Friday, November 30, 2007
Friday, October 12, 2007
One4All
Dear friends,
The Sahaja Yogis and Yoginis from all over US produced another amazing CD:
One4All
They kindly donated 100 cd-s for Sahaja Yoga Radio (which you might know is funded by donations).
Here is the list of songs and artists:
1. Ganapati Ayo Re / Shankar
2. Namaste / Stephen Day
3. To Be Loved / Jackie Zamora
4. Madre / Angela
5. Jai Radha Madhav / Amrith
6. Into the Silence / Matt Malley
7. The Sun Will Follow You / The Greenwald Family
8. Sarasiruha / Shankar
9. Soul Is the Destination / Ben Blythe
10. Two Silhouttes / Maery Lanahan
11. America / Angela
12. Shri Nirmala Mataji / Amrith Nambiar
13. If You Hear Me / Ray Louis
14. Shambho Shankara / Sujata & Arjana
15. La Columbina Sahaj / Ney Pereza & Los Mareados
If you are interested to purchase the CD (the price is 10$) please send us and email.
Please continue to enjoy the radio!
Radio team
The Sahaja Yogis and Yoginis from all over US produced another amazing CD:
One4All
They kindly donated 100 cd-s for Sahaja Yoga Radio (which you might know is funded by donations).
Here is the list of songs and artists:
1. Ganapati Ayo Re / Shankar
2. Namaste / Stephen Day
3. To Be Loved / Jackie Zamora
4. Madre / Angela
5. Jai Radha Madhav / Amrith
6. Into the Silence / Matt Malley
7. The Sun Will Follow You / The Greenwald Family
8. Sarasiruha / Shankar
9. Soul Is the Destination / Ben Blythe
10. Two Silhouttes / Maery Lanahan
11. America / Angela
12. Shri Nirmala Mataji / Amrith Nambiar
13. If You Hear Me / Ray Louis
14. Shambho Shankara / Sujata & Arjana
15. La Columbina Sahaj / Ney Pereza & Los Mareados
If you are interested to purchase the CD (the price is 10$) please send us and email.
Please continue to enjoy the radio!
Radio team
Thursday, September 6, 2007
Monalisa Smile - Demystified
Shri Mataji explains the secret of Monalisa'a smile which has fascinated us for generations. The relationship of pure motherly love and art and how it blossoms into a timeless genre of paintings wherein mother and child are depicted.
Wednesday, September 5, 2007
New podcast: Gerald Wirth (by Gita Pattison)
Portraits
More about podcasts
Gerald Wirth
Being a "father" of 108 children might be a challenge for some, but Gerald masters it perfectly. Since six years he is responsible for the artistic direction of the world renown Vienna Boy's Choir and works closely with over 100 very lively boys. And that's not everything he does.More about podcasts
Excerpt from the film “Freedom and Liberation”
Excerpt from the film "Freedom and Liberation", about the life of Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, directed by Carolin Dassel, 2006.
Please feel free to order this film from: here
Please feel free to order this film from: here
Monday, August 27, 2007
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
Radio July stats
Total Listening Hours
Last Month: 4038
This Month: 4706
Total Station Launches
Last Month: 5660
This Month: 6130
Station Presets
Last Month: 1753
This Month: 1809
Favorite Station Designations
Last Month: 206
This Month: 219
Last Month: 4038
This Month: 4706
Total Station Launches
Last Month: 5660
This Month: 6130
Station Presets
Last Month: 1753
This Month: 1809
Favorite Station Designations
Last Month: 206
This Month: 219
Monday, July 30, 2007
New podcast: Emanuel Schulz (by Gita Pattison)
Portraits
More about podcasts:
Today: Emanuel Schulz
Born in the craddle of Classical Music, Vienna, Austria, this young composer and conductor tells us about his latest projects and how meditation has influenced his work.More about podcasts:
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Music for download from Sahaja Yoga Radio Library
We'd like to thank all the artists that are sharing their creations with radio listeners.
We are thinking to create the Sahaja Yoga Radio Library containing music available for download.
If you are interested to contribute to this archive and add your music, please send us an email at [email protected]
Thank you,
Radio team
We are thinking to create the Sahaja Yoga Radio Library containing music available for download.
