Guest guest Posted January 4, 2001 Report Share Posted January 4, 2001 Dear Visvanathan, I am so glad I ventured to confess my not appreciating the name Amma chose for me. If I had kept silent and struggled to accept my name, I would still be struggling. Thanks to the generosity and knowledge of my brothers and sisters on the path, I have a wonderful new perspective on my name. You all have brought me wonderful possibilities for seeing it as a treasured and meaningful name. I am growing to love it in a few short e-mails which I will reread and reread. I had no idea it was a symbol of the convergence of the ida, pingala and sushuma currents in the highest chakras. Your insight and poetic vision of the meaning are beautiful. Thank you so much! Namaste Your sister, Triveni Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2001 Report Share Posted January 4, 2001 Om Amrtesvaryai Namah!! Namaste dear sister Triveni! is not Triveni also a symbol of the convergance of the ida, pingala and sushumna currents in the highest chakras? Ganga is one of the currents, Yamuna is the other Ida and Pingala...and the hidden, ancient, "dry" river Saraswati (which actually still apparently has water, but it's way too deep in the ground...an "underground" river...this is Sushumna...Also Saraswati is the Divine Mother, and Kunkalini Ma is also considered to be the Divine Sakti........ so you could think of yourself dear sister, as the point of confluence of those holy streams, both on this world, and the ethereal levels...both the Ganga and the PranaSakti... Triveni is considered to be one of the Holiest places in India...Even the Gods repair to Triveni for their sacrifices, and Melas...and too, they attend the Kumbha Melas there too.... So you could think of yourself as the one to whom are attracted all the saints, and the holy people, and you are that sacred meeting of the rivers.....where they combine into one rushing river heading for the sea......Also as you know it is a reference to your previous practice....does it not refer to the ideas of Kriya Yoga, Paramahansa Yoganandaji's teachings, or at least as i said to the ideas of Kundalini Yoga...? that means you are a Tirtham...a holy place, where the angels love to come and sing.....sounds like a lovely name to me!!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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