To manoj on intuitive connectedness

[Guest guest]

manoj wrote:

There is no silver bullet for this q, imho. From all the mistakes in

life, what I have learnt is this: Balance is the key. Sometimes it

makes sense to stand up and fight for it, sometimes it makes sense to

turn the other cheek. When to do what is the stuff intuitive

connectedness to the world is made up of.

Wow, manoj ~ are you ever right, especially about the intuitive

connectedness part. When we are intuitively connected to our Source,

we will always find the appropriate response. I remember when I first

met Shree Maa and Swami. Shree Maa was sitting on a little lawn chair,

all in yellow, with yellow socks. I went over to give Her some

flowers. I hardly had a chance to get a word out before Swamiji came

and bruskly shooed me away. At first I thought, well!, and geeze. But

then I realized that Swamiji was preparing the site for the homa and

that I was in the way. So he did and said exactly what was necessary

to the situation, nothing more, nothing less. Jai Swamiji ~ Linda

[Guest guest]

somehow that is an endearing image, maa in the yellow and the socks

and the lawn chair, swamiji bustling around, and you being shooed

aside. sweet, i feel like i was there by your telling of it.

 

steve

 

, nierika@a... wrote:

>

> manoj wrote:

>

> There is no silver bullet for this q, imho. From all the mistakes

in

> life, what I have learnt is this: Balance is the key. Sometimes it

> makes sense to stand up and fight for it, sometimes it makes sense

> to turn the other cheek. When to do what is the stuff intuitive

> connectedness to the world is made up of.

>

>

>

> Wow, manoj ~ are you ever right, especially about the intuitive

> connectedness part. When we are intuitively connected to our

Source, we will always find

> the appropriate response. I remember when I first met Shree Maa

and Swami.

> Shree Maa was sitting on a little lawn chair, all in yellow, with

yellow socks.

> I went over to give Her some flowers. I hardly had a chance to get

a word

> out before Swamiji came and bruskly shooed me away. At first I

thought, well!,

> and geeze. But then I realized that Swamiji was preparing the site

for the

> homa and that I was in the way. So he did and said exactly what

was necessary to

> the situation, nothing more, nothing less. Jai Swamiji ~ Linda