RE: Why I do puja...for Maa and Swamiji

[Guest guest]

Dear Maa (Who is Always Present)

and Swamiji (Who is an Ever Helpful Friend),

It is the Nature of Things: this world we live in is the Bliss of

our own Beloved stretching out before our senses, everywhere we find

ourselves. Her love permeates even the tiniest molecules of matter;

we breathe Her in....Ma; we breathe her out...Hrim. She sings us

awake in the form of birds; she hovers over our head in the form of

clouds; she smiles at us in the check-out line at the supermarket as

she bags our groceries. But our minds cannot comprehend Her presence

and so we search frantically, calling out to her for help, as she

stands patiently beside us, waiting for us to notice that she has

been there all along.

Puja is Her gift to us: a doorway into the moment, a turning

towards She who is always there, a reminder of the importance of

this "Precious Human Birth" and a joyful celebration of waking up in

the present time to find our Beloved sitting there right in front

of us and, also, inside us.

 

with love to all of you great yogis and yoginis

and to Maa and Swamiji,

Sadhvi

[Guest guest]

This is so very beautiful, Sadvi. I love seeing Puja as a doorway into

the moment, a turning towards She who is always there... to find our

Beloved sitting there right in front of us and, also, inside us.

 

Yes, yes, yes. Come Mother come.

 

Ardis

 

 

On Apr 8, 2005, at 5:23 AM, nityashakti wrote:

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>

> Dear Maa (Who is Always Present)

> and Swamiji (Who is an Ever Helpful Friend),

>    It is the Nature of Things: this world we live in is the Bliss of

> our own Beloved stretching out before our senses, everywhere we find

> ourselves. Her love permeates even the tiniest molecules of matter;

> we breathe Her in....Ma; we breathe her out...Hrim. She sings us

> awake in the form of birds; she hovers over our head in the form of

> clouds; she smiles at us in the check-out line at the supermarket as

> she bags our groceries. But our minds cannot comprehend Her presence

> and so we search frantically, calling out to her for help, as she

> stands patiently beside us, waiting for us to notice that she has

> been there all along.

>    Puja is Her gift to us: a doorway into the moment, a turning

> towards She who is always there, a reminder of the importance of

> this "Precious Human Birth" and a joyful celebration of waking up in

> the present time  to find our Beloved sitting there right in front

> of us and, also, inside us.

>

> with love to all of you great yogis and yoginis

> and to Maa and Swamiji,

> Sadhvi

>

>

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[Guest guest]

, beloved sister "nityashakti"

<sadhvi@p...> wrote:

 

"...our minds cannot comprehend Her presence and so we search

frantically, calling out to her for help, as she stands patiently

beside us, waiting for us to notice that she has been there all

along."

 

 

Dearest sister,

 

What a precious gift this message is! Oh, that all the world could

realize (make real) the truth of these words in their own lives! For

you to share this here and now is for you to create that beautiful

doorway into this very moment. I can see Her form framed in that

doorway, light streaming from all around Her, and one beam touching

me, another touching you, and on and on throughout this magnificent

family.

 

Thank you so much. Thank you so much Shree Maa! Thank you so much

Swamiji!

>From a child in Her love,

 

Rick