Groups

“By entering into the transformation together, one renewal after another will take place, for each member of the group holds the key to the transformation and each one can bring forth their own personal insight that can help the others.”

(Morya Wijsheid book 6, chapter 2)

“It’s the patience that will be rewarded, and not the work. And this is curious. A person is anxious to get to work but this is just what he shouldn’t do. He does have to invest his time in the group, and especially invest his love.”

(Morya Wisdom 3, chapter 6)

What are Morya groups?

Small, simple gatherings of people who meet regularly to read and discuss Master Morya’s writings, to meditate together, to find support by sharing questions and experiences, and to find joy in meeting like-minded people.

With replies to questions such as:
What does a group do when they meet?
Does every group do the same thing?
How much does it cost?
Are you required to attend every time once you've started?

Advice from M. Morya for people who come together

Helpful advice from Master Morya on gathering with others. He also talks about how to make a Morya group work in practice, the benefits and importance of gathering as a group, what you should keep in mind, what happens energetically within a group, and much more.

Join a Morya group

Find a list of groups you can join. Local or online!

Starting your own group

Creating opportunities for people to meet one another is of enormous significance for the New Age. We therefore encourage every new initiative.

A group can consist of as few as two people—size doesn’t matter!

Meditation exercices for groups

A few examples of meditations you can practice as a group:

  • 1. Training the mind to handle light and vision
    2. Meditation in the Himalayas with the Masters
  • 3. Sending colours of light to one another

More meditations to try

Here you'll find more meditations that you can try on your own or with others. Pick a number yourself, choose from the list, or let chance decide for you.