London

[Guest guest]

Dear Friends,

 

please excuse my typing.There is a problem with my right hand.

The London program was a more calm affair than last year. The

program was held in the large Crystal Palace sports hall.

 

The second evening ,during bhajans, Amma called for and sang Iswari

Tumi in Hebrew.I wondered why. The next day I found out that 15

people had come from Israel to attend the program.

 

I gave Amma a white rose druing my darshan, asking Amma for more

purity of mind. My mind often goes into a critical attitude towards

others and their actions.....like why people in the household do not

clean up after themselves more often, or put their dishes in the

dishwasher, and in the correct way so I do not have to rearrange

them, etc., etc. etc...(here I am not at all talking about

Ása---now Vani having just got her new name from Amma---, but others

who pass through our household; and these are small issues but they

take a toll on my mind and body). Why can't I just accept situations

and be more like Amma?

Well, at Devi Bhava Amma wore a white sari, and I thought "Oh,

maybe this is a message to me and I am really going to get help with

my critical mindset problem." I am hopeful and waiting.

 

>From : Ultimate Success, a new book by by Swami Ramakrishnananda.

pages 71-72 :

"...a devotee asked Amma," Don't you feel sad thinking about all of

the hardships you have undergone in your life?" Amma replied, "No,

because I am the one who wrote the play that I am enacting now."

 

Premarupa, your son Vinay was smiling, working hard and happy....a

joy to see.

I will try to write more later.

 

In Amma's Love,

Sarama

 

P.S. I have begun to sign my posts as Sarama so as to not be

confused with anyone else, as Sara is a common name.

Sarama is the name of the very kind Chrisitan lady at the Casino

hotel in Cochin, in charge of housekeeping, who arranged for nice

outfits to be made for me, so that I would be well dressed at AV 50.

That is how the name Sarama popped into my head when I was searching

for a distinct name for my identity. I am a bit too scared to ask

Amma for a name, never knowing what she might hit me with.

[Guest guest]

>

> The second evening ,during bhajans, Amma called for

> and sang Iswari

> Tumi in Hebrew.I wondered why. The next day I found

> out that 15

> people had come from Israel to attend the program.

>

 

So why didn't she sing it in Icelandic for you?

 

I wonder if they've got a Gaelic version of Ishwar

Tumhi in the works for Amma's Dublin visit?

 

Keval

(waiting for Ishwar Tumhi in Klingon!)