The Mantra that Lives in Y- to Henny, Debi, Shankari, and all

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Namaste Henny, Debi, Shankari, and all brothers and sisters:

 

I have read the posts about the changes this mantra is bringing with

great joy. It is wonderful to hear our family experiencing the power

of this mantra, and to experience the connection we have to each

other, and to Maa and Swami.

Henny's post from the Chandi is so true and we must keep this highest

focus. We must continue to remind each other of the sublime power of

Ma Shakti. When She is called upon, She will come. And with Her, come

clarity, purpose, the balance of too much and too little; indeed, the

opposite of all the emotional states and powerful thoughts which keep

us residing under the rule of the great ego.

Our goal is the overthrow of the great ego of this world. So, every

time we repeat the mantra, we are helping Her create purity and

orderliness. With this goal in mind, and in our hearts, we march

forward. We don't mind some disruption, we just keep focused on our

goal. Just as when we chant the Chandi every Sunday at the Mandir,

when other thoughts, like this is too long or too slow or too

difficult, or moods come and go, or sore legs and back, come to

mind, when we realize we are off the mantra, we go right back to the

them, chanting in harmony with Maa and Swami.

My wife and I join you all daily in this sankalpa. Together we march

in step, and holding hands, we march united. Maa and Swami lead the

way, and we follow in their footsteps, chanting, till the mantra

chants us.

Jai Maa Jai Swami

vishweshwar and bharati

 

 

 

, "henny_v_i" <henny_v_i wrote:

>

> Debiji,

>

> that's chapter Two, vss. 34-37,

>

> with love,

> Henny

>

> , Debra McDaniel <student61754@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Thany so much Henny,

> > Where exactly are these in Chandi.

> > I wld like to be able to go straight to them and recite them with

> joy when these things occur.

> > Jai Maa,

> > Debi

> >

> > henny_v_i <henny_v_i@> wrote:

> > Dear Karen and Debi and Shankari and all,

> >

> > thank you so much for sharing your experiences since starting the

> > sankalpa. I was reminded of some verses from the Chandi, where we

> get

> > a description of what happened after the Divine Mother came into

> > manifestation, embodying the energies of all the Gods. To me, it

> > describers perfectly what is happening in connection to the

> sankalpa:

> >

> > 'The earth rocked and the mountains shook, and the Gods were

> extremely

> > pleased and joyfully cried out to the lion rider, "Victoy be yours!"

> >

> > And with great satisfaction, the wise people praised the image of

> > their worship, bowing with devotion. Seeing the thre worlds in such

> a

> > commotion,

> >

> > the army of thoughts adorned their armor, took up their weapons, and

> > stood together. The Great Ego, in excessive anger, exclaimed, "Ah,

> > what is this? "

> >

> > Then along with all the thoughts that had assembled ready to attack,

> > he ran towards that ultimate sound and saw the Goddess illuminating

> > the three worlds'.

> >

> > I have decided to start my sankalpa next week Thursday, but I have

> had

> > several 'preruns' whith the mantra starting all by itself when I

> tried

> > to get to sleep. That must have been a very powerful vibration

> coming

> > across the oceans:)

> >

> > JAI MAA!

> >

> > Henny

> >

> > , "Karen" <forall10q@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Shankari asked about strange experiences with this mantra. I have

> > had a

> > > few, the first one I have already shared...a total meltdown of

> fear,

> > > insecurity, and self-deprecation--which lifted as soon as I let go

> > and

> > > let Goddess. But the most recent experience which I was going to

> > keep

> > > private until I read Shankari's request is this: The mantra came

> to

> > me

> > > last night as I slept and made itself fluid as I felt it pour into

> > all

> > > my cells. I felt it all night long, and today it is everywhere,

> > like

> > > the backdrop in a stage play. All my love, Karen

> > >

> > > Shankari Kali <shankari_kali@> wrote:

> > > I was wondering if anyone had any strange experiences after

> > beginning

> > > this mantra.

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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> now.

> >

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