Another Peace Sankalpa story-to Wendy and Her son, and our entire family

[Guest guest]

Namaste you two great souls:

 

Thanks so much for sharing that great news. I read the post aloud to

my wife, and when I finished, she had tears in her eyes.

To your son I share this: one night, I was sitting in my room at

home. I had just met Maa recently in Iowa, and She left for another

city on Her tour of America. So, I was sad. I missed Maa and felt

longing and sadness in my heart. I just wanted to see Her.

It was late at night. The phone rings. I answer. It is Maa.

"How are you?". She asks.

"Fine", I say.

Again She asks, "How are you?"

Again I reply, "Fine."

She asks a third time, "How are you?"

I give up and said, " I am sad, I miss you".

She said: "I know, thus I called you."

She chatted about several things, and I just listened. But in my

heart, I was crying. Crying with happiness, relief, and joy.

Why? Because now I really knew that I had found my real Mother. A

Mother who could love me so much, that She could know what I was

feeling all the way from California, and call me to help me feel better.

Another time, I was meditating, and Maa came inside me, and showed me

a movie of my entire life. She showed me that She had been watching

me and protecting me, every day, since I was born. Every minute,

every hour, everyday. Always. Forever.

 

Maa will do anything to help us grow, anything. She knows exactly

what we need all the time. She has shown me and my family this fact,

this TRUTH, over and over. We are convinced. And thus, we now reach

out to everyone with love and respect and try to pass onto them the

PURE LOVE She has showered on us.

 

Our 17 year old son, Janardan, loves Maa and Swami very much too. He

made a 9 minute video called: A Day in the Life of Shree Maa. It is

on the web site. www.shreemaa.org You should check it out.

 

Thanks again for the wonder-full message of love. Believe me, the

energy which came thur was so beautiful and so powerful.

 

Yes, Yes, Yes, we are all so blessed.

 

Jai Maa Jai Swami

 

Vishweshwar and Bharati and Janardan Fetzer

 

 

 

, "way131" <wendy131 wrote:

>

> My first encounter with Shree Maa and Swamiji was last month, when my

> Gita study class was invited to visit the Devi Mandir. Before I left,

> I "signed on" to complete the Peace Sankalpa, and nothing has been

> the same since.

> Once home, I started my recitations, sometimes silently and sometimes

> aloud. After a week or so, my 17 year old son started to imitate me –

> only he was saying sarvaa bgjklfda plkdj mdnkjm. In other words, he

> sounded out the first word and then just mumbled the rest. So I

> asked him if he wanted to learn the mantra, to which he responded

> enthusiastically -- yes. He memorized it, and the English

> translation, in less than 5 minutes. He was quickly able to recite it

> quite fast and clear.

> This might not seem that remarkable, however, my son is autistic. He

> is fairly high functioning, and has pretty good language skills, but

> I can assure you there is no way that I can get him to recite

> anything that he doesn't want to. I know, because I have tried!!

> He now says the mantra every morning upon rising, and it is the last

> thing he says as he falls asleep at night. I have suggested that he

> pay attention, and if he hears it in his head, to let it come through

> naturally. I also suggested that, if he is moved to do so, he can say

> it before his meals.

> If this continues to grow, I am going to get him a hand counter so he

> can keep track of how many he says each day. That is something I

> think he might like.

>

> Last month, Swamiji blessed him with the gift of a rudraksha bead for

> healing, which he happily (and seriously) wears around his neck all

> the time. He never stops talking about Maa. He listens to her sing,

> he wants to cook the recipes from her cookbook, sometimes he will sit

> next to me at the computer for the beginning of the Gita classes, and

> he keeps their picture in his room. Something magical is happening

> in my home, and to my son.

>

> Last night, in Gita class, Swamiji answered my question about "those

> with small intelligence" and their ability to reach God. (Ch.7,

> v.23). He said that those with limited mental capacity often have a

> pureness about them that allows them to see/know things more easily

> than the rest of us, due in part, to not having the same distractions

> the rest of us deal with every day. And yes, they can reach God.

> (This is my feeble paraphrasing – forgive me for not properly quoting

> Swamiji).

>

> My son is a very pure spirit, only seeing the good in others,

> assuming everyone loves him as much as he loves everyone, and now, he

> has connected to the loving energy of Maa. He has actually said to

> me – "Maa can see my soul all the way from California. I know she

> loves me."

> He is so blessed. I am so blessed. We are all so blessed.

> Jai Maa.

>

> ~~wendy

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Vish,

 

You wrote:

 

Another time, I was meditating, and Maa came inside me, and showed me

a movie of my entire life. She showed me that She had been watching

me and protecting me, every day, since I was born. Every minute,

every hour, everyday. Always. Forever.

 

She did the same thing to me one time at a retreat, only the sense was

that it was Guru/God who had watched, pushed, and lifted me up when I

needed it. It was very beautiful. She was singing Gurubina Rahana Jai,

and Swamiji was translating, "Without the Guru, nothing can be

attained." I was so moved by the beauty of it, by the sheer wonder of

it, by the realization that for all those years when I thought I had

no one, there was One who was lovingly helping me along, I couldn't

stop crying.

