Shri Mohammed 8th Adi Guru Incarnated
"Shree Mataji Nirmala Devi" has indicated that "Shri Mohammad" was an incarnation of the Primordial Master who came on this earth to establish the Religion known as "Islam'. Mohammad Was born in 570 AD in the Arabian city of Mecca. His birth was marked by exceptional events such as an immensely bright light shining from East to West. He belonged to the "Banu Hashim" one of the prominent families of Mecca, although they were not prosperous during Mohammad's early life. In Arabic Mohammad means 'he who is greatly praised'.
She has conveyed that Shri Guru Nanaka who also is an incarnation of Primordial Master, in fact, tried to reestablish the work of Shri Mohammed. Shri Mohammed too was the incarnation of the same spirit, the primordial Master.
Shree Mataji observed that there are two important concepts in the life of Shri Mohammad Sahib. The first one is called as "Meraj" which is nothing but the awakening of the Kundalini and the second one he has talked about is "Jihad". "Jihad" means killing your bad things, killing your bad nature, killing all the "Shadripus" (Six enemies of the soul) within you. (Pravachan 2001-1225).
HH Shree Mataji Nirmala Devi teaches that not only was "Mohammed Sahib" a great Prophet but was the Primordial Master Guru. Shri Mohammed Sahib said that at the time of "Kiyama"(Resurrection) your hands will speak and give witness against you. This is exactly what happens in Sahaja Yoga.
Mohammad had the chance to get in touch with "Harif", a monotheist person, who do not subscribe to any revealed religion. During business trips to Syria and Yemen with his uncle, Mohammad met several Jewish and Christian tribes. Those journeys gave Mohammad the opportunity to widen his knowledge of religious and social fields.
Khadija, fascinated by the high spiritual value of Mohammad, married him when Mohammad was 25. They were happily married for 25 years and had 6 children, one of them Fathima, was an incarnation of Gruha Laxmi. When her husband received his first revelation from the "Archangel Gabriel". Khadija was the first person (besides Mohammad) to convert to Islam, which she did not hesitate to embrace, trusting her husband's teachings. She remained at his side and supported him throughout his mission to spread Islam until her death in 619 AD.
In 610 AD Shri Mohammad started to give lectures based on the Revelation received from the "Archangel Gabriel", which consisted of a set of rules of a monotheistic religion dedicated to the exclusive cult of God which were unique and indivisible. But his preaching caused an immediate reaction from the other Idolatry religions in Mecca. These conflicts lasted for 13 years and in the end, Mohammed was forced to move and settle in Medina. This flight the famous Egira sanctioned the final break with the faithless and also marked the start of a period of war.
In January 630 AD, Mohammed conquered Mecca with an army of ten thousand followers and without opposition from its inhabitants. Mohammed dies 2 years later in Medina.
His teachings are collected in the "Holy Quran", which was edited 40 years after the death by the man who killed "Hazrat Ali" (Mohammed's son in law) and his two sons. So it is not clear how much of the 'Holy Quran' come from the Master himself. But it is nice to notice that Mohammed never made Islam an exclusive religion in the Holy Quran and very respectfully talked about Shri Moses, Shri Abraham, about Shri Christ and Christ's mother Mary.
Following are the "Teachings of "Prophet Mohammed"
Following are the "Teachings of "Prophet Mohammed"
The teaching of Mohammed has touched on many subjects. The right and disciplined behavior were at the center of deep and repeated reflections.
Moderation:
"Don't kill your hearts with an excess of drinking and eating". "Closest to me is the Sober men, whoever they are and wherever they are". (i.e. Mohammed had preached that a real devotee never does any kind of addictions, like Liquor, Tobacco, Gutka Cigarette, etc and by saying "Closest to me is the Sober men", (he probably meant to remain in the present always conscious in 'Sushmana Nadi' Parasympathetic Nervous system) (Nasha-addiction always takes a person to either Past (Eda Nadi or left sympathetic nervous system) or to the future(Pingala Nadi, right sympathetic nervous system), hardly he could remain in the present).
The sense of guilt:
"Do not torment yourself with the fear that "Allah will punish you", God saith, "Verily my compassion overcometh my wrath". (He hinted at not to feel guilty for your mistakes, but rectify it and never repeat it, (i.e. don't be left-sided at your 'Eda Nadi', as guilty feeling makes a person at Eda Nadi)
Rest and balance:
Do not work too much, because by not wearing out yourself you do not fall ill" ( He hinted about not to be over-ambitious (don't be right-sided at 'Pingala Nadi').
"God is merciful towards those who are merciful to others". "Once Mohammed was asked, "O Apostle of God! How many times are we to forgive our servant's faults? He was silent. Again the questioner asked and Mohammed gave no answer. But when the man asked a third time. He said, "Forgive your servants seventy times day" ( What probably he meant was keep forgiving forever as without forgiving doors of heaven cannot be opened. He was hinting at Aghya Chakra which cannot be opened without opening of Aghya Chakra for which Lords own Son Jesus was sent to earth to be crucified)
True Jihad:
"The most excellent Jihad(Striving in the way of Allah) is that of conquering ourselves". "Give me advice, someone asked Mohammed who replied, "do not get angry". He is not so strong and powerful who flings himself against people, but he is strong who removes rage from himself. (Killing own wrong urges, wrong desires, wrong intentions, wrong ambitions and who can win our his own anger, are true Jihad to be won within yourself).
Education:
"Humility and good manners are the qualities of Mercy". "Certainly for a man, it is better teaching good manners to his son than giving a big sack of grain in charity". (Humility cannot be attained with Ego. So shed ego and developing the character of the child are the responsibility, the biggest sign of good manners is by respecting not only elders but each and every fellow human being by remaining empathic to them).
"A good Character, who reflects on matters and a middle way in everything is a part of the 24 parts of the qualities of Prophets". "Surely the dearest amongst you are those with the best Character". (Probably the middle way he was again pointing towards "to remain in Sushmana Nadi" and thus be a person with a good and balanced character).
"The borders have been set, so do not go beyond". "Go straight along the way without turning, don't go past the doors otherwise you will get lost, the open doors are the thing that Allah has forbidden, the curtains in front of the openings are the limits established by Allah". (He again probably was hinting at the necessity to remain faithful to your spouse and parents and within purity and Chastity of mind and body Maryada Purushottam (4th Chakra) as well as probably Mooladhara (1st chakra) where chastity and innocence are tested. Going beyond is forbidden means clearly hinting at the "hell".
Devotion and Love:
"Not even a minimum of the devotion of a man is acceptable by "Allah" if it is not expressed with intelligence and the true participation of the heart. "You will not enter paradise until you believe and you will not believe until you love one another. (He has clearly mentioned Pseudo, selfish devotion is not welcome at all. Only pure desire and devotion from the heart with the true intention to attain Allah is welcome). He probably also hinted "one cannot enter paradise (heaven) until you believe it and start loving fellow human beings from the heart by forgiving their shortcomings).
12th Nov 2018
(updated a few points in between 12th Nov to 21st Nov 2018).
Sudesh DJV writes on contemporary subjects in the form of Articles and poems which is in the interest of the Nation in particular and for Mankind in general.
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