to Linda & Isawari on Prayer list request from Amritapuri

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dear sister Linda ~ if you see them, you wont recoginse them to be the close

relatives of the boy who died. they have come to terms with the incident. the

child is very blissful where he is. when he was in his physical body, the kid

used to frequent my meditation hideout in Amritapuri. he would come with his

friends and cause a mayhem in the quiet place! we used to laugh at their pranks.

i miss his pranks, but not him.

 

dear Lindaji, do you really think you might need to put them on the list? if

yes, you might need a big list of names. he's has that many relatives

Amritapuri!!

 

dear sister Iswari ~ im not in Amritapuri right now. if you need the names, you

might get it from the International Office.

 

lokah samasthah sukhino bhavanthu..

 

at Her Lotus Feet,

Her baby : )

-

nierika

Ammachi

Wednesday, August 24, 2005 7:28 PM

Re: Prayer list request from Amritapuri

 

 

 

Iswari wrote:

 

Amma said that the boy has merged with God, so I'm not

sad for him, but I feel deeply for the pain his mother and aunt (who

was also here) must be experiencing at this time. I don't know their

names (Arun or anyone else here, do you know?), but lets please keep

this family in our prayers.

 

 

Dear Iswari, Arun and all ~ I will put these three dear souls,without their

names, if need be, on the prayer list ~ the boy who died and the surviving

mother and aunt. If anyone can get their names to me, I will put them on the

list by name. Jai Ma ~ Linda

 

 

 

 

 

Aum Amriteswarayai Namaha!

 

 

 

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I've seen the mother laughing and joking as if nothing had happened.

I've also seen her crying. If they have 100% come to terms with it,

that is truly a miracle from Amma. It may be, though, that she is in

some shock. Maybe this is just my own limitation, but it's hard to

believe that there won't be some point where the loss won't hit

her...Again, maybe it is my own limitation, but in my own experience

of loss, I find that we can be reminded at unexpected times and that

coming to terms is not something that happens only once....but if she

has been able to do this all at once, I would be amazed and humbled.

 

Namah Sivaya,

Iswari

 

Ammachi, "Arun Raj" <jaimaa@g...> wrote:

> dear sister Linda ~ if you see them, you wont recoginse them to be

the close relatives of the boy who died. they have come to terms with

the incident. the child is very blissful where he is. when he was in

his physical body, the kid used to frequent my meditation hideout in

Amritapuri. he would come with his friends and cause a mayhem in the

quiet place! we used to laugh at their pranks. i miss his pranks, but

not him.

>

> dear Lindaji, do you really think you might need to put them on the

list? if yes, you might need a big list of names. he's has that many

relatives Amritapuri!!

>

> dear sister Iswari ~ im not in Amritapuri right now. if you need

the names, you might get it from the International Office.

>

> lokah samasthah sukhino bhavanthu..

>

> at Her Lotus Feet,

> Her baby : )

> -

> nierika@a...

> Ammachi

> Wednesday, August 24, 2005 7:28 PM

> Re: Prayer list request from Amritapuri

>

>

>

> Iswari wrote:

>

> Amma said that the boy has merged with God, so I'm not

> sad for him, but I feel deeply for the pain his mother and aunt

(who

> was also here) must be experiencing at this time. I don't know

their

> names (Arun or anyone else here, do you know?), but lets please

keep

> this family in our prayers.

>

>

> Dear Iswari, Arun and all ~ I will put these three dear

souls,without their

> names, if need be, on the prayer list ~ the boy who died and the

surviving

> mother and aunt. If anyone can get their names to me, I will put

them on the

> list by name. Jai Ma ~ Linda

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Aum Amriteswarayai Namaha!

>

>

>

> Beliefs of hinduism Different religions beliefs

Hinduism religion

> Ammachi Hinduism

>

>

> --

----------

>

>

> a.. Visit your group "Ammachi" on the web.

>

> b..

> Ammachi

>

> c.. Terms

of Service.

>

>

> --

----------

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ammachi, "ammasiswari" <ammasiswari> wrote:

> I've seen the mother laughing and joking as if nothing had happened.

> I've also seen her crying. If they have 100% come to terms with it,

> that is truly a miracle from Amma. It may be, though, that she is in

> some shock. Maybe this is just my own limitation, but it's hard to

> believe that there won't be some point where the loss won't hit

> her...Again, maybe it is my own limitation, but in my own experience

> of loss, I find that we can be reminded at unexpected times and that

> coming to terms is not something that happens only once....but if she

> has been able to do this all at once, I would be amazed and humbled.

>

> Namah Sivaya,

> Iswari

 

Regarding how the quality of detachment "actalizes" in humans, I think

this is very well put.

[Guest guest]

Namah Shivaya.

 

There seems to be a sentiment here that to mourn, grieve,

completely "lose it" over losing a child would somehow indicate some

spiritual strength or enlightenment...I don't believe that to be

true...bypassing normal human emotions is not spiritual.

 

Just remember Amma sitting with the families of those who died in the

tsunami with tears running down her face...

 

- Rena

 

 

 

Ammachi, "ammasiswari" <ammasiswari>

wrote:

> I've seen the mother laughing and joking as if nothing had

happened.

> I've also seen her crying. If they have 100% come to terms with it,

> that is truly a miracle from Amma. It may be, though, that she is

in

> some shock. Maybe this is just my own limitation, but it's hard to

> believe that there won't be some point where the loss won't hit

> her...Again, maybe it is my own limitation, but in my own

experience

> of loss, I find that we can be reminded at unexpected times and

that

> coming to terms is not something that happens only once....but if

she

> has been able to do this all at once, I would be amazed and humbled.

