RE: Digest Number 434- Jai Issa Deva!!!

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Dear all!

Yes! Jesus ki Jai!

Jesus is my Lord. Sometimes I call him Lord Ma! Jesus has appeared to

me too and that love is unmistakeable.

Jai to the avatars. Jai Shree Ma! And Jai Love!

Sometimes I sit in front of my altar and sing a song that came to me

for Jesus. It starts off just with lines he said,

"Let the children come to me...be as little children...trust that your

father in heaven will provide"

"Neither do I condemn thee"

"Love one another as I have loved thee"

"I am the vine and you are the branches, and I and my father are one"

"Neither do I condemn thee"

"Oh how I love thee"

"I will never forsake thee"

Then I move into the song, sung like a bhajain, I'd love to share it

with you sometime when I record it...

"Oh my Jesus, Jaia Jesus, teach me how to love like you

Oh my Jesus, ah mi Jesu let your love shine through

Jai pitta deva 3x Jai Jai Jai Jai Jai Pitta Deva (father)

Jai atma deva 3x Jai Jai Jai jai Jai Atma Deva (spirit= atman)-

Swamiji or other is this work as translation?

Jai Issa deva 3x Jai Jai Jai Jai Jai Issa Deva (Jesus)

Jai mata Devi 3x Jai Jai Jai Jai Jai Mata Devi - Ave Maria

Thank you Linda. You know, Jesus appeared to me as a child...maybe in

response to childhood hurt. Love prevails and heals!

And Jesus said, "These things and more shall ye do" and "If ye have

faith as a mustard, ye can move mountains!"

O may our faith in the Divine be pure and strong.

Thank you my God, my Ma, for appearing as these avatars and for accomplishing all!

I love you!

Gina

Karen Borak

[karenborak (AT) earthlink (DOT) net]Monday, September 13, 2004

7:56 AMSubject: Re:

Digest Number 434

Namaste ALL esp Linda,

Oh, Linda, you bring tear to my eyes. Typing through a wet film

here...this posting is so inspiring. How feeble it seems to say a

mere "thank you for sharing." I wish I had something eloquent to say

to express how I feel. I am hoping you can intuit it.

Namaste,

Karen

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nierika (AT) aol (DOT) com

Monday, September 13, 2004 7:11 AM

Re: Digest Number 434

Kalibhakta wrote:

I'm glad to hear you say "I am wondering if, for me, I won't make real

headway in Hinduism until I find meaning in my Christian

background." I think many of us go through this.

Dear Kalibhakta and all,

Now you will think I am seriously crazy, but I want to share two

experiences I had that helped me heal my relationship with my

Christian background.

In one instance, I went to church with my mom and stepdad. I had not

been inside a church for years ... and years. As I was listening to

what was being said, which really bothered me ("we'll convert

everyone in the Treasure Valley), I was looking intently at Jesus on

the Cross. Jesus gave me this understanding in a way that I could

comprehend. He "showed me" that he was a shaman, just that other

people didn't realize it. He did all the things shamans do: he

climbed the world tree (the cross); he visited the underworld (of

death); and he came back with a great gift for the community (of

Earth) ~ the knowledge that death is not the end. He had me glued to

my seat as experiencing this understanding went on for some time, and

it has changed my outlook ever since.

Another time, I was sitting on the edge of my bed, and Jesus came and

sat by me. It was so simple a gesture. He rubbed my head and told me

he would always be here for me, no matter what. That was the end of

the experience, but it has never left me. It seemed just like what He

would do when he was alive ... give comfort in simple ways to those in

need.

In my life I have been blessed with these experiences, and I believe

they have been given to me as a gift to overcome and understand (have

compassion) toward my abusive childhood. That pain is so great, no one

but an avatar can lift it. Jesus Ki Jai ~ Linda