Mother Meera

"I am looking into every corner of your being. I am looking at everything within you to see where I can help, where I can give healing and power. At the same time, I am giving Light to every part of your being, I am opening every part of yourself to Light. When you are open you will feel and see this clearly."

 

"Those who come to me for darshan receive whatever they need - knowledge does not necessarily come with the Light. When our devotion, surrender and humility grow deeper and deeper, then knowledge will come from Paramatman and will make things clearer and clearer."
   
       ~ Mother Meera

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What Is Darshan?

Darshan is a Sanskrit word that means vision or seeing the Divine. It is the experience of receiving a vision, blessing, or feeling of a Divine presence through meditation, prayer, deep aspiration, or simply by sudden grace.

 

Darshan is deeply intimate and at the same time expansive and universal. One connects with the Divine Mother and with one's own divinity. It is seeing and being seen. It is indescribable and must be experienced.

 

First we kneel, bow down (pranam) in front of Mother Meera, and then she takes our head between her hands. During this time, Mother is working at the soul level, untying knots of your karma.

 

When she removes her hands, we look up into her eyes.

When she drops her eyes, this is the cue that the individual darshan with Mother Meera is finished.

 

Darshan Etiquette

Here are a few things good to know in advance about coming to Darshan.

    1. Come dressed in comfortable, modest clothing and with clean hair.
    2. Darshan is in silence. Once inside the Darshan hall, please be silent.
    3. Guests should be able to sit quietly for two-to-three hours and should have stable enough health to attend Darshan without disturbance.
    4. If you cannot kneel or need a chair for your personal Darshan with Mother, tell the volunteer at the door. You will receive directions for your special needs.
    5. It is good to sit, meditate, and be still both before and after personal darshan with Mother. Plan to stay for at least several hours. Mother will give a special blessing at the end of darshan.
    6. Each person may receive one darshan per day in one city only.
    7. Please, no children under 16. They receive Mother's blessings through their parents.
    8. Please do not bring flowers, potted plants, or food for Mother.
    9. There is no eating in the Darshan hall.
    10. Bottled water can be brought into the hall.
    11. Cell phones must be turned off before entering the building.
    12. Picture-taking is not allowed.

Time schedule for Darshan hall:

2 PM Darshan: 1 PM- doors open; 1:40 PM - please be in your seats; 2 PM - Darshan begin; after 3 PM - no late admittance to the Darshan hall.

7 PM Darshan: 6 PM - doors open; 6:40 PM - please be in your seats; 7 PM - Darshan begins; after 8 PM late admittance is possible only if there are seats available.

Location: Arizona State University Tempe: Memorial Union Building - Ventana Ballroom, 301 E. Orange Street, Tempe, AZ 85287.
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Darshan in Germany

Mother Meera gives four Darshans every week when She is in Germany: Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Monday evenings at 7:00pm. Check in is at 6:15pm. Non-Europeans may attend 2 weekends in 6 months. Reservations are required. Darshan is free; no payment is required. Reservations may only be made by phone. To make a reservation from the U.S. call 011-49-6436-91051 from 10:00am - 5:00pm German time (2:00am - 9:00am mountain time). Click here for detailed information.

 

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