MEMBERS

Welcome to the members' page. Apart from this page, we have a number of pages in the login area with information that may be of interest to our current members, as well as anyone who attended Sydney Centre in the past or any SRF/YSS lessons student or devotee worldwide. If you are interested in having access to those pages, please email us to request the password by giving us your name and address (city, postcode and country only).

"The prime purpose of SRF temples and centres is to bring devotees together to seek God. Self-Realization Fellowship was not brought into existence to give only glimpses of God through words, but to enable earnest aspirants to know Him through direct experience.

You should regularly attend all the SRF services and meetings. Always associate with those who are loyal to God and the great Gurus and you will find your life becoming the highest type of life.

In sacred joy, in divine communion, we forget all limitations and differences. I pray that such communion may reign over all the earth, that on the altar of unity mankind will express the vast kingdom of Spirit. By the pickaxe of holy fellowship and divine communion the rocks and useless crusts over our souls are broken; the Immortal Spring gushes forth and brings to us new purity, new joy, new love, new wisdom. The company of true devotees can thus help us attain the consciousness of God".

— Paramahansa Yogananda, "Gather Together to Seek God"

 

Managing Council

The Sydney Centre Managing Council is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the Centre. The council plans all activities. Feel free to speak with any Managing Council member concerning any questions, comments, or recommendations about the Sydney Centre.

Service Readers

The Sydney Centre service readers conduct the weekly services for meditation and other services. All service readers are SRF Kriyabans (one who has received spiritual initiation) and spend many hours in preparation for their services.

 

Letters from Sri Mrinalini Mata, president of SRF

Letters from Sri Daya Mata, late president of SRF