Navaratri

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Hello Everyone!

I have been on this list for some time but have not posted yet, because I have

felt a little intimidated. Many people here know so much more than I do about

worshipping Divine Mother. However, even with my limited knowledge, I have

found so much success in my sadhana, due to the grace of my guru Ammachi--Mata

Amritanandamayi Devi. I have been with Her for 15 years and am amazed at how my

inner and outer worlds have completed transformed during this time. I am

incredibly grateful every day for the peace and joy that permeate my being and

for all the rich blessings in my life.

 

For Navaratri, I will have four pujas for our satsang. We celebrate Durga on

the first three nights, then Laxshmi for three nights, then Saraswati. For

Vijayadashami, we will go down to a river near my house and chant Lalita

Sahasranama. Each night of worship includes the 108 Names of that form of the

Goddess, offerings of flowers, food, fruit and flame, chanting of Mahisasura

Mardini, and aarti to Ammachi. For Laxshmi's night, we will chant the Sri

Suktam. Very few of us are Hindus by birth, but we are Mother's children and

worship Her in the only way we know. By our Guru's grace, it is complete.

 

I wish all of you the blessings of Divine Mother this Navaratri and always. If

any of you are near us in Charleston, South Carolina, please feel free to stop

by. In Her, Mira

[Guest guest]

jai gurudev

 

 

nice post.worshipping divine mother in any form is salvation itself,

bcoz she is herself salvation giver and salvation itself.

 

ie she is mokshadatri and moksharupa.

 

 

om shakti

 

gopal

 

 

 

 

On 9/16/09, blissbody1008 <blissbody1008 wrote:

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[Guest guest]

JAI AMMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!