Transformation within extremity- Transformation affirmitave

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Max.....I am in a transformation, I need my Amma family, the next 2 weeks are

tough. Court, Divorce.  I need to get to HOME.  San Ramone, I'm crying so hard

it's hard to type.  Oh how can I thank you for the Bhakti?  Peace, Peace God God

Love Love Now

Vaishnavi

 

 

Whatever merit is acquired by one, through pilgrimmages and from bathing in the

Sacred Waters extending to the seven seas, cannot be equal to even one

thousandth part of the merit derived from partaking the water with the Guru's

Feet are washed.

 

Guru Gita

Verses 157, 87

 

At Her Perfect Lotus Feet

Vaishnavi

 

--- On Mon, 9/21/09, Max Dashu <maxdashu wrote:

 

 

Max Dashu <maxdashu

Transformation within extremity

Ammachi

Monday, September 21, 2009, 7:39 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

I thought of this poem by Judy Grahn when someone else posted a poem

for Vaishnavi.

It speaks to anyone going through huge challenges.

Max

 

I fell through a hole

in the eye of death;

I drew Zero's breath.

I went to where the wind lives--

I put my ear there.

I went down below.

 

The eye is a sheet of crystal

on the other side of time;

the sky is a paradigm.

I could see myself reflected

in my inner and my outer mind.

 

Deep in the eye of death

the light is never standing,

it's dancing, it's unfolding,

 

light is holding dark,

shy is holding bold,

hot shelters cold

in the partnership we have

with death that is not, is

not dying, is glowing,

is chancing.

 

I'm no longer lying

in my cave of glass, I'm rocking,

I'm shaking,

I'm expanding

 

I went all the way to Zero,

leaned in Zero's door;

and you know what lives in there?

Absolutely everything-- everything at all.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sending prayers!

 

Here is another poem by Ethan Walker:

 

SOFT MOON SHINING

My beloved Divine Mother

Dance with me

under the soft moon shining

in the wide open fields

far beyond the toil and trouble

of my busy mind

 

Dance with me

before the night grows old

while the winds of love

still bow the grasses

and the coyotes cry for you

to step their way

 

Dance with me my beloved

while the Mystery's Edge

still flirts in the shadow

of your radiant light

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ammachi , Vaishnavi Fantuzzi <vaishnavifantuzzi

wrote:

>

> Max.....I am in a transformation, I need my Amma family, the next 2 weeks are

tough. Court, Divorce.  I need to get to HOME.  San Ramone, I'm crying so hard

it's hard to type.  Oh how can I thank you for the Bhakti?  Peace, Peace God God

Love Love Now

> Vaishnavi

>

>

> Whatever merit is acquired by one, through pilgrimmages and from bathing in

the Sacred Waters extending to the seven seas, cannot be equal to even one

thousandth part of the merit derived from partaking the water with the Guru's

Feet are washed.

>  

> Guru Gita

> Verses 157, 87

>  

> At Her Perfect Lotus Feet

> Vaishnavi

>

> --- On Mon, 9/21/09, Max Dashu <maxdashu wrote:

>

>

> Max Dashu <maxdashu

> Transformation within extremity

> Ammachi

> Monday, September 21, 2009, 7:39 PM

>

>

>  

>

>

>

> I thought of this poem by Judy Grahn when someone else posted a poem

> for Vaishnavi.

> It speaks to anyone going through huge challenges.

> Max

>

> I fell through a hole

> in the eye of death;

> I drew Zero's breath.

> I went to where the wind lives--

> I put my ear there.

> I went down below.

>

> The eye is a sheet of crystal

> on the other side of time;

> the sky is a paradigm.

> I could see myself reflected

> in my inner and my outer mind.

>

> Deep in the eye of death

> the light is never standing,

> it's dancing, it's unfolding,

>

> light is holding dark,

> shy is holding bold,

> hot shelters cold

> in the partnership we have

> with death that is not, is

> not dying, is glowing,

> is chancing.

>

> I'm no longer lying

> in my cave of glass, I'm rocking,

> I'm shaking,

> I'm expanding

>

> I went all the way to Zero,

> leaned in Zero's door;

> and you know what lives in there?

> Absolutely everything-- everything at all.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>