cont'd--One more time

[Guest guest]

" He then got up and taking a

> huge pair of cymbals,

started to sing devotional songs in

praise of his Guru. " (SNM from below)

 

Yes. Guru with a Capital G.

El

 

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Nisargadatta, " elizabeth_wells2001 "

<elizabeth_wells2001> wrote:

> 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.