Let’s find out What is Canada‘s Chakra and what is Canada‘s Spiritual Role in the World

Today on September 30 in Canada, the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation is observed, giving the opportunity to learn and reflect about the Truth of the past, pray and make willing steps towards a deeper awareness that we walk on a land that was for many millenias a vibrant home for a diversity of peoples and their communities.
(3 min video) Learn about Water People, Blood and Listen to Strong Women Song
Did you know?! “The Strong Women’s Song should be credited to the Anishinabe kwewag and Zhoganosh kwewag who were in solitary confinement in the Prison For Women in Kingston, Ontario during the 1970’s. Nancy said “It was these women who had this song come to them. My understanding, from one of the women I sing with and who went to P4W to work with the women there at that time, that this song emerged as a way of staying alive, of supporting each other in that hell hole. Many women in P4W lost their lives because of the horrendous conditions there. We sing this song to honour them, and all women.” (Ojibwe.net, 2016)
Shri Mataji – the founder of sahaja yoga meditation – spoke decades earlier, loud and clear, the truth that was hard to hear, about the genocide happening in Americas; about the multi-generational injustice and pain as results of these lands’ colonization.
Here there is an excerpt from Shri Mataji’s talk in Auckland, New Zeland on April 10th, 1994:
“Anything is all right as long as you have money?! If you can make money, ‘nothing matters’. So this is one of the illusions that human beings have created is what you call is “money maya/illusion” and in that comes also the wealth, possessions, materialism. Everything is created by human beings, and this creation of materialism then boils you down to a personality which is involved in all sinful acts. Everything is all right because if money is all right, materialism is all right.
For example, the way people went down to America – Spanish – and killed so many aboriginals there. Then also, English went and all kinds of people went there in America. The way they have tortured is something, is you cannot think how human beings can behave like this towards ordinary people. How can you do such a thing to them, such horrible, you can call it a genocide! It’s really a terrible thing they did it. “
With another ocassion, during Shri Virata Puja international Sahaja Yoga event at Camp Wonposet in Connecticut (USA), on June 11th, 1989, the founder of Sahaja Yoga Meditation – Shri Mataji – advsed the large gathering of sahaja yogis:
“You had in this country great people, persons like Abraham Lincoln who gave such great ideas to the whole world. Why not you people be great? He was a realized soul, all right, but he didn’t know anything about Ida, Pingala and Sushumna . Why can’t you become great like him? So on a Virata Puja we have to decide that we are all going to express the conception that was once the Virat as Reality in our lives. This is what we have to pray from our heart.
And there’s a very good occasion today to do that, because we are sitting in a place where there were so many of these aboriginal people, you call them anything. They were so sensible, as in America you say brass tacks, you see. They knew the principle how to lead a real spiritual life. They were very free people, extremely free and so detached.
So if you do not correct yourself, then there will be a problem on Collectivity. If there’s a problem in collectivity, it will reflect on you, because you are part and parcel of the whole.
If there’s a problem in the whole being, there’s a problem for you. And if there’s a problem in one part, there’s a problem for the whole being. You see, all these sayings show us that this is a country of Virat, where they talk of collectivity, they have all the communications which are important. Every sort of communication is important, but for Sahaja Yogis it has to be very subtle, very dynamic, very beautiful, very loving, very impressive, magnetic. Then only the communications will work.”
As already mentioned, Shri Mataji – the founder of sahaja yoga meditation – spoke decades earlier, loud and clear, the truth that was hard to hear, about the genocide happening in Americas; about the multi-generational injustice and pain as results of these lands’ colonization.
We cannot and will not speak on behalf of those that are directly impacted, but we will try to open the gates towards the subtle knowledge about Canada’s role and the “chakra” (the subtle energy of Mother Earth) that it represents. This is our way to contribute, the best we can, towards awareness and hope for becoming enlightened people that will never (again) hurt each other, nor Mother Earth through our impure or materialistic desires, negative thoughts or cunning evil actions.
Collection of Videos
Recorded live (Program 3) with focus on Canada and with Shri Mataji introducing Sahaia Yoga to the Canadian Seekers.
Collection of Articles
(click) How to Pray? The Native Way
(click!) Thanks from SISTERS from Anduhyaun Aboriginal Shelter for Women and Children (MUST READ)
(click) ThanksGiving to Enligthened Teachers – Path towards Togetherness & Effortless Synthesis
(click!) Quick Tour through America’s Virata, Kundalini’s Meta Science & Throat Chakra
(click) Answers in Aboriginals Seeking & Primordial Taboos Reflected in Chakras
(click) The First Annual Tribal Memories Festival & Pow-Wow
(click) My First Pow-Wow
If a reader is new to what this day is about we recommend you the following links: Truth and Reconciliation Commission also find out about the Calls to Justice of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.
Also, an important takeaway on this day, would be to reflect on the subtle and essential qualities of Women. Let’s listen to Shri Mataji, feel the eternal Truth that can bring harmony in our communities, in our global family.
(click) Article with VIDEO: (45 Seconds) Native Drums with Youth Meditators at Round House of New Credit First Nation
Let us know your impressions about what was shared here. Definitely we recommend you to explore the videos that introduce you to Canada’s Subtle Role and importance as a Chakra in Mother Earth’s spiritual body. We hope it made a difference in your understanding and openess on this important matter for our collective life together, here and for the new generations to come.






















Thanks for sharing this beautiful article about the aboriginal people with lots of sayings,stories and arts which is full of their wisdom,as mother said they are very wise people connected to the mother nature.The poems written by aboriginal people are really heart touching.
I enjoyed very very much reading the articles, listening to the videos and seeing the pictures.
Thank you for starting my day off so well!!! Wonderful what you are sharing and doing to make the world a better place.
The vibrations are great!! Thanks very very much
Humbled by the knowledge of indigenous peoples that were abused and killed and disrespected with no cause, other than ignorance, cruelty and materialism. Such innocent and wise tribes existed here in Canada well before others.
I continue to learn their history and We have much to learn from their ancient wisdom. Having said that, I have also enjoyed learning about the beauty of their culture which we deeply respect as practitioners of sahaja yoga meditation. We have meditated together and the energy is so positive and emanating strongly. We could all feel such wonderful vibrations together. Because it was always ours together, to be shared, to have pure love for each other and respect for all. This is the essence of harmony and the central path in yoga. Thoughtless awareness is like connecting to that higher state and making space (inside and out), beyond the thoughts, to celebrate a new reality filled with gratitude, pure love, benevolence, innocence, creativity, pure relations, my appreciation runs deep for such nuances that this article and meditation brings to the forefront of my attention. May we all experience enlightenment by attending a class in person or online, with a little guidance, to carry that torch, the light of the spirit, together in harmony with all. Saluting the light in everyone here and abroad