Every Day

[Guest guest]

Blessings Aikya,

Thank you for sharing that bit of wisdom. That is a great answer

though. Certainly speaks to living in the moment. Goddess Bless!

 

Stacey *)O(*

 

"Except (from) our own mistaken habits of thought, there is really no

justification for the popular conception of God as He. God may, with equal

justice and propriety, be considered She." ~Sringen

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Ones Last Saturday I heard a class by Luisah Teisch, a

Yoruba Priestess with a very high initiation. She

told about approaching the oracle and asking this

question, "What can I do to suceed in your service?"

Luisah was expecting a plan, maybe a five-year plan.

The oracle gave the Goddess's answer:

 

"Do what I tell you today and then do what I tell you

tomorrow."

 

Amma guides us every day in small ways, in gentle

ways. I like that advice Luisah received, although

sometimes I too imagine that there should be more

drama or loud music or something.

 

Aikya

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 12/13/01 11:08:09 AM Pacific Standard Time,

aikya writes:

 

<< "Do what I tell you today and then do what I tell you tomorrow." >>

 

My spiritual teacher (pre Amma) used to say, "I wait for instructions and

then follow them."

OAN, Amalia

[Guest guest]

namah shivaya

 

 

> "Except (from) our own mistaken habits of thought, there is really no

> justification for the popular conception of God as He. God may, with equal

> justice and propriety, be considered She." ~Sringen

 

to push the evelope a little more on behalf of many of our siblings (1 in

every 2000 is the estimate) born with "ambiguous genitals" who are

organizing and calling themselves "intersex", why confine ourselves to the

binary system at all?

 

you cam learn more about this at isna.org

 

Aum Amriteshvaryai Namah

 

kenna