New website for Amma's children

[Guest guest]

Om Namah Shivayah!

 

I am in the process of working on a website that will serve as a

spiritual gathering place for Amma's children on the Internet. I want

it to serve more as an homage to Amma...a place where stories, poems

and thoughts can be shared. Ideally, I want it to be a place where

creativity can flourish and we can all connect with each other and

Amma through the power of the written word in a very relaxed and fun

way.

 

I am going to have a section specifically for posting dreams of

Mother, a poetry area, a visual arts area and I would also like to

include links to devotees businesses and such.

 

This is a painstaking work that still has a way to go, but I wanted to

ask you all to please offer up any ideas that could help make this a

wonderful place to visit. What would you most like to see when

visiting a website devoted to Mother? Are there some areas that could

make a website like this more intriguing to long-time devotees and

newcomers alike? I am open to any and all suggestions.

 

I hope to have the baby version of the site up and running within the

next month or so.

 

For those of you who like to write, I also can offer you your own

little corner on the site to talk about whatever you would like. You

will have your own password, and will be able to log into the site and

make your own posts. If any of you may be interested in this, please

let me know.

 

I have yet to see an extensive website devoted to Mother that is also

a gathering place for all devotees (outside of her main websites of

course)...so I am very excited about this and look forward to input.

 

Jai Ma!

 

Ananthasree

[Guest guest]

i think this is wonderful!

 

i, for one, would love a section of 'testimonials' -- place where people

share their stories, experiences, miracles, etc.~

 

Ananthasree wrote:

 

>Om Namah Shivayah!

>

>I am in the process of working on a website that will serve as a

>spiritual gathering place for Amma's children on the Internet. I want

>it to serve more as an homage to Amma...a place where stories, poems

>and thoughts can be shared. Ideally, I want it to be a place where

>creativity can flourish and we can all connect with each other and

>Amma through the power of the written word in a very relaxed and fun

>way.

>

>I am going to have a section specifically for posting dreams of

>Mother, a poetry area, a visual arts area and I would also like to

>include links to devotees businesses and such.

>

>This is a painstaking work that still has a way to go, but I wanted to

>ask you all to please offer up any ideas that could help make this a

>wonderful place to visit. What would you most like to see when

>visiting a website devoted to Mother? Are there some areas that could

>make a website like this more intriguing to long-time devotees and

>newcomers alike? I am open to any and all suggestions.

>

>I hope to have the baby version of the site up and running within the

>next month or so.

>

>For those of you who like to write, I also can offer you your own

>little corner on the site to talk about whatever you would like. You

>will have your own password, and will be able to log into the site and

>make your own posts. If any of you may be interested in this, please

>let me know.

>

>I have yet to see an extensive website devoted to Mother that is also

>a gathering place for all devotees (outside of her main websites of

>course)...so I am very excited about this and look forward to input.

>

>Jai Ma!

>

>Ananthasree

>

>

>

>

 

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Be Love,

Egyirba (Berijoy)

http://www.egyirba.net

 

"Without a sacred center, no one knows right from wrong." ~Thomas

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