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March 21, 2023 marks the centenary of the birth of Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi, one of the most influential and respected figures in contemporary spiritual history. To mark this important anniversary, the World Foundation is joining the worldwide celebrations of Her

Over the last few years, there has been an increasing desire, both from parents and children to set up a Sahaja secondary school somewhere in Europe. And now, you'll be pleased to know that there is a project to extend Sahaja

Do you know the difference between amavasya and purnima? Luckily, we have you covered. With a dedicated team we've put together a special centenary calendar that includes all the major pujas for the year. Each month is decorated with an image

In Cabella, the Shri Mataji Foundation is committed to preserving and maintaining the heritage of Her legacy in many different ways. Since 2018, a large multi-year renovation plan that would transform the ground and first floor of the castle –

In the off-season, the castle undergoes maintenance to keep it in the best condition possible until the puja season arrives in late Spring. A small but dedicated team have worked tirelessly to install, embellish and inspect many of the utilities

Hotel Posta was re-opened after covid with the collective effort of yogis in Cabella. It served our community from puja to puja, providing a space to meet, greet and share the joy of reunion under the leafy green shade of

Last Puja season might have witnessed the most vibrational cappuccinos ever served in the history of the world. And to commemorate the occasion we are hosting the Posta Photo Competition – the winner will win a weekend at Posta for the

"Every Sahaja yogi should be conscious about how much energy he’s using of electricity, of telephones or of water, or of anything. We have to be frugal about it. If we do not take the responsibility of these things, then

The most eventful week in Cabella is, undoubtedly, Ganesha Puja and the wedding ceremonies.    Each occasion this weekend, be it beautifying the groom and bride with delicate and detailed mehndi, covering oneself with a generous serving of yellow-orange haldi, or allowing