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in case anyone was wondering whether the Toronto devi

bhava would equal or exceed last year's marathon, it

didn't. ended around 10:15 am, and the tokens only

went up to about 5900. Still a big show, but well

down from going almost to noon, with well over 7000

tokens handed out.

 

There were about 600 retreat registrants, also down

from 2004. Apparently crowds were down compared to

last year at several of the other U.S. cities public

programs and retreats.

 

Keval

 

 

 

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Yes, nterestingly, I've heard that the programs in many of the cities were

smaller/shorter

this year. I can't remember it ever happening that a program was smaller/shorter

than the

year before. This year in NYC, although the morning programs went late, Amma

actually

finished the evening programs (at least one night) around 2am, which has been

unheard of

in recent years! Some of us were speculating as to why, though we're not really

sure...

 

Namah Shivaya,

Iswari

 

Ammachi, Mike Brooker <patria1818> wrote:

> in case anyone was wondering whether the Toronto devi

> bhava would equal or exceed last year's marathon, it

> didn't. ended around 10:15 am, and the tokens only

> went up to about 5900. Still a big show, but well

> down from going almost to noon, with well over 7000

> tokens handed out.

>

> There were about 600 retreat registrants, also down

> from 2004. Apparently crowds were down compared to

> last year at several of the other U.S. cities public

> programs and retreats.

>

> Keval

>

>

>

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> Start your day with - make it your home page

> http://www./r/hs

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Oh, Keval, or other Toronto devotees ... what color sari did Devi wear???

 

In Marlboro, Mass., aka "Boston," She wore a saffron orangey-red, with

figurings of just a hint of lotus pink and emerald green woven into

the golden borders.

 

I think darshan went until 11:15 or 11:30 into the morning, or did

someone mention that already?

 

Swamijji sang that boat song that Iswari and so, so many of Mother's

children love. It was fun dancing. Boston rocks the house to the A

to the M to the M to the A!!!

 

love from qns, prashanti

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The Marlboro, MA Devi Bhava went on till a little after 11AM. What is

the name of the boat song? Also, can anyone name a few of the other

fast-paced songs that were played that night? They were wonderful and

I want them!! :)

 

JAI MA!

 

Ananthasree

 

 

 

 

Ammachi, Rachel Barrett Gallop

<hipstorian@g...> wrote:

> Oh, Keval, or other Toronto devotees ... what color sari did Devi

wear???

>

> In Marlboro, Mass., aka "Boston," She wore a saffron orangey-red, with

> figurings of just a hint of lotus pink and emerald green woven into

> the golden borders.

>

> I think darshan went until 11:15 or 11:30 into the morning, or did

> someone mention that already?

>

> Swamijji sang that boat song that Iswari and so, so many of Mother's

> children love. It was fun dancing. Boston rocks the house to the A

> to the M to the M to the A!!!

>

> love from qns, prashanti

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Amrita Vahini, Bhajanamritam IV, p. 20. I heard this playing for the first time

at a wedding

at the Rhode Island retreat, and I had to find out what it was! It's so much

fun! Iswari

 

Ammachi, "Ananthasree" <michellewalsh88@h...> wrote:

> The Marlboro, MA Devi Bhava went on till a little after 11AM. What is

> the name of the boat song? Also, can anyone name a few of the other

> fast-paced songs that were played that night? They were wonderful and

> I want them!! :)

>

> JAI MA!

>

> Ananthasree

>

>

>

>

> Ammachi, Rachel Barrett Gallop

> <hipstorian@g...> wrote:

> > Oh, Keval, or other Toronto devotees ... what color sari did Devi

> wear???

> >

> > In Marlboro, Mass., aka "Boston," She wore a saffron orangey-red, with

> > figurings of just a hint of lotus pink and emerald green woven into

> > the golden borders.

> >

> > I think darshan went until 11:15 or 11:30 into the morning, or did

> > someone mention that already?

> >

> > Swamijji sang that boat song that Iswari and so, so many of Mother's

> > children love. It was fun dancing. Boston rocks the house to the A

> > to the M to the M to the A!!!

> >

> > love from qns, prashanti

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I couldnt goto Toronto this year. I missed Amma's presence there. since darshan

was during the beginning of week days many people missed it.

 

If I get Amma's blessings I will defenitely go next year.

 

Aum Amriteswarayai Namaha!

 

ammasiswari <ammasiswari wrote:

Amrita Vahini, Bhajanamritam IV, p. 20. I heard this playing for the first time

at a wedding

at the Rhode Island retreat, and I had to find out what it was! It's so much

fun! Iswari

 

Ammachi, "Ananthasree" <michellewalsh88@h...> wrote:

> The Marlboro, MA Devi Bhava went on till a little after 11AM. What is

> the name of the boat song? Also, can anyone name a few of the other

> fast-paced songs that were played that night? They were wonderful and

> I want them!! :)

>

> JAI MA!

>

> Ananthasree

>

>

>

>

> Ammachi, Rachel Barrett Gallop

> <hipstorian@g...> wrote:

> > Oh, Keval, or other Toronto devotees ... what color sari did Devi

> wear???

> >

> > In Marlboro, Mass., aka "Boston," She wore a saffron orangey-red, with

> > figurings of just a hint of lotus pink and emerald green woven into

> > the golden borders.

> >

> > I think darshan went until 11:15 or 11:30 into the morning, or did

> > someone mention that already?

> >

> > Swamijji sang that boat song that Iswari and so, so many of Mother's

> > children love. It was fun dancing. Boston rocks the house to the A

> > to the M to the M to the A!!!

> >

> > love from qns, prashanti

 

 

 

 

Aum Amriteswarayai Namaha!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Visit your group "Ammachi" on the web.

 

Ammachi

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Namaste Anantashree,

 

Yes they were awesome!! I want them too, Please let me know if you

get the names.

 

Thanks

Narayan

 

Ammachi, "Ananthasree" <michellewalsh88@h...>

wrote:

> The Marlboro, MA Devi Bhava went on till a little after 11AM. What

is

> the name of the boat song? Also, can anyone name a few of the other

> fast-paced songs that were played that night? They were wonderful

and

> I want them!! :)

>

> JAI MA!

>

> Ananthasree

>

>

>

>

> Ammachi, Rachel Barrett Gallop

> <hipstorian@g...> wrote:

> > Oh, Keval, or other Toronto devotees ... what color sari did Devi

> wear???

> >

> > In Marlboro, Mass., aka "Boston," She wore a saffron orangey-

red, with

> > figurings of just a hint of lotus pink and emerald green woven

into

> > the golden borders.

> >

> > I think darshan went until 11:15 or 11:30 into the morning, or

did

> > someone mention that already?

> >

> > Swamijji sang that boat song that Iswari and so, so many of

Mother's

> > children love. It was fun dancing. Boston rocks the house to

the A

> > to the M to the M to the A!!!

> >

> > love from qns, prashanti

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