"You have to move in the public"

"So then you come to the point where you are in the public, you are in the public. You've to circulate now, you have to articulate in the public, you have to move in the public. You're not only for a secluded, some group of Sahaja Yogis, you're not that. But you have to articulate, you have to circulate. Now for that, what should we do. You have to understand that we have to form other groups, other things by which we can circulate.
Let's see now in England: - we can form some societies. Let's form some society which are not, which are not are what we call them as the Sahaja Yogas, because you are different from them. So now let us form some societies. We form certain societies, say let us form a society where we talk about the decadence of this country; how the decadence has come in, why it is there, why are we spoiling our young children, why are we behaving like this. Let us see. Let us start a society under this name.  
Let us start a society which will fight all social problems
Like, let us I said in India, let us start a society which is against dowry system.

That's how you'll circulate with them and later on when they come up to a point they will see your character and then you can talk to them about Sahaja Yoga."

(1986-03/05: Talk to Sahaja Yogis, Wimbledon)


AMUME  

Amume, is an acronym in Spanish language which means Association of municipalists women of Ecuador, at the moment we are looking for their cooperation to develop a public conference regarding the role of women in the society and a Kuchipudi workshop as a tool of cultural interchange. Of course, this is a a very good opportunity to bring the realization to many women.

  1995/09/13 Shri Mataji's Address at the United Nations 4th World Conference on Women
  Title of Conference: Women Speak Out on Peace

In South America many women are abused, some of them are still used as slaves and usually they earning less than the men, in case they are paid. Ecuador has a very big indigenous population and many of their women are rejected in the society since the colonial times.

 

 Ecuadorian aborigin painting her pottery

 AMUME is empowering the women with education, the knowledge of their rignts and the development of entrepreneur women and leaders in their communities.

We request for your bandhans and vibrated attention in this subject that this possibility will work out.

Thank you very much for your contributions, we are very close to the 50%.