To Kenna: Hridaya Chora

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If I'm not mistaken, "Hridaya" means "Heart" in Sanskrit. So "Hridaya Chora"

means "Stealer of Hearts". A good pet name for our Beloved Amma, no? ( smile

) Now if Amma would only steal away my pesky ego...

Jai Beloved Ma,

Advait

 

On 8/23/05, Kenna <itskenna wrote:

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> > My nickname for Amma would be "Hridaya Chora". Maybe someone could

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> > an Amma bhajan with that title...? ( smile ) Jai Ma! -Advait

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why thank you, dear Advait! I¹ve often sung it in songs, but never knew what

I was singing.

Humm. Maybe our list has just added another dimension: Sanskrit lessons!

As for our pesky egos, I¹ve noticed She manages to snatch a little now and

then, by Her grace.

Monkey mind kicks and screams, She snatches.

Jai Amma.

premarupa

 

> If I'm not mistaken, "Hridaya" means "Heart" in Sanskrit. So "Hridaya Chora"

> means "Stealer of Hearts". A good pet name for our Beloved Amma, no? ( smile

> ) Now if Amma would only steal away my pesky ego...

> Jai Beloved Ma,

> Advait

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> On 8/23/05, Kenna <itskenna wrote:

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>> > please translate meaning of hridaya for us, dear Brother.

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