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L a n d m a r k s i n S a h a j a Yo g a

Graduates
Remember
Shri Mataji’s
School

Founded
They often say that the Himalayas are like the seat of the Universe.
And we know they are the Sahasrara of India and the Sahasrara of the world.
It is where “the sky is always lit with the brilliance of vibrations and Mother’s
divine love.” It is Her school and She is always looking down on Her children.
Gautama Payment

I will always
feel forever
grateful to my
parents for
sending me to
this school as
the strength,
guidance,
knowledge
and experience gained,

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The International Sahaja Public School near Dharamsala, India is a place
of crystal-clear vibrations, where the children have Shri Mataji in their heart.
As Sahaja Yoga parents, what more could we ask for?
Anyone who has travelled to Dharamsala will have experienced first hand
the loving and caring environment. When we visit the Dharamsala school
and gaze from the windows, we look across the awe-inspiring mountains,
where the wind blows strong and free and the vibrations are clear and pure.
In our hearts we know why the children are there and can appreciate the
invaluable experiences they will carry with them throughout their lives.
Dharamsala is a far and distant place and the children are attending school
in one of the world’s most isolated and secluded realms, which in itself presents unique challenges. No one has presumed it would be easy, either for the
children, the parents or the staff of the school, but everyone possesses the
good will to work together in good faith and in the knowledge that there is
no outcome that we cannot shape together.
There are many reasons behind the decision to attend Dharamsala. Some
are to try to give our children the kind of wider outlook, inner strength and
inherent wisdom which can only be gained in a school of realized souls,
raised and enveloped with Shri Mataji’s blessings.
Some answers to the quandary many parents face when considering sending their children hopefully may be found in the following words from our
children, each a graduate of the ISPS.

Chris Kyriacou