Talk at Wamuran Ashram, Queensland (Australia). 13 April 1994.
…And who do not see the point, but the children if they develop this kind of a funny psychology, such a paradoxical thing to live in – all sorts of things we hear about rape, this, that, you are shocked, I mean the way the whole society is doing and is accepted by everyone. They have to accept. There’s no way out, as if that’s a pattern of life. […]
“The Mahalakshmi Principle,” Shri Mahalakshmi Puja, Brisbane (Australia), February 20th, 1992
Something wrong. Who has made those with the things…You should put more of cotton in that, you see, slips back. Can you get it done by the…For pujas you must use Indian girls, [is] better. They know all these things better you see.
They said that, “Nobody asked us.” So they just sit on the fence (laughing).
They would think that, “We should not come forward, […]
Talk to Sahaja Yogis after Public Program. Brisbane (Australia), 19 February 1992.
Only thing I have to tell that these people who will be coming to you now, they are very beautiful nice people. I think we have to, handle them very gently. That’s very important, and not to tell them: ‘You have got a bhoot in you and this and that.’ Then they get frightened, they can’t [INAUDIBLE] There should be very gentle handling of the whole situation. […]
