The Thousand Names of Vishnu and The Satya Narayana Vrat

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Jai Maa!!Lynne McKinnon <omgirl (AT) patmedia (DOT) net> wrote:

Hi chris,

Thanks for responding, I heard from Latha that we are starting on page

56, but I think we can start where we would like.

Also, for Everyone out there: Any ideas on how to get a copy of the

Vishnu Sahasranam? I don't think Swamiji has translated this. Thank

you

Lynne

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Chris Kirner

Tuesday, April 06, 2004 1:51 PM

Re: How's it going?

Hi Lynne,Latha should properly answer this, not I. I start at the

beginning, "Shri Manmahaaganaadhipataye namah," and continue through

The Armor of The Goddess (Kavach), which begins on p.56.Chris--- In

, "Lynne McKinnon" <omgirl@p...> wrote:>

Hi Chris,> for the Chandi Path sankalpa what page are we starting on?

page 56? I just want to be sure. thanks,> Namaste,> Lynne> -----

Original Message ----- > Chris Kirner > To:

> Monday, April 05, 2004 2:47 PM>

How's it going?> > > Hi,> > Well, I did

the sankalpa yesterday, actually rather late last night,

> as my beloved wife made plans for us to drive to her brothers and

> pick up some things we have been meaning to get for months now.>

> Anyway, I did the prana pratishtha and nyasas and then the japa,

> which went well, then did the first part of the Chandi, which

seemed > to go on forever. I'm just not very used to reading

Sanskrit, though > I find I'm improving quickly (I imagine that's

Swamiji's influence).> > By the time I had finished my japa and the

Kushandika, my knees and > hips were so sore I couldn't concentrate

anymore, so I had to > apologize to Devi and change asanas (twice,

actually, since my first > attempt at a new asan resulted in the

most awful cramp in one of my > feet). I finally finished, through

the Kavach, sitting on

the bed.> > It was a good practice. Although longer than I would

have chosen at > that time of night (which is the benefit of

sankalpa). I know it will > only get better with time, as my mind

gets used to the new routine, > and Shakti wears a familiar path in

my consciousness.> > I did my japa silently. One of the benefits of

this is that it goes > faster, of course, though there are others

as well. But I have found > that japa aloud has its own unique

benefits, though it does take > considerably more time. I'm

thinking I may alternate between doing > japa aloud and silently.

It is a bit of a struggle, since the modes > are so different, but

it may be worth doing. One day silent, the next > aloud. Hmmm. I

wonder what Swamiji would

think about this? > > All things considered, it was a good start, I

think. I'm looking > forward to the increasing experience, skill,

and depth of > relationship the summer will bring.> > Chris> > >

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Thank you , thank you all for responding. I ordered it yesterday.

How fortunate we all are to have found these wonderful beings....Jai

maa and Swamiji!!!!

Much Love,

Lynne

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kanna krishnan

Thursday, April 08, 2004 1:28 AM

The Thousand Names of Vishnu and The Satya Narayana Vrat

Namaste Lynneji,

Swamiji have shared this in "Thousand Names of Vishnu and The Satya Narayana Vrat ".

Please check them out at http://www.shreemaa.org/bookstore.htm

Jai Maa!!Lynne McKinnon <omgirl (AT) patmedia (DOT) net> wrote:

Hi chris,

Thanks for responding, I heard from Latha that we are starting on page

56, but I think we can start where we would like.

Also, for Everyone out there: Any ideas on how to get a copy of the

Vishnu Sahasranam? I don't think Swamiji has translated this. Thank

you

Lynne

-

Chris Kirner

Tuesday, April 06, 2004 1:51 PM

Re: How's it going?

Hi Lynne,Latha should properly answer this, not I. I start at the

beginning, "Shri Manmahaaganaadhipataye namah," and continue through

The Armor of The Goddess (Kavach), which begins on p.56.Chris--- In

, "Lynne McKinnon" <omgirl@p...> wrote:>

Hi Chris,> for the Chandi Path sankalpa what page are we starting on?

page 56? I just want to be sure. thanks,> Namaste,> Lynne> -----

Original Message ----- > Chris Kirner > To:

> Monday, April 05, 2004 2:47 PM>

How's it going?> > > Hi,> > Well, I did

the sankalpa yesterday, actually rather late last n ight, > as my

beloved wife made plans for us to drive to her brothers and > pick

up some things we have been meaning to get for months now.> >

Anyway, I did the prana pratishtha and nyasas and then the japa, >

which went well, then did the first part of the Chandi, which seemed

> to go on forever. I'm just not very used to reading Sanskrit,

though > I find I'm improving quickly (I imagine that's Swamiji's

influence).> > By the time I had finished my japa and the

Kushandika, my knees and > hips were so sore I couldn't concentrate

anymore, so I had to > apologize to Devi and change asanas (twice,

actually, since my first > attempt at a new asan resulted in the

most awful cramp in one of my > feet). I finally finished, through

the Kavach, si tting on the bed.> > It was a good practice.

Although longer than I would have chosen at > that time of night

(which is the benefit of sankalpa). I know it will > only get

better with time, as my mind gets used to the new routine, > and

Shakti wears a familiar path in my consciousness.> > I did my japa

silently. One of the benefits of this is that it goes > faster, of

course, though there are others as well. But I have found > that

japa aloud has its own unique benefits, though it does take >

considerably more time. I'm thinking I may alternate between doing >

japa aloud and silently. It is a bit of a struggle, since the modes >

are so different, but it may be worth doing. One day silent, the

next > aloud. Hmmm. I wonder what Swamiji would think about this? >

> All things considered, it was a good start, I think. I'm looking >

forward to the increasing experience, skill, and depth of >

relationship the summer will bring.> > Chris> > > >

Groups Sponsor > > > >

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to:> /> > b..

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