Happy Navratri ! [ Correction]

[Guest guest]

ashoka33@h... wrote: The blessed mother is showering me with a young

woman's love. Thanks mom. How do you always know exactly what I want?

Gongchime.

 

 

NMadasamy wrote: Interesting thought!!!! I thought this outragedlyrics

is a young man named Lawrence. How does the Mom come into the pic?

 

 

NOw I remember again, "Lawrance" too said that "his" descendent comes

from India and migrate into Guyana. And his family worship Kali and

Kateri Amman. But why call Lawrence?

 

Maybe "Lawrence" would like to introduce himself to us in this list?

Maybe too "Lawrence" would like to tell us about the

worshipping of

Kali and Kateri Devi in Guyana.

[Guest guest]

lols yes my name is Lawrence does it sound to strange to you that I

am an indian who is guyanese decent and whose family is a worshipper

of the great Mother? My call name is Omesh ( lols so i do have an

indian name actually it's a book name given to me at birth). My name

Lawrence comes from my grandfather whose name is Lawrence.

 

My ancestors has always been dedicated to Lord Madurai Veeran (Madurai Veeran is

a family deity) , but my family also bring in the GREAT WORSHIP OF MY DIVINE

MOTHER. Maha Kali is the big sister of Maha Kateri (there are said to be 7

sisters). In Guyana and trinidad people who are worshippers of the hindu sect of

the Mother is called "Madrasis." I'm gonna make a guess becuase the origin of

our worship goes back to the capital of Tamil which is said to be Madras.

 

In "Madrasi" temple which is called Kali Church we worship Madurai

Veeran, Muneeswaran, Ganga devi, Shiva, Krishna, Ganesh, Kateri, Maha

Kali,Parameshwarie, Sangilini, and etc. "Madrasis" also believe in a land Master

who is called "Dee." My grandfather told me "Dee" is suppose to be white man who

is land master. The worship of Maha

Kateri is always worshipped next to Ganga which is why they are

worshipped most of the times next to rivers. Mother Kateri is also

called "Little Mother" by madrasis.

 

The color that is associated to Her is always black and people can either

sacrfice or let go a black chicken or goat (it has to be black and has to be

female). The puja that is greatly associated to Maha Kali is the Karagam puja.

In Madrasi temples people do go in trance or they just feel vibrations( which is

called play )which can get stronger by pouring dye water upon yourself. In order

to see if the people who is "playing" is really telling the truth that it is God

they have to swallo fire and sometimes they get beat with a heavy wet rope.

 

I hope that can clear things up on me

 

-Lawrence

 

P.S: i'm 17 .

[Guest guest]

outragedlyrics wrote: lols yes my name is Lawrence does it sound to

strange to you that I am an indian who is guyanese decent and whose

family is a worshipper of the great Mother? My call name is Omesh (

lols so I do have an indian name actually it's a book name given to

me at birth). My name Lawrence comes from my grandfather whose name

is Lawrence.

 

 

Good Morning Lawrence, and thank you for that short introduction.

You see it makes it easier eh! if you introduce your self properly.

 

Do I find it strange to an indian who is guyanese decent and whose

family is a worshipper of the great Mother?

 

I am being told that you can find these two group of people

almost everywhere including at the antartica [ I dont know how true

this statement is ]: The Indians and Chinese. So NO I am not

surprise. We have Russians and many others from Eastern Europe who

are the worshipper of the Great Mother. And some of them I know can

speak, write and read Sanskrit. I have an opportunity to chat with

one from China too, doing her Phd [ if I am not mistaken ] in

Shaktism. Even the aboriginese in the Malay Peninsula especially in

the Johor region have the image of Shiva and Kali in their sacred

ground. You want more?

 

My question is rather normal right and almost anyone would have ask

you the same. Where the Lawrence come from if your whole family is

of Hindu origin? You have answered them, I thank you.