Remarks

Name of book / Author

Shri Mataji said That the writer, Tolkien, is Realised Soul (If you know more details please write to me).

Shri Mataji Recommended that book (If you know more details please write to me)

 Pride and Prejudice / Jane Austen

Jonathan Livingston Seagull / Richard Bach

The Neverending Story / Michael Ende

 As I know Shri Mataji recommended that book in particular for Seeker or people who beginning Sahaja Yoga (If you know more details please write to me)

Siddhartha / Hermann Hesse

According to  http://sahaj-az.blogspot.com/2008/05/sahaja-biographical-dictionary.html

 Author: Okri Ben

 It's recommended to see some interpretation - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_Farm

For more information: Kahlil Gibran and Sahaja Yoga

 Kahlil Gibran

Shri Mataji said he was  realised ?

(About Tolstoy) "... She said that although the stories could be bit depressing, his characterisation was perfect, how described these pepole so beautifully, it was realy an art form".
(Anthony Headlam tell what Shri Mataji told him in Russia, in "Eternally Inspiring Recollections of Our Holy Mother" Vol' 3 pg' 90).

 Leo Tolstoy (1828 – 1910)

Shri Mataji liked this book

Razors Edge / William Somerset Maugham

http://www.sahajayoga.org/sahajnews/downloads/new_york_newsletter_may_13.doc

 In Search of an Identity: An Autobiography, Anwar Sadat, Harper Collins 1978

Maugham, Somerset (English writer)

By E. Fuller Torrey

Lewis, C.S. (= Clive Staples Lewis) (1898-1963) 

Shri Mataji said that we have to know the Scripture, and the roots of them are truth. Could be some wrong thing there add by people that were not holy like Paul (Paulus, Paul of Tarsus).

 There are translation that good and some that not (if someone want to  recommended please write)

Good translatin of Bhagavad Gita done by Juan Mascaro. Shri Mataji said he was realised - see http://www.sahaja-yoga-whitby.ca/2008/12/bhagavad-gita-translated-by-realized.html and also http://www.sahajayoga.org/sahajnews/downloads/new_york_newsletter_may_13.doc

 Shri Mataji said he was realsed soul

 Shakespeare, William

According to  http://sahaj-az.blogspot.com/2008/05/sahaja-biographical-dictionary.html 

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749  - 1832)

Lewis, C.S. (= Clive Staples Lewis) (1898-1963)

William Wordsworth (1770-1850)

"Shri Bhairava incarnated as the prophet, poet, painter, and visionary William Blake" (Nirmala Vidya, pg' 229)

 William Blake

 Shri Mataji said they were (all?) realised souls

 1.Kabir (Indian poet, 14th century) 2. Gyaneshwara. 3. Adi Shankaracharya.((788 CE - 820 CE).

There were Seers in the West who also knew about this knowledge by which one can achieve that state of Self-Realisation.

In England William Blake, Moliere in France, De Maupassant in France, and many other poets like C.S. Lewis, and certain persons in America, have been endowed with this future vision of Divine life entering into human beings.’ (Shri Mataji in her book Meta Modern Era, chap.11, The Subtle System)"

Quote in http://www.free-meditation.ca/archives/2195

De Maupassant (1850-1893)

"Read Homer... you have the books, read them".
(A Sahaja Yogi by name Theofore Estathiou, tell what Shri Mataji told him so in Greece. It written in the book "Eternally Inspiring Recollections of Our Holy Mother" Vol' 3 pg' 50).
 

Reason

Name of Musician

 Realised ?

 The Beatles

 Cat Stevens

 Shri Mataji said he is realised

 Sting

 1. Ludwig van Beethoven.

2. Antonio Vivaldi

  Oum (Um) Kalthoum

Mozart is an incarnation of Shri Narada. His music principally activates the central channel. In his opera The Magic Flute, he express the qualities of  of the seeker of truth through the characters of Tamino and Pamina ond those of the Adi Guru through the character of Sarastro (Zarathustra).
(Nirmala Vidya, pg' 49).

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Bach's music activates the right channel and through his masterly '48 Preludes and Fugues' Bach helped to establish the basis of conventional western harmony.

Handel's music activates the left channel. His most Famous work 'The Messiah' is said to have been composed in only twenty-four days.
(Nirmala Vidya, pg' 49)

1.Johann Sebastian Bach.

2.George Frideric Handel

According to  http://sahaj-az.blogspot.com/2008/05/sahaja-biographical-dictionary.html 

Albinoni, Tomaso (Italian musician)

Bono (Irish musician/activist)

John Dunstaple or Dunstable

Joshi, Bhimsen (Indian singer)

Kirkby, Emma

Marsalis, Wynton (American musician)

Tchaikovsky, Pytor Ilyich

Thomas Tallis (1510-1585)