RAMA, RAMA, SRI RAMA, JAI-JAI RAMA !

[Guest guest]

Salutations to thakur, Guru, and Ma!

 

 

 

M. (to the bhaktas)--Thakur had once become mad-like repeating this Ram-nam.

Sitting in the Panchavati he would cry.

 

I knew of a Maharashtrian sadhu who built himself a cottage on the bank of the

Godavari ; he was repeating the great mantra: RAMA, RAMA, SRI RAMA, JAI JAI

RAMA'. He repeated this for thirteen years--thirteen letters, so thirteen

years.

 

To the bhaktas--Why don't you all repeat the same name?

 

They all sing: RAMA, RAMA, SRI RAMA, JAI-JAI RAMA.

 

Thakur used to say : The yoga, the sacrifice, the vow, the reading of

scriptures, nothing avails, not even tapasya without His grace. When he sees

that havinjg renounced all, one is crying and calling upon him yearningly,

facing all troubles, his grace dawns. Then He reveals Himself.

 

They all sing loudly : RAMA, RAMa, SRI RAMA, JAI-JAI RAMA.

 

This Rama-Rama, said Thakur, is whispered into the ears of the dying by Mahadeva

Himself at the Manikarnika. He had himself seen Shiva doing so. Sing this very

name, all of you, sing :

 

RAMA, RAMA, SRI RAMA, JAI-JAI RAMA.

 

Thakur had gone to see the play of Dhruva-Charit. On hearing the wailing of

Suneeti he said : 'Let me tell you something here. On your becoming absolutely

sincere He is bound to reveal Himself, He must'. He emphasized it twice.

 

Every moment : RAMA, RAMA.

 

In India such things are happening even today.

 

M. again sings loudly with the bhaktas:

 

RAMA, RAMA, SRI RAMA, JAI-JAI RAMA

 

Said he to Vivekananda : He who is called the Indivisible Satchitananda in the

Veda, Him I call 'Ma, Ma', Him I call 'Rama, Rama'.

 

Again M. sings with the bhaktas:

 

RAMA, RAMA, SRI RAMA, JAI-JAI RAMA."

 

 

 

Satchitananda

 

Kathy

 

 

 

(M.-THE APOSTLE AND EVANGELIST. Vol. II., Chapter 18)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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