 

Jai Gurudeva!

Chris

 

 

 

, "inspectionconnection108"

<inspectionconnection108 wrote:

>

> Namaste you two great souls:

>

> Thanks so much for sharing that great news. I read the post aloud to

> my wife, and when I finished, she had tears in her eyes.

> To your son I share this: one night, I was sitting in my room at

> home. I had just met Maa recently in Iowa, and She left for another

> city on Her tour of America. So, I was sad. I missed Maa and felt

> longing and sadness in my heart. I just wanted to see Her.

> It was late at night. The phone rings. I answer. It is Maa.

> "How are you?". She asks.

> "Fine", I say.

> Again She asks, "How are you?"

> Again I reply, "Fine."

> She asks a third time, "How are you?"

> I give up and said, " I am sad, I miss you".

> She said: "I know, thus I called you."

> She chatted about several things, and I just listened. But in my

> heart, I was crying. Crying with happiness, relief, and joy.

> Why? Because now I really knew that I had found my real Mother. A

> Mother who could love me so much, that She could know what I was

> feeling all the way from California, and call me to help me feel better.

> Another time, I was meditating, and Maa came inside me, and showed me

> a movie of my entire life. She showed me that She had been watching

> me and protecting me, every day, since I was born. Every minute,

> every hour, everyday. Always. Forever.

>

> Maa will do anything to help us grow, anything. She knows exactly

> what we need all the time. She has shown me and my family this fact,

> this TRUTH, over and over. We are convinced. And thus, we now reach

> out to everyone with love and respect and try to pass onto them the

> PURE LOVE She has showered on us.

>

> Our 17 year old son, Janardan, loves Maa and Swami very much too. He

> made a 9 minute video called: A Day in the Life of Shree Maa. It is

> on the web site. www.shreemaa.org You should check it out.

>

> Thanks again for the wonder-full message of love. Believe me, the

> energy which came thur was so beautiful and so powerful.

>

> Yes, Yes, Yes, we are all so blessed.

>

> Jai Maa Jai Swami

>

> Vishweshwar and Bharati and Janardan Fetzer

>

>

>

> , "way131" <wendy131@> wrote:

> >

> > My first encounter with Shree Maa and Swamiji was last month, when my

> > Gita study class was invited to visit the Devi Mandir. Before I left,

> > I "signed on" to complete the Peace Sankalpa, and nothing has been

> > the same since.

> > Once home, I started my recitations, sometimes silently and sometimes

> > aloud. After a week or so, my 17 year old son started to imitate me –

> > only he was saying sarvaa bgjklfda plkdj mdnkjm. In other words, he

> > sounded out the first word and then just mumbled the rest. So I

> > asked him if he wanted to learn the mantra, to which he responded

> > enthusiastically -- yes. He memorized it, and the English

> > translation, in less than 5 minutes. He was quickly able to recite it

> > quite fast and clear.

> > This might not seem that remarkable, however, my son is autistic. He

> > is fairly high functioning, and has pretty good language skills, but

> > I can assure you there is no way that I can get him to recite

> > anything that he doesn't want to. I know, because I have tried!!

> > He now says the mantra every morning upon rising, and it is the last

> > thing he says as he falls asleep at night. I have suggested that he

> > pay attention, and if he hears it in his head, to let it come through

> > naturally. I also suggested that, if he is moved to do so, he can say

> > it before his meals.

> > If this continues to grow, I am going to get him a hand counter so he

> > can keep track of how many he says each day. That is something I

> > think he might like.

> >

> > Last month, Swamiji blessed him with the gift of a rudraksha bead for

> > healing, which he happily (and seriously) wears around his neck all

> > the time. He never stops talking about Maa. He listens to her sing,

> > he wants to cook the recipes from her cookbook, sometimes he will sit

> > next to me at the computer for the beginning of the Gita classes, and

> > he keeps their picture in his room. Something magical is happening

> > in my home, and to my son.

> >

> > Last night, in Gita class, Swamiji answered my question about "those

> > with small intelligence" and their ability to reach God. (Ch.7,

> > v.23). He said that those with limited mental capacity often have a

> > pureness about them that allows them to see/know things more easily

> > than the rest of us, due in part, to not having the same distractions

> > the rest of us deal with every day. And yes, they can reach God.

> > (This is my feeble paraphrasing – forgive me for not properly quoting

> > Swamiji).

> >

> > My son is a very pure spirit, only seeing the good in others,

> > assuming everyone loves him as much as he loves everyone, and now, he

> > has connected to the loving energy of Maa. He has actually said to

> > me – "Maa can see my soul all the way from California. I know she

> > loves me."

> > He is so blessed. I am so blessed. We are all so blessed.

> > Jai Maa.

> >

> > ~~wendy

> >

>