/recite a mantra

[Guest guest]

Didn't someone post a story here recently about a group of "learned

Brahmins" who went ashore on a remote island and taught a group

of "simple people" how to worship God "correctly"? The people were

so filled with devotion for God and so filled with longing for the

Truth and the Brahmins felt puffed up with their own importance as

they corrected the pronunciation of the "simple people". Then, as

the Brahmins pulled away from the shore in their wooden boat, a

group of the simple island people came running across the water

saying, "wait! wait! we have forgotten the proper pronunciation of

the Beloved God's name...please tell us the correct way once again"

sadhvi

[Guest guest]

Nitya:

 

That was great. This story madre me laugh out loud

(literally).

 

Thank you

 

--- nityashakti <sadhvi wrote:

> Didn't someone post a story here recently about a

> group of "learned

> Brahmins" who went ashore on a remote island and

> taught a group

> of "simple people" how to worship God "correctly"?

> The people were

> so filled with devotion for God and so filled with

> longing for the

> Truth and the Brahmins felt puffed up with their own

> importance as

> they corrected the pronunciation of the "simple

> people". Then, as

> the Brahmins pulled away from the shore in their

> wooden boat, a

> group of the simple island people came running

> across the water

> saying, "wait! wait! we have forgotten the proper

> pronunciation of

> the Beloved God's name...please tell us the correct

> way once again"

> sadhvi

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Jai Maa to this as well! I've heard this story with a number of slants. It says it all!

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nityashakti

Thursday, May 20, 2004 9:22 AM

/Re: recite a mantra

Didn't someone post a story here recently about a group of "learned

Brahmins" who went ashore on a remote island and taught a group of

"simple people" how to worship God "correctly"? The people were so

filled with devotion for God and so filled with longing for the Truth

and the Brahmins felt puffed up with their own importance as they

corrected the pronunciation of the "simple people". Then, as the

Brahmins pulled away from the shore in their wooden boat, a group of

the simple island people came running across the water saying, "wait!

wait! we have forgotten the proper pronunciation of the Beloved God's

name...please tell us the correct way once again"sadhvi