Conversation. Vienna (Austria), 7 September 1983. Sahaja Yogi: [asking about taking drugs & punishment – mostly inaudible] Shri Mataji: So I think, when they come outside, they do it. He was outside in London, in Brighton he met Me, this boy. And then he was better, but again he took to it, I don’t know why. You see, for that you must keep the company of Sahaja Yogis to get rid of your bad habits to – see, if you keep their company then in collectivity it washes off and you’ll feel better. But if do not keep the company of the collective then what happens – your individual habits just crawl up again and take charge. I give the analogy of a butter and butter milk, you see, but when you are churning, what happens? Part of the butter sometimes sticks here and there, little little stops, though it is a butter, but still it sticks here. Doesn’t go with the whole, so it is left in the buttermilk and it’s thrown away. So, like that, you see one should not stray out of the collectivity, it’s a very big force in collectivity, also where there is collectivity I remain. One should not go out from collectivity. Whatever work you are doing, take three, four Sahaja yogis also with you to be together, because negativity is very cunning and it will attack a person who is a little bits. And also other things like, you see, the social customs, Read More …