To Moderator: Be Aware of Her Name

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Ammachi, GeorgeSon <leokomor wrote:

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> Cyber temple? Holy place?

> How bizaare a notion is this?

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> I believe it is a Holy Place. Differing jivas

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> However the first word in the forwarding box

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> as in ammachi

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> Her Name is everywhere in this Forum.

> Let us keep the atmosphere pure wherever

> Her name is repeated.

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> Namah Shivaya,

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> Chitanand

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> Dear GeorgeSon,

I'm a newbie to this chat group, and only recently met Amma for

the first time. I haven't been following the line of discussion that

prompted your email, but I agree wholeheartedly that remembering to

treat this forum as a place of love and holiness uplifts all those

who participate with devotion. Your words beautfully reflect your

feeling of reverence for your guru. Thank you for reminding us that

the world is as we see it and is affected by the vantage point of our

response to it.

Love, Pam (Sundari)

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[Guest guest]

This is not an official organ of the MA

Center or Amritapuri, though the sadhaks and sevites

in San Ramon, CA and Kollam District, Kerala may be

aware of its existence. Consequently, the standard

disclaimer applies: the opinions expressed in this

group are the sender's own and do not necessarily

represent those of the MA Center, Amritapuri ashram,

the Amma Foundation of Canada, or any other Amma

organization.

 

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> We have seen so many regulars

> drop out over the years -

> A sub group of former regulars

> like Yogaman and Kenna rarely

> post these days. How do we benefit

> by losing their wise counsel?

> Hello?

 

Kenna and others may have some good reasons for not

posting in a while.. like a fulltime job or

commitments to their biological families limiting the

time they can spend online.. the content of recent

messages and the tomgull-bashing might not be to

blame.

 

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> Words have power. If I were to insult

> eg. Toronto Baseball and use language

> like "pee-on" you could click me

> off. That is so. Nevertheless a

> psychic scar may has been inflicted.

> (Don't call me a Damn Yankee, Keval)

 

I don't hate the Yankees. I just like to see those

pin-striped losers finish out of the playoffs

 

 

Keval

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Manoj,

 

Your desire for a holy sphere of communication is being echoed all around

this . Just a thought, but I happen use amritapuri.org as my

browser's "home page," so that each time I want to, I get direct guidance

from Amma in the form of those floating quotes.

 

Also, Sweta posted the new ammaww.org portal a few days ago, which is

intended as a satsang space. It is not formally controlled by Mother or the

Ashram, but a service project of a devotee/s. I understood from discussions

last summer with the NYC satsang around Guru Purnima, that Mother would not

have either Amrita T.V. or the electronic communities function as direct

off-shoots of her charitable projects. For what reasons, I am not recalling

or able to speculate upon at the moment. Although they made sense to me

then.

 

Last night, the sky after dusk was so gorgeously blue here. Definitely like

the colour of Krishna or Indra or "Gods and Goddesses," and almost every

cloud that passed overhead seemed to have Amma's form holding a child to her

shoulder, or a heart-shaped hole for the angels to look down upon us

through. Awed by the third or fourth heart shape, I let go of the anxiety

and worries, relaxed, and felt Her presence for such a moment. And at that

moment of awareness, a little moth landed on my knee, then flew a bit closer

to my face, as if to say "Yes, I am here." Inspiration and Guidance from

our Mother is everywhere, if we only would pay attention. And it is far

easier to achieve that concentration when this room is peaceful and loving,

that is for sure!!! loveprashanti