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Something to check later
http://www.hindawi.com/journals/ecam/2011/960583/
http://www.smh.com.au/executive-style/fitness/clear-your-mind-to-beat-stress-20110712-1hbb7.html
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1601-5215.2010.00519.x/full
http://www.khaleejtimes.com/Displayarticle09.asp?section=health&xfile=data%2Fhealth%2F2011%2FNovember%2Fhealth_November66.xml
SY in prisons http://www.naturalnews.com/016026.html

Here is an excerpt from Shri Mataji’s talk Easter Puja, 1992:

Then also sending presents, some people start sending presents, tinned fruit. Now anybody sends tinned food we are going to throw it in the sea. Chocolates. There’s no need to send anything like that. If you have to send something then send something that is good for them for the whole school. Otherwise just don’t send. Only for your child please don’t send. You are Sahaja yogis, you are not like other people. You are special people. So if you have to send something, send for all the children but not chocolates or not things that will spoil their immune system as it is already in a very bad shape. Tinned fruit you should never send. Any kind of tinned food we are going to throw them out. And it’s gone so bad, that we had to import tinned food for these children to eat. “I don’t like it. I won’t have it.” So if you really want your children to be strong, healthy, wise, sensible Sahaja yogis then you must have wisdom yourself, to be parents. These are all realized souls born to you. Special blessings. So be kind to them, be nice to them. The harshness is not only the harshness of showing anger to the children but also of showing too much love, also is a kind of harshness because it hurts other children, also it hurts your child. Because that child starts thinking, “Oh I’m something very special. I need not study. I need not do anything.” So there should be a balanced attitude towards the children. That’s what somebody told Me that you already are booked to go to Dharamsala. I’m sorry, please don’t go. They are doing well, they are looked after. There’s all possibility of their coming down with such beautiful personalities that you’ll be proud of them. Try to understand. Try to realize that whatever effort Sahaja Yoga is putting for them should be fully materialized. I hope none of you are sort of, going to disturb them. And when you write letters always in the letter you must write, “I want you to study very well, I want you to come up very well. You are a good Sahaja yogi.” Like this. Instead of that, “I love you very much, I miss you, I’m crying morning till evening for you.” This not the way. This is Greek tragedy.

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You claimed to be adding sourced material back in, but all you did was add unsourced material! Atiyogafan (talk) 04:22, 20 July 2012 (UTC)

Please stop disrupting the Chakras and Kundalini pages

You are not helping with these pages. You are simply making them much worse with the non-RS material. BrahmanAdvaita (talk) 11:55, 20 July 2012 (UTC)

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