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Anup Jalota Aisi Lagi Lagan Meera (Jai Radha Krishna) Shri Mataji Birthday 1993 (Sahaja Yoga)

PANDIT ANUP JALOTA sings the popular hindi bhajan (Meera Bai) 'Aisi Lagi Lagan, Meera Ho Gai Magan' for HH Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi's 70th Birthday Celebrations in Delhi India, March 20th 1993. (Shri Krishna bhajan). Shri Mataji is the founder of Sahaja Yoga Meditation, and She traveled around the world many times giving freely Self Realization (Kundalini Awakening) to all who were seeking for this spiritual experience. Enjoy the full program of Anup Jalota's wonderful music concert for Shri Mataji celebrating Her 70th Birthday: http://vimeo.com/28556621 Anup Jalota Bhajans (Sahaja Yoga Playlist)    • Anup Jalota - Sahaja Yoga Music Bhajans (S...   Lyrics for Aisi Lagi Lagan sung by Anoop Jalota: Aisi Lagi Lagan, Meera Ho Gai Magan ... Aisi lagi lagan, meera ho gayi magan Wo to gali-gali hari guna ganne lagi Mehlo mein pali, ban ke jogun chali Meera rani divani kahane lagi Aisi lagi lagan, meera ho gayi magan - 2 Koi roke nahi, koi toke nahi Meera govinda gopal-e ganne lagi Baithi santon ke sang, rangi mohan ke rang Meera premi pritam ko manane lagi Aisi lagi lagan, meera ho gayi magan Wo to gali-gali hari guna ganne lagi Mehlo mein pali, ban ke jogun chali Meera rani divani kahane lagi Aisi lagi lagan, meera ho gayi magan - 2 Rana ne vish diya, mano amrit piya Meera sagar mein sarita samane lagi Dukh-e lakhon sahe, mukse govind kahe Meera govinda gopal-e ganne lagi Aisi lagi lagan, meera ho gayi magan Wo to gali-gali hari guna ganne lagi Mehlo mein pali, ban ke jogun chali Meera rani divani kahane lagi Aisi lagi lagan, meera ho gayi magan - 3 Shri Radha Krishna (Sahaja Yoga)    • Lord Krishna Radha - Shri Mataji Nirmala D...   (playlist) Meera (MIrabai) Approximately 500 years ago, the kingdom of Rajasthan was the land of warriors, sages, sadhus, and kings. It was at this time; Princess Mirabai was born (1478). Her mother passed away when she was very young and her father, Ratan Singh, was very busy with the kingdom. Growing up at her grandfather's palace, Mirabai was deeply devoted to Krishna Bhagwan. After Mirabai's grandfather passed away, her uncle became the new king. He arranged her marriage with Prince Bhoj Raj, the eldest son of Rana Sanga of the Rajput kingdom of Mewar. This was the most prominent and powerful Rajput kingdom in the early 16th century. But Mirabai was not interested in the status, rich silks, and jewels that her new family had to offer. She was interested instead, in performing bhakti of Shri Krishna, whom she referred to as 'Giridhar'. Mirabai's new family viewed her intense devotion to God as a problem. She refused to worship her husband's family goddess because she only knew of one God -- Shri Krishna Bhagwan. To offer her devotion to Shri Krishna Bhagwan, she would sneak out of the palace and go to the village mandir. Her father-in-law was not happy with this and tried to kill her with a poisonous drink. Not knowing it was poisonous, she drank the entire glass. But her love and devotion to Shri Krishna was such that he saved her from the effects of the poison. When her father-in-law passed away, Mirabai was coroneted as the queen. Even as the queen, she continued to visit the village mandir. It was at this mandir that Mirabai met her guru, Raidas (Sage Ravidas), who further inspired Mirabai's devotion. Raidas was deeply moved by her devotion. He gave her an ektaro as a gift, which she played when she sang her kirtans. Due to this, she was subjected to even more hardship and punishment. After her husband died, Mirabai was locked up in her room. The difficulties became unbearable and began to come in the way of her devotion. She then decided to leave the palace for good and set off on a pilgrimage to Mathura, Vrundavan and Dwarka. http://kids.baps.org/storytime/miraba... (Mirabai) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guru_Rav... (Guru Ravidas)    • Anup Jalota Prabhuji Tum Chandan Hum Paani...   (Prabhuji Tum Chandan, Hum Pani) Sahaja Yoga Meditation is always free and open to all: http://www.sahajayoga.org.in (Sahaja Yoga Meditation India) "Sahaja" in Sanskrit means spontaneous and also born with," Yoga" means union with God. The potential to the spiritual awakening and ascent is inborn in every human being. This potential is possible to be actualized through a unique living process of Sahaja Yoga. This unique discovery has been done by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi (in 1970).The process of Sahaja Yoga is spontaneous and natural. It is a technique to awaken the Kundalini Shakti which lies in the sleeping state at the base of the spine (sacrum bone) of each human being. The process of awakening this Kundalini (Self Realisation) is a spontaneous and joy giving process, quite contrary to the widespread misinformation about it. Follow along with HH Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi giving Self Realization - Kundalini Awakening in New Delhi, India 1986.    • Shri Mataji Self Realization (Kundalini At...   (Hindi & English)