On the Lighter Side [Kali Mantra Initiation]

[Guest guest]

Dear Devi Bhakta,

 

Tantra teaches that every phenomena is perfect, exactly the

way it is, even the state of being of the would-be " receivers " .

 

Divine Will operates uninterruptedly even in them, it can't be

otherwise as Divine Will operates from a standpoint of Unity

in all things.

 

All we need to do is abide in and manifest our primordial nature,

then what seems as a paradoxe ultimately plays a role in everyone's

deliverance.

 

For this to occur deep sincerity and humbleness are of paramount

importance.

 

A master once said: " Father, I thank you, that you have kept these

things secret from the so called learned and wise, and have revealed

it unto the humble.

 

Love & Peace,

Charles

 

 

Devi Bhakta <devi_bhakta wrote:

This reminds me of a funny story a friend told me about in a letter.

I will not reveal his/her identity but hope I will be forgiven for

sharing this funny and sad observation:

 

" [My friend] went to get darshan from Ammachi last Friday (I

didn't). He was disappointed at how horribly crowded it was; they

dispensed with having people remove their shoes, the 'Puja' was

simplified to the point that it was just making gestures at the

condiment container of Holy Water (no ghee lamps, no flower

petals). Vendors were hawking their wares at any break in Ammachi's

talk ('get yer pizza here! Veggie pizza for sale!') and both

Westerners and Indians simply REFUSED to turn off their cell phones

('Oh, hi, I'm taking darshan from Ammachi of Kerala. You know, the

Guru who hugs people. Wazzup? No, she's not in her cool Devi Bhava

robes yet, she's wearing those drab, white renunciate clothes.') ...

He was disgusted. I was depressed. "

 

Again none of this speaks well or ill of Ammachi -- only of the

would-be " receivers " of her wisdom and grace.

 

DB

 

 

, " cr_saba " wrote:

 

> To make a long story short, I really didn't want to go, but in the

end was dragged there. I decided that to make the situation

bearable, I would just relax and be receptive while I was there.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Somehow when Amma is in NYC , energy does spark up , I sat in park when bunch of

young people sad Hey Amma is in town . She is the real deal . It really does not

matter

what people say or do around Huge I mean Huge Mahatmas like Amma You will end up

seeing all kinds of people around Her some good some bad yet She instills a pure

Light

and ability for me to meditate even in the mist of complete chaos no more needs

to be

sad on this one for me. joanna

>

> This reminds me of a funny story a friend told me about in a letter.

> I will not reveal his/her identity but hope I will be forgiven for

> sharing this funny and sad observation:

>

> " [My friend] went to get darshan from Ammachi last Friday (I

> didn't). He was disappointed at how horribly crowded it was; they

> dispensed with having people remove their shoes, the 'Puja' was

> simplified to the point that it was just making gestures at the

> condiment container of Holy Water (no ghee lamps, no flower

> petals). Vendors were hawking their wares at any break in Ammachi's

> talk ('get yer pizza here! Veggie pizza for sale!') and both

> Westerners and Indians simply REFUSED to turn off their cell phones

> ('Oh, hi, I'm taking darshan from Ammachi of Kerala. You know, the

> Guru who hugs people. Wazzup? No, she's not in her cool Devi Bhava

> robes yet, she's wearing those drab, white renunciate clothes.') ...

> He was disgusted. I was depressed. "

>

> Again none of this speaks well or ill of Ammachi -- only of the

> would-be " receivers " of her wisdom and grace.

>

> DB

>

>

> , " cr_saba " <cr_saba@> wrote:

>

> > To make a long story short, I really didn't want to go, but in the

> end was dragged there. I decided that to make the situation

> bearable, I would just relax and be receptive while I was there.

>