to free (re)distribution and use under the terms of GNU-GPL and this will apply to all contributors to this project with no exceptions.
If all the songs are to be included, this should be a collective effort, so everybody that has or can make some notation is welcomed to join.
How can you help -
- Make a music score with MuseScore and send it to sahajamusicscores@gmail.com
- Send your work in other digital form – midi or proprietary music scoring software files. (please include program name and version in your e-mail)
- Scan your handwritten sheets and send it for further processing.
- Place links to this site - http://sites.google.com/site/sahajayogamusicscores on any other site so more people will know.
- Tell everybody
- Check the published songs and report any mistakes. Make improvements by adding introductions or endings.
- Help improve this site by providing translation to your language.
Writing the notes for publishing here will be done with the help of MuseScore program and the main reason behind it is that it is a GNU/GPL licensed, so everybody is free to use it and thus a greater number of people can join for the achievement of our goal - compile and share with all the notes of the beautiful songs that we have in Sahaja Yoga.
Our desire is to publish all songs with notation and lyrics, but as most of the songs are repeating the same melody, there is no point of publishing the notes for the whole song but just the first couplet and chorus. Of course there are always exceptions and if needed the whole song will be published.
If you have any questions or proposals please send it to sahajamusicscores@gmail.com
Jesus: Pray to Abba Amma September 20, 2011
Lection XIX
Jesus Teacheth How to Pray
Error Even In Prophets
1. As Jesus was praying in a certain place on a mountain, some of his disciples came unto him, and one of then said, Lord teach us how to pray. And Jesus said unto them, When thou prayest enter into thy secret chamber, and when thou hast closed the door, pray to Abba Amma Who is above and within thee, and thy Father-Mother Who seest all that is secret shall answer thee openly.
New Testament is much more dominated by Paul September 20, 2011
http://www.sullivan-county.com/id3/paul_problem.htm
We should remember that the New Testament, as we have it, is much more dominated by Paul than appears at first sight. As we read it, we come across the Four Gospels, of which Jesus is the hero, and do not encounter Paul as a character until we embark on the post-Jesus narrative of Acts. Then we finally come into contact with Paul himself, in his letters. But this impression is misleading, for the earliest writings in the New Testament are actually Paul’s letters, which were written about AD 50-60, while the Gospels were not written until the period AD 70-110. This means that the theories of Paul were already before the writers of the Gospels and coloured their interpretations of Jesus’ activities. Paul is, in a sense, present from the very first word of the New Testament.
The three Granthis (Knots of Illusion) September 17, 2011
1. Brahma-granthi
The first knot is created by our attention becoming entangled with matter and materialism.
it starts from Muladhara, moves up to the left channel and created superego.
By its action we lose sight of the Spirit.
To overcome it we should put our attention on the Spirit and not on worldly matters.
2. Vishnu-granthi
The second knot is the one by which we think that we can “do” something and achieve something in this world.
The more we think and strive and live with out ambition. the more its action moves up to the right side and created ego.
Human beings cannot break the second knot, only God can do it.
So here we must respect ourselves and surrender ourselves to God.
3. Rudra-granthi
The third and last knot occurs on the central channel due to artificiality in seeking.
We have to be truthful and honest in our seeking, absolutely on the truth.
We are seeking the Spirit, to become one with the Spirit and all our attention should go on the Spirit and should not be frittered away on nonsensical things.
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