Guest guest Posted July 10, 2000 Report Share Posted July 10, 2000 Hello to all the devotees of Ammachi who are currently using this resource! I am a 35 year old male living in Glasgow in Scotland, and I have, for the past year, been very interested in the thoughts and divine power of Ammachi. So I am delighted to find this resource for asking questions and finding out more information. Sadly, I have only encountered Ammachi on one occasion. I travelled down to london to meet with Shree Maa and a stranger took me across London to see Ammachi. However, I was not able to stay long enough to wait my turn for an embrace from this beautiful avatar. I wonder if anyone can tell me anything about the thousand names of the divine mother? I have looked for information on the internet, but I find it all a little vague. Where can the names be found, and should they all be recalled to memory before being chanted? Love to everyone from Food of Love. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 10, 2000 Report Share Posted July 10, 2000 Om Namah Shivaya, At Amma's website www.ammachi.org, they sell a book called "The Thousand Names of the Divine Mother, Sri Lalita Sahasranama With Commentary by T.V. Narayana Menon. They also sell a cassette called Sri Lalita Saharanam, a 90-minute tape chanted by Ammachi's disciples. I think they also sell a new interactive CD which teaches you how to chant the 1000 names. Om Amriteshvaryai Namaha food_of_love <food_of_love Ammachi <Ammachi > Monday, July 10, 2000 6:39 AM A Warm Welcome >Hello to all the devotees of Ammachi who are currently using this >resource! > >I am a 35 year old male living in Glasgow in Scotland, and I have, >for the past year, been very interested in the thoughts and divine >power of Ammachi. So I am delighted to find this resource for >asking questions and finding out more information. > >Sadly, I have only encountered Ammachi on one occasion. I >travelled down to london to meet with Shree Maa and a stranger >took me across London to see Ammachi. However, I was not >able to stay long enough to wait my turn for an embrace from this >beautiful avatar. > >I wonder if anyone can tell me anything about the thousand >names of the divine mother? I have looked for information on the >internet, but I find it all a little vague. Where can the names be >found, and should they all be recalled to memory before being >chanted? > >Love to everyone from Food of Love. > > >------ >**BELIEFNET SHOPPING** Save $20 at the Beliefnet store! Thousands of >religious and spiritual gifts and products. Now- get $20 off purchases >of $50 or more through July 10. >http://click./1/5591/6/_/137543/_/963236341/ >------ > >Aum Amriteswarayai Namaha! > >Ammachi- > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 10, 2000 Report Share Posted July 10, 2000 << I wonder if anyone can tell me anything about the thousand names of the divine mother? I have looked for information on the internet, but I find it all a little vague. Where can the names be found, and should they all be recalled to memory before being chanted? >> Dear one, there is a website-- Mothersbooks.org, where there are lots of great things available, among them the new CD ROM of the 1000 Names of the Divine Mother, also called "Sri Lalita Sahasranama". I bought it recently and it is great. One could certainly learn the 1000 names from this wonderful resource, probably easier than any other way. The graphics, music, text, everything is superb. There is a good book on the 1000 names available from that site as well, which has nice explanations of the names. Normally, at Her ashram in India, one repeats the names after they are chanted by a leader. Many people will be seen chanting on their own, usually holding the small 1000 names booklet (not too many know them by heart). On tour, a single mantra will be chanted after each name, to make it easier for the crowds to take part. Mother will more than likely come to London this fall, so go see Her again, and get that darshan this time! Jai Amma, Eknath Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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