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Ya Devi sarv bhuteshu, Shaanti rupena sansthita. Namatasiye namastasiye namastasiye namo namah

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Salutations again and again to the Devi who abides in all beings as peace ❤

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the perspectives of scientists, sociologists, psychiatrists etc. have nothing to say about the causes of homosexuality. Because this is an imbalance on the subtle body, there is nothing conclusive that can be said about homosexuality's origin by looking at these outer manifestations. Stating the truth about these things is not a condemnation of gays, any more than talking about the spiritual roots of any of our problems means we can't be a "moral, ethical, compassionate human being". Every one of us has serious imbalances, none of these issues ever disqualified us from being good people or seeking spiritual growth. Talking frankly about the roots of homosexuality is not a negative judgement. "Our world" has come to many wrong conclusions, and just because something is painful to hear, does not make it less true. As you may know, people are often born with a predisposition for alcoholism -I'm one of them. Shri Mataji met me, cured me, and taught me in a straight forward way where it came from. I'm no longer alcoholic -you can serve any drink to me, I'm not interested, it's all gone because it was treated at the root level. Ordinarily, that's impossible. Was there any negative judgement of me? no, an imbalance was treated. I was a good person before, and became a better person after, free of a fundamental imbalance. If your ideas about your sexual orientation are more important to you than your potential for union with the Divine, that's fine. We are all free to pursue whatever we find meaningful. Does it mean you can't be a good and compassionate person? of course not! I've had many gay people attend my meditation classes over the past couple decades, never had anyone feel judged or condemned. Some don't remain, but that's fine, they were never excluded.

to add on we dont deny and demean people who are homosexual..but what is truth is the point...

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bcoz mother is ADISHKTI so, she has told that many a times there are catches in those children which fears when came before mother...

@@abhaadhikari809 no, but he has a point. Sometimes they can be very disturbing to others and really upset people in their meditation, i ve seen it in my collective program many times and nobody challenges such mothers or persons for their lack of judgement or discrimination. Even Mother in some speeches tells the parents to take their children who cry loud outside and she said it was lack of discrimination. But even in a non sahaj world this is just common sense and respect to other people.

There is a difference between the normal crying of child seeking it's mother's comfort and a child that won't stop crying no matter what, as in when a parent is caught up. Interestingly, this discourse was about compassion.