One more time

[Guest guest]

" I felt fully satisfied and peaceful and thought that I could not

possibly receive anything more than Maharaj had told me. I thought

of going back to Arunachala the next day. I mentioned it and asked

him for his blessing.

'If you feel like that, then you may go. Do you know what my

blessing is for you? Until you leave your body, may you have full

devotion and surrender to your Guru.' Maharaj looked at me

compassionately. Moved at his kindness, I started to cry but

controlled myself. Even then a few tears trickled down my cheeks.

He smiled and gave me a piece of fruit. He then got up and taking a

huge pair of cymbals, started to sing devotional songs in praise of

his Guru. I bowed down to him and went to rest in my room. "

 

 

" On the Road to Freedom:

A Pilgrimage in India, Volume 1 "

by Swami Paramatmananda Puri

Published by,

Mata Amritanandamayi Center

San Ramon, California

 

http://nisargadatta.net/SwamiParamatmananda.html

 

Note: Swami Paramatmananda met Ammachi a few months after his

encounter with Maharaj.

[Guest guest]

Yes, Hur, Øne More Time!

 

" Until you leave your body, may you have full

> devotion and surrender to your Guru. " (SNM

from below.)

 

Guru with a capital G,

is not a person, not a personality,

not even a Teaching. El

 

" I doubt any of you see me how I REALLY am! "

(SNM from Consciousness and the Absolute.)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nisargadatta, " hurg " <hurg> wrote:

> " I felt fully satisfied and peaceful and thought that I could not

> possibly receive anything more than Maharaj had told me. I

thought

> of going back to Arunachala the next day. I mentioned it and

asked

> him for his blessing.

> 'If you feel like that, then you may go. Do you know what my

> blessing is for you? Until you leave your body, may you have

full

> devotion and surrender to your Guru.' Maharaj looked at me

> compassionately. Moved at his kindness, I started to cry but

> controlled myself. Even then a few tears trickled down my

cheeks.

> He smiled and gave me a piece of fruit. He then got up and

taking a

> huge pair of cymbals, started to sing devotional songs in

praise of

> his Guru. I bowed down to him and went to rest in my room. "

>

>

> " On the Road to Freedom:

> A Pilgrimage in India, Volume 1 "

> by Swami Paramatmananda Puri

> Published by,

> Mata Amritanandamayi Center

> San Ramon, California

>

> http://nisargadatta.net/SwamiParamatmananda.html

>

> Note: Swami Paramatmananda met Ammachi a few months

after his

> encounter with Maharaj.