>

> Namah Sivaya,

> Iswari

>

> Ammachi, "Arun Raj" <jaimaa@g...> wrote:

> > dear sister Linda ~ if you see them, you wont recoginse them to

be

> the close relatives of the boy who died. they have come to terms

with

> the incident. the child is very blissful where he is. when he was

in

> his physical body, the kid used to frequent my meditation hideout

in

> Amritapuri. he would come with his friends and cause a mayhem in

the

> quiet place! we used to laugh at their pranks. i miss his pranks,

but

> not him.

> >

> > dear Lindaji, do you really think you might need to put them on

the

> list? if yes, you might need a big list of names. he's has that

many

> relatives Amritapuri!!

> >

> > dear sister Iswari ~ im not in Amritapuri right now. if you need

> the names, you might get it from the International Office.

> >

> > lokah samasthah sukhino bhavanthu..

> >

> > at Her Lotus Feet,

> > Her baby : )

> > -

> > nierika@a...

> > Ammachi

> > Wednesday, August 24, 2005 7:28 PM

> > Re: Prayer list request from Amritapuri

> >

> >

> >

> > Iswari wrote:

> >

> > Amma said that the boy has merged with God, so I'm not

> > sad for him, but I feel deeply for the pain his mother and

aunt

> (who

> > was also here) must be experiencing at this time. I don't know

> their

> > names (Arun or anyone else here, do you know?), but lets

please

> keep

> > this family in our prayers.

> >

> >

> > Dear Iswari, Arun and all ~ I will put these three dear

> souls,without their

> > names, if need be, on the prayer list ~ the boy who died and

the

> surviving

> > mother and aunt. If anyone can get their names to me, I will

put

> them on the

> > list by name. Jai Ma ~ Linda

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Aum Amriteswarayai Namaha!

> >

> >

> >

> > Beliefs of hinduism Different religions

beliefs

> Hinduism religion

> > Ammachi Hinduism

> >

> >

> >

--

> ----------

> >

> >

> > a.. Visit your group "Ammachi" on the web.

> >

> > b..

> > Ammachi

> >

> > c.. Terms

> of Service.

> >

> >

> >

--

> ----------

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Here! Here! I agree fully. If I am not my emotions, then I need

not avoid them, or repress them. I can choose how I act because of

them, just as I choose how to act because of any thought that arises.

 

Being spiritual doesn't require being abnormal.

 

Aikya

 

Ammachi, "Rena" <hara_two> wrote:

> Namah Shivaya.

>

> There seems to be a sentiment here that to mourn, grieve,

> completely "lose it" over losing a child would somehow indicate

some

> spiritual strength or enlightenment...I don't believe that to be

> true...bypassing normal human emotions is not spiritual.

>

> Just remember Amma sitting with the families of those who died in

the

> tsunami with tears running down her face...

>

> - Rena

>

>

>

> Ammachi, "ammasiswari" <ammasiswari>

> wrote:

> > I've seen the mother laughing and joking as if nothing had

> happened.

> > I've also seen her crying. If they have 100% come to terms with

it,

> > that is truly a miracle from Amma. It may be, though, that she

is

> in

> > some shock. Maybe this is just my own limitation, but it's hard

to

> > believe that there won't be some point where the loss won't hit

> > her...Again, maybe it is my own limitation, but in my own

> experience

> > of loss, I find that we can be reminded at unexpected times and

> that

> > coming to terms is not something that happens only once....but

if

> she

> > has been able to do this all at once, I would be amazed and

humbled.

> >

> > Namah Sivaya,

> > Iswari

> >

> > Ammachi, "Arun Raj" <jaimaa@g...> wrote:

> > > dear sister Linda ~ if you see them, you wont recoginse them

to

> be

> > the close relatives of the boy who died. they have come to terms

> with

> > the incident. the child is very blissful where he is. when he

was

> in

> > his physical body, the kid used to frequent my meditation

hideout

> in

> > Amritapuri. he would come with his friends and cause a mayhem in

> the

> > quiet place! we used to laugh at their pranks. i miss his

pranks,

> but

> > not him.

> > >

> > > dear Lindaji, do you really think you might need to put them

on

> the

> > list? if yes, you might need a big list of names. he's has that

> many

> > relatives Amritapuri!!

> > >

> > > dear sister Iswari ~ im not in Amritapuri right now. if you

need

> > the names, you might get it from the International Office.

> > >

> > > lokah samasthah sukhino bhavanthu..

> > >

> > > at Her Lotus Feet,

> > > Her baby : )

> > > -

> > > nierika@a...

> > > Ammachi

> > > Wednesday, August 24, 2005 7:28 PM

> > > Re: Prayer list request from Amritapuri

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Iswari wrote:

> > >

> > > Amma said that the boy has merged with God, so I'm not

> > > sad for him, but I feel deeply for the pain his mother and

> aunt

> > (who

> > > was also here) must be experiencing at this time. I don't

know

> > their

> > > names (Arun or anyone else here, do you know?), but lets

> please

> > keep

> > > this family in our prayers.

> > >

> > >

> > > Dear Iswari, Arun and all ~ I will put these three dear

> > souls,without their

> > > names, if need be, on the prayer list ~ the boy who died and

> the

> > surviving

> > > mother and aunt. If anyone can get their names to me, I will

> put

> > them on the

> > > list by name. Jai Ma ~ Linda

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Aum Amriteswarayai Namaha!

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Beliefs of hinduism Different religions

> beliefs

> > Hinduism religion

> > > Ammachi Hinduism

> > >

> > >

> > > ------------------------------

---

> --

> > ----------

> > >

> > >

> > > a.. Visit your group "Ammachi" on the web.

> > >

> > > b..

> > > Ammachi

> > >

> > > c..

Terms

> > of Service.

> > >

> > >

> > > ------------------------------

---

> --

> > ----------

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >