Following Government guidelines all UK Sahaja Yoga meetings are currently postponed to reflect our commitment to the benevolence and wellbeing of our participants.
You are encouraged to learn meditation via one of our online platforms. Please visit where there will be live meditation sessions every weekday (Monday to Friday).
Volunteers in your local area are also arranging online meditation sessions to replace their public meetings. Please watch this space for more details coming soon.
Sahaja Yoga is a unique method of meditation based on the experience of Self-Realisation through Kundalini Awakening. It establishes a deep state of inner silence and joy, where one experiences the deepest self, free from unhelpful thoughts, anxieties and worries.
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Sahaja Yoga was founded in 1970 by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi and is now practised worldwide. Find out more at www.shrimataji.org.
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​Our regular meditation sessions are run by knowledgeable volunteers and are always completely free of charge.
Find a Free Meditation Session Near You
Available weekly across the country, run by our team of experienced volunteers
IT WORKS
During meditation, you will feel relaxed with a deep sense of inner calm
With regular meditation, you will develop an innate calmness and a greater ability to deal with the stresses and challenges of life
Why Attend a Meditation Session?
What Can I Expect?
The experience of Sahaja Yoga Meditation and Self-Realisation is subtle and extremely gentle. One enjoys a peaceful state where thinking reduces and the mind becomes still, whilst remaining fully aware in the present moment. With regular meditation, one develops deep inner stillness and calm, and an increased ability to deal with the challenges and stresses of daily life.
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In Sahaja Yoga, we normally sit on chairs to meditate; so no need for mats or special clothing!
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Our weekly sessions feature introductory talks, guided meditations, videos, practical workshops, with time for questions. There are ample opportunities to discuss the aims, culture and tradition of meditation, along with sharing practical insights on meditating at home and methods of maintaining balance throughout the day.
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You may wish to attend an occasional whole day retreat to deepen your experience of meditation in an informal and relaxed environment.