If you are interested to contribute to this archive and add your music, please send us an email at [email protected]
Thank you,
Radio team
Monday, July 23, 2007
Saturday, July 21, 2007
Friday, July 20, 2007
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
New podcast: Huba (by Gita Pattison)
New series of podcasts:
Portraits
by Gita Pattison
Today: HUBA
Being a white guy, coming from Finland and singing Soul Music, might be unheard of and yet it does exist.
Enthusiastically welcomed by the Finish Media HUBA’s first record was considered to be a perfect blend of powerful songs and outstanding music.
Front man Tuomas Kaila, talks about Soul, Music, Meditation and of course about HUBA.
Portraits
by Gita Pattison
Today: HUBA
Being a white guy, coming from Finland and singing Soul Music, might be unheard of and yet it does exist.
Enthusiastically welcomed by the Finish Media HUBA’s first record was considered to be a perfect blend of powerful songs and outstanding music.
Front man Tuomas Kaila, talks about Soul, Music, Meditation and of course about HUBA.
Enjoy,
Radio team
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
New album on the radio
Evening Program India Dec. 25th, 1999 by Nirmal Sangeet Sarita
Thank you Andrei for sharing it with us
Thank you Andrei for sharing it with us
Monday, July 16, 2007
New Book: Chalk Giant by Christopher Greaves
Message from Sahaj World Foundation:
The Foundation is happy to inform you of a new sahaj book for children and 'young adults', THE CHALK GIANT [It is also entirely suitable for older adults, I should add!]. Written by Chrisopher Greeves, a Sahaja Yogi from the UK, it is a charming, witty and exciting story with an unusual theme...
At the end of a long, dry spell of weather, the story's narrator, young Dan Waterman, sees something extraordinary - the faint traces of an ancient giant figure cut into the side of one of the chalk hills just south of London. [There are several such figures in England.] Stranger still, this figure is of Lord Shiva dancing. Dan's father is enthralled - being a historian, he knows how remarkable this find is.
However, the following day it rains, the grass grows, and before they can arrange for an aerial photograph of the site, the image is lost.
What happens next precipitates Dan's father into despair, makes enemies of Dan and his sister Clara, and leads closer and closer to the carving of a very different image on the hill.
It's up to Dan to save the day by finding proof that the chalk giant existed - only thus can his father's work be accomplished and family harmony be restored. But how and where can such proof be found? And who is that sinister figure who, somewhere in the background, is also searching for proof? What does he want it for? Confronted with a surprising range of enemies, can Dan find what he needs before it's too late?
The novel is written for both Sahaja Yogis and non-Sahaja Yogis - but the former will recognise at once the symbolic dimensions of the story.
One further point: this novel is part of a much larger project to produce a critique of contemporary culture on the one hand, and to contribute towards the establishing of a sahaja culture on the other. One other part of this project, SOPHIA, has already been published in Russia. For more information about this project, you can e-mail the author at [email protected]
THE CHALK GIANT by Christopher Greaves [ISBN: 1-4259-3897-3 (sc)] is published by Authorhouse and is available from Amazon or Authorhouse, or can be ordered from all good bookshops.
The Foundation is happy to inform you of a new sahaj book for children and 'young adults', THE CHALK GIANT [It is also entirely suitable for older adults, I should add!]. Written by Chrisopher Greeves, a Sahaja Yogi from the UK, it is a charming, witty and exciting story with an unusual theme...
At the end of a long, dry spell of weather, the story's narrator, young Dan Waterman, sees something extraordinary - the faint traces of an ancient giant figure cut into the side of one of the chalk hills just south of London. [There are several such figures in England.] Stranger still, this figure is of Lord Shiva dancing. Dan's father is enthralled - being a historian, he knows how remarkable this find is.
However, the following day it rains, the grass grows, and before they can arrange for an aerial photograph of the site, the image is lost.
What happens next precipitates Dan's father into despair, makes enemies of Dan and his sister Clara, and leads closer and closer to the carving of a very different image on the hill.
