The 4th Master of Sahaj Marg?

Translation of an article by Élodie: "Le 4è Maitre du Sahaj Marg", on her blog in Europe: Pour Que Vive Le Sahaj Marg.


4d-Don says:  

It appears that the Sahaj Marg "Businessmen Establishment", still count Lalaji as their first Master.   Babuji, (the real founder of Sahaj Marg and the Shri Ram Chandra Mission (Shahjahanpur-1945)), they count as the second Master of Sahaj Marg.   And Chari, who was not accepted by the Board of Directors of SRCM (Shahjahanpur-1945) as Babuji's successor (and who later (1997) registered his own self-invented version of SRCM in San Luis Obispo, California, USA, in 1997, they count as the third Master of Sahaj Marg.   

Now anyone who can count to four (4), knows that the truth does not lie in their fallacious claims.  Lalji has his own following with their many legal entities.  Beside, the teachings of  Lalaji, the first Hindu Master of the Naqshbandiya Sufi Brotherhood lineage, does not resemble the teachings of the Sahaj Marg of Babuji nor Chari.    And Babuji's family still do not accept Chari as their grandfather's successor;  much less Kanlesh D. Patel who the Medium recently called the "4th and Last Master of Sahaj Marg". 

Judging by the many speeches of Chari (and of Kamless D. Patel (see exerpts below)) warning about the many internal discords,  I would say that the ancient Chinese curse: "My you live in interesting times", applies to Sahaj Marg and the Shri Ram Chandra Mission in spades.  

Hmmmm!  Very Interesting ...


  
Dec. 24, 2014

The 4th Master of Sahaj Marg?

Kamlesh D. Patel has been confirmed as the new president of the Shri Ram Chandra Mission and the fourth spiritual Master of Sahaj Marg, in Sahaj Sandesh dated Tuesday December 23rd and by the Mission Working Committee took note of this statement of fact.

He spoke the same day: first speech of the new master, at the request of the Secretary General, U.S. Bajpai. Excerpts:

"(... ) Harmony. Harmony is sadly lacking in our Mission. We must promise to him now at least, let’s not have any more differences. Differences are good, they are great, but they should not be escalated to the level of dislikes and hatred towards each other. We are brothers and sisters.

 (...) There’s a greater unity among thieves, but it is unfortunate that spiritual beings who are in search of God don’t remain united. It is unfortunate that they still hanker after name and fame; they want to portray every little credit. 

(...) He used to say, “I need no money from anyone,” although all his life he was misunderstood that he invited only the rich people. It is a shameful thing to speak about your Master like that. How many rich people were there, or are here today who spent time with Master in his last days, in the last few years?

(...) I gave these examples only to show you that if you at all had these ideas about Master, please remove them. It is a sin even to think like that, but sometimes we think like that because we don’t get to enter the gate. Out of anger we may think like that, and if we as abhyasis continue to have that anger, what sort of abhyasis are we?

(...)"

Despite this, we still know too little about Chari's successor. Until his biography appears, one can read: Le portrait de Kamlesh Patel se précise. (in French)...  or in English: At Sahaj Marg, the Portrait of Kamlesh D. Patel, comes into focus.

Élodie

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