Amma's prediction for Dec. 26, 2005

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Namah Shivayah,

 

Just my thoughts here...

 

Perhaps the sole purpose for these so-called "unfulfilled predictions" is to

provoke

conversations like this...and perhaps the seemingly unfulfilled personal

predictions serve

solely as a test of faith or solely to put questions in the mind of the devotee.

Maybe it goes

a little something like that. Something called a false prediction could simply

be her leela....

 

Who can comprehend Amma and the things she does and why she does them? It's like

trying to grasp a handful of sand.

 

I agree with Georgeson and I am glad someone brought this up. It is an

interesting

question.

 

 

Jai Ma!

 

Ananthasree

 

http://www.ammaschildren.com

 

 

 

Ammachi, "Bela Gaytan" <bela.fela@g...> wrote:

>

> Also, if I recall correctly… someone posted that the "other" Amma,

> Karunamayi made a prediction about this date. Perhaps whoever gave you the

> information simply said "Amma", and didn't clarify that it was Karunamayi?

>

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>

> I agree with what GeorgeSon has said. It's good to be inquisitive and not

> blindly follow someone or something. It shows that you are truly interested

> and doing what you feel is right, not just going with the flow or following

> for other reasons.

>

>

>

> I also agree that one statement of hearsay isn't necessarily proof enough.

> It's something akin to the chain letters that go around… where you get it

> from someone who states, "I've received this from a reputable source, my

> attorney friend". But if you ask that friend, they say that they didn't

> actually have the event happen to them… it was to their good friend… and

> that friend rec'd it from their mother, and so on.

>

>

>

> Good intentions (sometimes) to spread information can get very far from the

> actual truth. Remember the whisper game we played as kids? Whisper

> something into the ear of your neighbor, and see what the "secret" is by the

> time it makes it all across the room.

>

>

>

> Perhaps Ma tells us what we need to hear, and not necessarily what will

> happen or come true. What she tells us could be what our minds and out

> hearts need to hear at the moment, or to help us through our difficult time.

> It makes me think of the Matrix Trilogy, and how the Oracle tells Neo what

> he needs to hear… not what will happen. (Odd analogy perhaps… but I'm a

> sci-fi geek, LOL.) (**)

>

>

>

> Jai Ma!!!

>

>

>

> ¸..• ´¨¨)) -:¦:-

> ¸.•´ .•´¨¨))

> ((¸¸.•´ ..•´ -:¦:- ..::Brightest Blessings::..

> -:¦:- ((¸¸.•´.¸..•` ..::Bela::..

>

>

>

> "Like nectar in the fresh morning flower, let goodness fill you. The heart

> that unfolds all its petals spreading the fragrance of goodness is the

> choicest offering at the altar of God" - Amma

>

> _____

>

> Ammachi [Ammachi] On Behalf Of

> jmcs_06

> Wednesday, January 04, 2006 7:37 PM

> Ammachi

> re: Amma's prediction for Dec. 26, 2005

>

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>

> In another Amma group (Austin), someone mentioned that Amma isn't here

> for miracles and predictions so we should just shrug off these

> things...

>

> I appreciate the responses to this topic here in this group and in the

> other group. The topic is, in part, about Amma's Dec. 26 prediction

> not coming true and devotees wondering about why that is but even

> more, for many devotees, the topic is about the direct personal

> answers She gives us to our personal questions asked during darshan

> that don't come true.

>

> As I mentioned, She HAS given direct personal answers to me (and

> others) during darshan, and translated by the Swamis to me (and

> others), in direct answer to personal questions asked, that turn out

> not to be true. Those were not "rumors" or general global

> predictions...if we are to just shrug off her global predictions and

> Her direct personal answers to us as individuals, should we also shrug

> off everything she says...? Kalika

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