On the Impersonal/Personally playing/typo

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advaitin , colette@b... wrote:

> advaitin , "jody " <jodyrrr@h...> wrote:

> > advaitin , colette@b... wrote:

> >

> > [snip]

> >

> > > Oh! I have a slightly different view on this. Mother is Love.

> >

> > True, but love comes in many forms. If Mother is Shakti, and

> > Shakti is responsible for all manifestation in the universe,

> > She is just as responsible for the bad as the good.

> >

>

> Hello Jody. I relate that to Shiva perhaps. I think that for meN it

is

> their feminine they must come to terms with & with women it is their

> masculine.

>

> At first it's a great battle but is seen through as Love

>

> Thanks for sharing. I will read through this sharing from

> you carefully. I do care to try to understand the male essence. I

find

> it fascinating.

>

> Love,

>

> Col

>

>

> > ***************

> > Kali the Mother

> >

> > by Swami Vivekananda

> >

> > The stars are blotted out,

> > Clouds are covering clouds,

> > It is darkness, vibrant, sonant.

> > In the roaring whirling wind

> > Are the souls of a million lunatics,

> > Just loose from the prison house,

> > Wrenching trees by the roots,

> > Sweeping all from the path.

> > The sea has joined the fray,

> > And swirls up mountain waves,

> > To reach the pitchy sky.

> > The flash of lurid light

> > Reveals on every side

> > A thousand, thousand shades

> > Of Death begrimed and black -

> > Scattering plagues and sorrows,

> > Dancing mad with joy,

> > Come, Mother. Come!

> >

> > For Terror is Thy name,

> > Death is in Thy breath,

> > And every shaking step

> > Destroys a world for e'er.

> > Thou 'Time', the All-Destroyer!

> > Come, O Mother, Come!

> >

> > Who dares misery love,

> > And hug the form of Death,

> > Dance in destruction's dance,

> > To him the Mother comes.