Among the most cherished experiences of the annual weeklong Self-Realization Fellowship Convocations in Los Angeles were the satsangas with past SRF President Sri Daya Mata. By the God-love and tangible divine realization she radiated, Daya Mataji uplifted into a higher state of consciousness the thousands who attended from nations throughout the world. This deeply encouraging video, taped at the 1985 Convocation, allows all to share in those transforming moments, and to come away with renewed strength, inspiration, and commitment to making God’s unconditional love a reality in one’s own daily life.
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Yoganandaji reveals the innermost essence of this majestic scripture… who we are, why we were created, and our place and purpose in the vast cosmic scheme of things.
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Sri Sri Daya Mata (1914-2010) was one of the foremost disciples of Paramahansa Yogananda. A true “Mother of Compassion,” as her name signifies, she inspired those of all faiths and from all walks of life with the wisdom and great love of God conveyed through her talks, writings, and recordings. She met Paramahansaji in 1931 when he lectured in her hometown of Salt Lake City, Utah; and entered his ashram as a renunciant shortly thereafter. During the more than twenty years that she was privileged to receive Paramahansaji’s spiritual guidance and instruction, he personally prepared her to carry on his worldwide work after his passing. As president and spiritual head of Yogoda Satsanga Society of India/Self-Realization Fellowship for more than fifty-five years (from 1955 until her passing in 2010), she was a guiding force of inspiration, wisdom, and compassion for YSS/SRF monastics and members worldwide. 