It's up to Dan to save the day by finding proof that the chalk giant existed - only thus can his father's work be accomplished and family harmony be restored. But how and where can such proof be found? And who is that sinister figure who, somewhere in the background, is also searching for proof? What does he want it for? Confronted with a surprising range of enemies, can Dan find what he needs before it's too late?
The novel is written for both Sahaja Yogis and non-Sahaja Yogis - but the former will recognise at once the symbolic dimensions of the story.
One further point: this novel is part of a much larger project to produce a critique of contemporary culture on the one hand, and to contribute towards the establishing of a sahaja culture on the other. One other part of this project, SOPHIA, has already been published in Russia. For more information about this project, you can e-mail the author at [email protected]
THE CHALK GIANT by Christopher Greaves [ISBN: 1-4259-3897-3 (sc)] is published by Authorhouse and is available from Amazon or Authorhouse, or can be ordered from all good bookshops.
Friday, July 13, 2007
Thursday, July 12, 2007
New podcast: Sahaja Yoga Meditation and Experience
More about podcast at: http://www.sahajayogaradio.org/podcast.php
Sunday, July 8, 2007
Shri Adi Shakti Puja 2007 - excerpt
“If people become loving and affectionate, this soil itself will become fragrant. First thing you must learn is to love each other… But still the world is going on with wars, fighting and all kinds of troubles The whole world has to come up to love each other. There is no other solution but to love and in that love there is no selfishness but enjoyment, and that enjoyment you should feel and give it to others."
Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi,
Adi Shakti Puja, Cabella Italy, June 26, 2007
New podcast: Sahaja Yoga Meditation and Peace
A new amazing Radio Show from Australia
More about the podcast: http://www.sahajayogaradio.org/podcast.php
Enjoy
More about the podcast: http://www.sahajayogaradio.org/podcast.php
Enjoy
Thursday, July 5, 2007
New Album - Sufi Quawwali - II
New album added on the radio:
Sufi Quawwali - II
by Warsi Brothers
Enjoy
Sufi Quawwali - II
by Warsi Brothers
Enjoy
Wednesday, July 4, 2007
Tuesday, July 3, 2007
Jerusalem
An illustration of this great song based on the work of William Blake - inspired by the teachings of Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi.
Friday, June 29, 2007
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Monday, June 25, 2007
The Legend of Dagad Trikon by Grégoire de Kalbermatten
The Legend of Dagad Trikon by Grégoire de Kalbermatten is now available in paperback at $US 16.95.
See more details at: www.dagadtrikon.com
See more details at: www.dagadtrikon.com
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Music of Joy: Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
Sunday: June 17th in Niteroi, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Showcase of Indian Arts and Meditation. About 400 seekers attended and got their realization and joy of the arts.
Sunday, June 17, 2007
Thursday, June 7, 2007
I’m from the Sun and When I’m in Heaven
Please find attached the covers of the 2 amazing albums of Ekaterina Lavrentyeva we've added recently on the radio. If you want to find more about the albums or order them, please contact Ekaterina at [email protected]
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
New Website: www.sahajayogaradio.org
We have changed the layout of the website using a design created in 2004 by Adam, a 15 years old boy at that time. Thanks Adam
Monday, May 28, 2007
Friday, May 25, 2007
God is closer than you think
Nice video created by Mahesk Khatri (Toronto) using photos of Shri Mataji in Canada (from www.shrimataji.net) and music of Gita Pattison
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
The Matt Malley Story
A rags to riches story of the ex bass player of the Counting Crows and his journey into spirituality and family life.
Thursday, May 17, 2007
Radio blog
Dear everybody,
We started a new blog that will run in parallel with the radio newsletter. Both will try to keep you up to date with the new music added on the radio but will try also to promote the Sahaj books, movies, etc.
We'll try also to arrange some interviews with Sahaja Yogis and Yoginis and find out more about their creations.
All the best,
web team
We started a new blog that will run in parallel with the radio newsletter. Both will try to keep you up to date with the new music added on the radio but will try also to promote the Sahaj books, movies, etc.
We'll try also to arrange some interviews with Sahaja Yogis and Yoginis and find out more about their creations.
All the best,
web team
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