Who is a Hindu?

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this is exactly the net effect of noticing my

negativity :-)

Jai Ma!

--Aravind

 

--- childofdevi <childofdevi wrote:

>

> hmmm... when I am around Amma what is usually notice

> is that I am a

> totally rotten person compared to everyone else

> around:-). There are

> some truly wonderful people who spend day in and day

> out doing the

> most mundane things, without sleep sometimes and who

> are perpetually

> in good humour. I guess there are different lessons

> for each of us to

> learn.

>

> yogaman

>

>

> > My 2 cents: being with Amma I notice how the

> people

> > around push my buttons. It's very intense. But I

> > think it's part of the work Mother wants us to do.

> We

> > get to see the workings of our minds in

> excruciating

> > detail in Her presence. But ultimately I don't

> think

> > we're seeing anything new. Those irritations with

> > people occur in the work-a-day world all the time.

> We

> > just notice it big-time when we are with Mother.

> And

> > invariably the person who is most getting on my

> nerves

> > will be the person I do seva with or who sits in

> my

> > group of four during atma-puja. Amma loves doing

> > this.

> >

> > As for being "Hindu," I'm a white-guy Hindu

> myself.

> > My experience is that I don't have a "choice" in

> the

> > matter. I didn't choose to be a Hindu or a

> follower

> > of Sanatana Dharma or whatever. I just noticed

> one

> > day that it was the most accurate description.

> Not a

> > very good Hindu at all, at all. But a bad Hindu

> more

> > than anything else. It's all just labels anyway,

> like

> > others have more eloquently said.

> >

> > Jai Maa!

> > --Aravind Jami

> >

> >

> >

> >

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