To Jennifer and all-This is the form of Divine Mother

[Guest guest]

Namaste Jennifer: Thanks for sharing this wonderful technique. Indeed

Maa has promised that She will be with us always, it is up to us to

remember Her. You have taken that to heart and your life has been

enriched. It is a great confirmation for us all that She responds to

our prayers whatever technique we use. She knows the language of our

heart, not just Sanskrit mantras.

If other family members have learned other techniques please share

them will us all.

These past 9 days were very powerful and brought about many changes

for us all. I pray we can grow deeper and deeper with Her.

 

Jai Ma Jai Swami

 

vishweshwar

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " jrholm1007 " <jrholm1007 wrote:

>

> Hello everyone, I am feeling very grateful for all of the posts

> during Navaratri. It was a new experience for me and I learned so

> much from all of you. Thank you.

>

> I found that over the past nine days as I prayed and worshipped and

> went about my day that Mother was teaching me how Her presence can be

> experienced at any moment, anywhere. I remembered an experience that

> I had last year. I was taking a sacred dance class from a Swami who

> was teaching the Divine Mother Prayer in dance form (this is the

> prayer that starts, " Oh Divine Mother, may all my speech and idle

> talk be mantra, all actions of my hands be mudra " etc) After several

> weeks of teaching, once we had learned the entire prayer dance our

> teacher suggested that we find one item in the room that spoke to us,

> and perform a line of the prayer dance to that object as a form of

> Divine Mother.

>

> I chose to dance the line 'may everything I do be taken as thy

> worship' in honor of the offering bowl placed at the front of the

> room. As I did so, the words 'this is the form of Divine Mother who

> receives offerings from Her children' popped into my head.

>

> Since that time, I play this game. Cleaning house, driving, in the

> grocery store.

>

> Walking up the stairs: this is the form of Divine Mother that enjoys

> elevating her children.

>

> Watching a teenage goth rocker in chains: this is the form of Divine

> Mother that delights in expressing ferocity.

>

> Washing a plate: this is the form of Divine Mother that loves to hold

> food for her children.

>

> Etc. I am thankful to my teacher for this very joyful, simple

> practice. It has come up a lot over the last nine days.

>

> I also started each morning listening to Shree Maa singing the

> beginner Durga puja, and asking for Her blessing of love and

> purification to be shared with all in my home. Thank you, Shree Maa

> for hearing my prayers.

>

> May Her Peace be with you in every moment! Jennifer

>