Guest guest Posted April 11, 2005 Report Share Posted April 11, 2005 Dear Friends, Aum Namah Shivayah! My respectful and loving pranams at the Holy feet of our most beloved Maa and Swamiji. Countless are the blessings that we receive by knowing them and thinking about them. I would like to share a conversation between an individual and Sri Ma Anandamayee about the Chandi from "Practical Vedanta from Sri Krishna to Ma Anandamayee, p152-153: "I visited my Guru-Ashram, Shri Shri Ma Anandamayee Ashram, Bhadini, Varanasi from Patna during the Durga Puja holiday of 1951. On the Navami Puja day, we went to witness the evening arati of Goddess Durga at the residence of Patalda, an earnest devotee of the Mother, in a few motor cars, along with the Mother, after the evenning arati of the ashram was over. At the end of the arati, a relative of Patalda asked the Mother, "Ma, are the episodes of the killing of Mahishashur and others, as parts of Durga Puja, historical facts or only the figments of imagination of the Rishis? The Mother turned grave on hearing such a question, Her face began glowing with a divine crimson aura and She uttered in firm tone in an aphoristic language of ancient seers, "The divine play of Goddess Durga did take place, is taking place, shall take place in future and is part of Her eternal manifestation.Hoechhe, Hochche, Habe, Hoy" (in Bengali). That is to say, the divine play of Goddess Durga is certainly not the figment of imagination of the Rishis; rather the divine play did take place in a previous cosmic cycle in some part of the infinite universe, is now taking place in some part of the universe, shall take place in subsequent cosmic cycles in this or some other universe, and the spiritual battle between gods and demons rages always in the subtle body of the shakti sadhak. Jai Maa! Jai Swamiji! srini Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 11, 2005 Report Share Posted April 11, 2005 Absolutely beautiful!!!!! May Maa bless you a million! Jai Durgaa Ma! Jay ammasmkd [r_srinivasan] Monday, April 11, 2005 6:50 PM Jai Maa! Dear Friends, Aum Namah Shivayah! My respectful and loving pranams at the Holy feet of our most beloved Maa and Swamiji. Countless are the blessings that we receive by knowing them and thinking about them. I would like to share a conversation between an individual and Sri Ma Anandamayee about the Chandi from "Practical Vedanta from Sri Krishna to Ma Anandamayee, p152-153: "I visited my Guru-Ashram, Shri Shri Ma Anandamayee Ashram, Bhadini, Varanasi from Patna during the Durga Puja holiday of 1951. On the Navami Puja day, we went to witness the evening arati of Goddess Durga at the residence of Patalda, an earnest devotee of the Mother, in a few motor cars, along with the Mother, after the evenning arati of the ashram was over. At the end of the arati, a relative of Patalda asked the Mother, "Ma, are the episodes of the killing of Mahishashur and others, as parts of Durga Puja, historical facts or only the figments of imagination of the Rishis? The Mother turned grave on hearing such a question, