More on Rama Nama -Amarnath

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OM NAMAH SIVAYA

 

"Faith will make us aware of our true nature; but to experience it

directly, we need to put forth the effort." -Amma

 

my understanding is different deities emphasize different attributes

of The Infinite God. and as Amma says Love is the common denominator

to them all. The Mantra IS God in the form of sound, a vibration.

constant repetition aligns our vibration with the vibration of The

Deity we are repeating. and constant repetition of Mantra will give

one the experience of God. whether you are a serial killer or a

saint. the experiences may be very different, but equally valid. and

that direct experience Amma speaks of will increase our Faith. the

prerequisite to it all is our sincere effort. the faith is the key and

Mantra the lock. by putting the faith in the Mantra the door opens.

 

JAI MA

 

Ammachi, "amarnath" <anatol_zinc wrote:

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> Ammachi, "labd2929" <labd2929@> wrote:

> >

> > "This just shows how little faith you have in Rama Nama. If you

> > had faith, you would have just told him to chant Rama Nama once."

> > ... Labd

> > >>>

>

> dear labd, namaste,

>

> please don't get me wrong; i enjoy all your posts

> and urge you to continue. every post i read i consider

> a blessing. thank you very very much.

>

> but, the inquiry came to me which i would like to share:

>

> if i have FAITH, what is the need of a mantra at all?

> it is because, my faith is so little, that i need so many mantras.

> also, Amma says that the mantra is to replace so many( thousands of )

> thoughts throughout the day with one single thought of God( mantra ).

>

> Amma also says that it's wrong to say that one mantra is better than

> other mantras.

>

> But, definitely, one should Love one's mantra

> whatever it is the best.

>

> Amma also says that whatever we do with Love will bear good results.

>

> my 2cents

> amma bless,

> amarnath

> ps ~ ram, rama is one of my favorite mantras which i used a lot before

> i got my mantra from amma.

>