Guest guest Posted June 24, 2008 Report Share Posted June 24, 2008 Namaste Usha: thanks for sharing your experiences in India. I have never been there, but, having spend time with Maa and Swami at the Mandir, I feel that 2 things make a place Holy: first, God makes a location holy with blessings and Supercharged Shatki planted into the stones and soil and the very air and water. 2nd, the devotion and holiness grows by our focused devotion through worship. The Devi Mandir is such a Holy spot, sanctified by Maa and Swami's worhsip. In the same way, Maa instructs us to create altars in our homes and establish deities for worship, then perform worhsip daily. One can feel the peace and purity at the altar even after a short time of regular worship. So I can imagine the feeling of these Temples and Holy cities in India, supercharged by thousands of years of worship. I pray that each of our altars becomes a Holy Temple of the divine, and that Maa and Swami and all the Gods and Goddesses dwell there, and in our hearts forever. Jai Ma Jai Swami vishweshwar -- In , " usha haywood " <jayrambt wrote: > > I could have many ideas about worshipping in the ancient temples in India. > > > > But my experience of visiting golden Kashi and it's temples, especially the > Vishwanath temple, was proof to me of the timeless connection with the > stream of devotion and worship still flowing there. I can feel these places > in my body and mind - anchored in my very bones - yes, they are !! > > > > Oh, and I long to return - what a blessing it would be to be with Maa, > Swamiji and other devotees. > > > > Dive in and bathe in that eternal flow, - connect closely together, - close > to the portal, the magnet - all the Rishis present in eternal attunement - > yes, Jai Maa!!!!!!! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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