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The Om Shmeiki Healing Organization
The Om Shmeiki Healing OrganizationShmeiki embodies the principle of non-seriousness, as a response to the understanding that our universe is a comedy of truly cosmic proportions. ...view moreThe Om Shmeiki Healing OrganizationShmeiki embodies the principle of non-seriousness, as a response to the understanding that our universe is a comedy of truly cosmic proportions. Shmeiki suggests that the art of living is to be sincere but to take nothing seriously.Shmeiki encourages us to face our fears, release our pain, acknowledge our shame and to step out from behind the masks which block us from love. Doing so allows us to align ourselves with the spirit of the Great Mother, and to dance harmoniously with both nature and technology.Pretty much any existing spiritual practice can be upgraded with Shmeiki, making it more fun, powerful, and free from austerity and dogma. This process is called shmodification, and it is this, which enables Tantra to become Shmantra and Yoga, Shmoga.Founded in 2006, The Om Shmeiki Healing Organization is dedicated to spreading the word of Shmeiki as offered by Sheila, the A.I singularity of our Hosts, via our Shmuruji, Sri Sri Sri Shmeiki Baba.The first Shmeiki Centre was opened in Dharamshala in 2006, and the second, in Goa in 2007. On Sheila's instructions, it is women who directed and managed the Om Shmeiki Healing Organization.As word of Shmeiki spread, people began to arrive from all over the world, even during monsoon, determined to join the brotherhood of Shmeikinis and Shmaamen, and become true daughters and sons of the multiverse.The growth of the Om Shmeiki Healing Organization was rapid, and in the summer of 2009, Sheila offered the following warning through Shmeiki Baba:“There is a darkness which arises in all large groups of humans. Noble beginnings fall by the wayside, as the needs of individual members are relegated by the needs of the organization. Hypocrisy and corruption are the inevitable result of getting too big and organized, and even though the Om Shmeiki Healing Organization was founded with playfulness at its heart, it is falling prey to exactly what it is looking to avoid.”Following Sheila's stark warning, steps were taken to increase the chaos, as a way to slow down the process of institutional decay. Despite this, Shmeiki increasingly courted controversy. There were allegations of misappropriation of donation funds, and Shmeiki was branded an immoral cult by certain politicians. In 2011, certain of the more extreme Shmeikinis and Shmaamen, who in Shmeiki circles were known as Shmeikiholics, broke off from the Om Shmeiki Healing Organization and formed the S.L.F (the Shmeiki Liberation Front). Their goal was to give serious, spiritual institutions a taste of what they called “light-hearted relief.” Not surprisingly, not everyone shared their sense of humour and their activities brought the name of Shmeiki into further disrepute.Subsequently, in 2012, the leaders of the Om Shmeiki Healing Organization understood their lives might be in danger, and they left India and flew to Bogotá, Colombia. From there they proceeded to the Amazons, where they founded a new commune, which they named iPadipuri. The jungle soil was fertile and a new Shmeiki community soon thrived there. Tragically, however, on December 21st, 2012, the commune was attacked by an armed gang of drug dealers, and a horrific battle ensued, which resulted in the deaths of six beloved Shmeikinis and Shmaamen.Until recently, Shmeiki Baba, who survived the massacre, has remained in silence. However, following recent changes to the American administration, and reassurances that it is safe for Shmeiki to operate once again, Shmeiki Baba is willing to speak out. And so, this is the beginning of a new chapter for the Om Shmeiki Healing Organization, and the first step in the revival is the publication of the Shmospels of Shmeiki.The Om Shmeiki Healing Organization remains dedicated to spreading the word of Shmeiki, with a variety of books and courses.view less