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Please enjoy Mata Meri sung in the presence of Shri Mataji.
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This is the second part of Rag Bageshri played by Subendra Rao on sitar playing Rag Bageshri. Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, founder of Sahaja Yoga, was present.
Please enjoy the second part of this performance by Dr Rajam, a virtuoso violinist, playing a raga at Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi’s birthday celebrations in 1998. She is playing Raag Jaijaivanti and is accompanied by Pandit Abhijit Banerjee on the tabla. Shri Mataji is the founder of Sahaja Yoga meditation.
Please enjoy the following flute meditation music with Kishore Chaturvedi.
Please enjoy the following music written by the late Baba Mama, brother of Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi. Baba Mama will always be remembered for the enormous contribution that he made to music in Sahaja Yoga. Although he was a very gifted mathematician and accountant, taking after his mother, he also became a poet later on. He wrote many beautiful devotional songs, some of which are included in the following program which took place on the 1999 India Tour.
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Sahaja Yogi musicians were invited to share their music with members of the United nations on 14th December 2007 at the UN headquaters. Many different types of music were performed: qawwalis, classical ragas, bhajans, indian slide guitar, western classical music as well as popular music. The following performers took part: Stephen Day, Matt Malley, Asmira Woodward-Page, Anjan Upadhya, Amrith Nambiar, Angela Nambiar, Clelia Cavallaro, Iris Jortner, Nitin Haldankar and Sujata Shrinivasan.
Please enjoy the following video of a song which was sung at a Sahaja Yoga meditation program in Australia.
Please enjoy the following Sahaja Yoga song, also known as a bhajan, which is performed here by Music of Joy, Australia. This is an ancient song in which the Mother Kundalini within is asked to rise and give one Self-realisation.