Divine feminine consciousness – Page 2

Create a sacred playground for your child

By Ma Durga on June 7, 2017 / Parenting

This year, I have begun yet another new expansion called Parents-Kids-Home Yoga. The genesis of this project came about when I decided to commission a very talented friend of mine from Hong Kong to draw a set of Beginners series of 10 yoga postures (yogasanas) for children last year. One thing led to another, this small project turned out to be a global platform for bringing Yoga to parents and children at the comfort of the home.

Through this platform, I hope to empower parents to start spending quality time with their children using Yoga as a platform for them to explore, to connect and also to bond at a deeper level. That is the main purpose of this project – Parents Kids Home Yoga. Basically the moment the parents are able to inspire their children into practicing yoga which is an independent intelligence, not only it awakens the muscle memory and bio memory in terms of awakening the body intelligence, it also works on many different systems of the body – physiology, psychology and neurology. So yoga is not just confined to the physical level of workout, it is a complete system by itself. When parents start working with children at this fundamental level, they will experience a new space – the space of yoga, that space is only accessible when they are able to bring the child into the space of purity and awareness.

Awaken women to their divinity

By Ma Durga on May 5, 2017 / Life Solutions

On this Labour Day, for the first time I conducted a workshop outside of Singapore on the topic, “Experience Your Divinity”. I had the fortune of sharing the sacred knowledge of Divine Feminine Consciousness with a group of beautiful women in Hong Kong.

How was this workshop conceived?

As some of you may be aware from my earlier articles, when my Guru, Paramahamsa Nithyananda (fondly known as Swamiji) spoke about Divine Feminine Consciousness in 2009, it hit me like a lightning bolt because something clicked within me very deeply.

Let me introduce the science of Mother Worship.

From the undisturbed existence of pure consciousness, a primal alteration happens – two inseparable yet distinct aspects of existence emerge. The two tattwas (principles) are the Siva Tattwa and Sakthi Tattwa. They are the beginning of cosmic evolution. Both aspects remain ever present, every prevalent and cannot exist without the other. They are also known as Purusha (cosmic spirit) and Prakrithi (the cosmic substance). Prakrithi, the cosmic substance is the divine feminine consciousness that is responsible for everything you see and experience. In each one of us, there is an energy which constantly gives birth. Anything you see and experience belongs to mother energy. Worshipping this energy is called the mother worship. Mother worship is unique to Vedic tradition, it is a gift to planet earth. All sacred things are looked upon as feminine in Vedic traditions. Expression is feminine energy, all other adjustments for this expression are masculine energy. The source of divine or creation is mother energy. Only mother energy can give liberation. Whenever mother energy is added to you, you experience enlightenment. Whenever Kundalini shakti (inner potential energy) is awakened in you, you experience a unique feminine mood/feeling i.e. you give birth to yourself. You become the cosmic mother – Devi.

The Power of Space

By Ma Durga on March 21, 2014 / Next Generation

I have been experimenting and playing with the power of space in the last 3 months after my last Inner Awakening (www.innerawakening.org) with my guru, Paramahamsa Nithyananda in December 2013. So in January, I had created an intention to start working with youth or teens since I am already working with children.

Interestingly, by end January, I was given by a contact to see a lady in charge of a social outreach for teens who are suffering from mental disorders. In that 2-hrs meeting with her, she shared with me that one of the greatest complaints among the teens was the fear of failure. Immediately, I proposed that I would conduct a workshop and help the teens to complete with their fear of failure during the 1-week term break.