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<srinivasrao197080 wrote:

>

> Christina,

>

> The essence of indian philosphy is to BE GOOD and DO GOOD. Vidya

> dadati vinayam says the indian scriptures. The more you are learned,

> the more humble you become. One must be as humble as the blade of

> grass. I am sorry to see such statements like one given below and

you claim yourself to be the worshipper of divine mother. First

> understand what MOTHERHOOD is!!! Read the gospel of Ramakrishna

> Paramahamsa. This is my sincere advice to you.

>

> I am not going to tolerate such statements like " dare " " rude " and

all

> sorts of bull****.

>

> mind you and take care

> srinivas rao

>

 

 

Now Srinivas rao I am the one who make that statement... sorry for

you to feel sorry to see such statement here in the group. You see

srinivas rao, my mother once told me, only when you have become a

mother, you will understand what motherhood is. To feel the life

growing inside you and to feel the life force emerging from your

body.

 

And as a mother to my own child and mother to many other children who

have come to seek shelter in my home, maybe its my right to say, I

understand now what is MOTHERHOOD. Must you reaad the gospel of

Ramakrishna to understand this term? To a mother all her children are

good. All her children are perfect in her eyes. Yes! only now I

understand the real meaning of Motherhood. Your needs are not

important but what is good for your children. Whatever you do, its

always the interest of your child. That is why she is also called

vira as in one of the 1000 names of sri lalitha.

 

Maybe you have misunderstook our statemnent. That is meant to be a

joke. If you dont like it and feels its so offensive then its too

bad. Nothing much we can do about. Perhaps you should have find otu

first before making any statement. You are rather new in here, but we

have been around for almost 7 yrs are you aware of it? In what

context such statement uttered, did you bother to find out?

 

 

Reading your messages I am reminded of the ancient malay proverbs

which goes as follows : " Ikutlah resmi padi, semakin berisi semakin

tunduk. " . Translated : Follow the way of the padi/rice field, as you

mature or becoming knowledgeable, you bow low. I am immediately

reminded of another chinese verse " the purpose of education was not

merely the acquirement of knowledge or skills, however important that

might be. The real purpose was the cultivation of virtues and the

purification of personal character "

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Namaste and Happy Mothers Day!

 

How fortunate we are to have a Mother so loving, so constant and so fierce! She

will defeat

all of our enemies, most of which have gathered to challenge us from within. She

will erase

our misfortune, even as knowledge erases ignorance. She will provide us with

every

delightful thing of the senses and all of that which we fear also.

 

That which I offer to Her I have already received from Her. In my offering is my

acknowledgment of Her contributions to my life.

 

May I take pleasure in this life She has given me and may I act in fairness and

compassion

for the rest of Her children. May I open up to Her and allow Her to slay any

demons She

finds that they no longer plague me.

 

Then let me lose my fear and accept Her greatness and blessing.

 

pr

 

, " NMadasamy " <ashwini_puralasamy

wrote:

>

> , " srinivasrao197080 "

> <srinivasrao197080@> wrote:

> >

> > Christina,

> >

> > The essence of indian philosphy is to BE GOOD and DO GOOD. Vidya

> > dadati vinayam says the indian scriptures. The more you are learned,

> > the more humble you become. One must be as humble as the blade of

> > grass. I am sorry to see such statements like one given below and

> you claim yourself to be the worshipper of divine mother. First

> > understand what MOTHERHOOD is!!! Read the gospel of Ramakrishna

> > Paramahamsa. This is my sincere advice to you.

> >

> > I am not going to tolerate such statements like " dare " " rude " and

> all

> > sorts of bull****.

> >

> > mind you and take care

> > srinivas rao

> >

>

>

> Now Srinivas rao I am the one who make that statement... sorry for

> you to feel sorry to see such statement here in the group. You see

> srinivas rao, my mother once told me, only when you have become a

> mother, you will understand what motherhood is. To feel the life

> growing inside you and to feel the life force emerging from your

> body.

>

> And as a mother to my own child and mother to many other children who

> have come to seek shelter in my home, maybe its my right to say, I

> understand now what is MOTHERHOOD. Must you reaad the gospel of

> Ramakrishna to understand this term? To a mother all her children are

> good. All her children are perfect in her eyes. Yes! only now I

> understand the real meaning of Motherhood. Your needs are not

> important but what is good for your children. Whatever you do, its

> always the interest of your child. That is why she is also called

> vira as in one of the 1000 names of sri lalitha.

>

> Maybe you have misunderstook our statemnent. That is meant to be a

> joke. If you dont like it and feels its so offensive then its too

> bad. Nothing much we can do about. Perhaps you should have find otu

> first before making any statement. You are rather new in here, but we

> have been around for almost 7 yrs are you aware of it? In what

> context such statement uttered, did you bother to find out?

>

>

> Reading your messages I am reminded of the ancient malay proverbs

> which goes as follows : " Ikutlah resmi padi, semakin berisi semakin

> tunduk. " . Translated : Follow the way of the padi/rice field, as you

> mature or becoming knowledgeable, you bow low. I am immediately

> reminded of another chinese verse " the purpose of education was not

> merely the acquirement of knowledge or skills, however important that

> might be. The real purpose was the cultivation of virtues and the

> purification of personal character "

>

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