[SpiritualPrep2012] Large light in sky

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JGD

 

what a  coincidence ... for some reason I was flipping through a Bruce Willis

DVD collection and ended up watching " Armageddon "  and " Fifth Element " ...  just

a couple of days back ...

 

I think Ramakrishnan garu is absolutely right .. sadguru takes the impact

away....that is a very interesting and thought proving point of

view....something out of the box...... really very nice.  

 

Regards

Shailendra

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Ramakrishnan Thimmaiyah <ramadatta3

vijay120

Cc: jaigurudatta <jaigurudatta >

Sat, April 17, 2010 8:11:57 PM

[spiritualPrep2012] Large light in sky

 

 

JAYA GURU DATTA

 

Dear devotees

 

Why these meteors hit the earth in unpopulated areas or the oceans? A divine

intervention? Why Jupiter the planet of the Guru take on most of the meteors

that would otherwise would have hit the earth? (Just like our Guru takes on

many of our karmas on Himself out His love for all of us)

 

I know we or our next generation may have to leave this planet to some other

place guided by our Guru. Thats the reason for the manthra " Ohm Ayimm Hreem

Shreem.... " ?

 

As Swamiji said recently - there are many questions than answers. I pray to

my guide and beloved Guru to illumine our intellect and open the dark shield

of maya covering our Jeevatma.

 

SHRI GURU DATTA

 

Ramakrishnan

 

April 15) -- Video taken by an Iowa sheriff's cruiser shows it clearly: A

fireball believed to have been a large meteor streaked across the Midwestern

sky, prompting hundreds of calls to the National Weather Service from

stargazers in at least four states.

 

Images captured by a webcam at the University of Wisconsin at Madison

<http://www.aos. wisc.edu/ fireball/ 2010_04_14_ fireball_ loop_1024x768_

long.gif

> show what appears to be a meteor illuminating the northern sky and

shooting eastward around 10 p.m. CDT Wednesday.

 

There has been no official determination of what caused the fireball. In a

statement on its Web site, the weather service

<http://www.crh. noaa.gov/ news/display_ cmsstory. php?wfo=dvn & storyid=50881 &

sou

rce=0> said " a fireball or very bright meteor was observed streaking across

the sky " in Northern Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Southern Wisconsin.

 

http://www.aolnews. com/nation/ article/suspecte d-meteor- in-wisconsin/

19441105

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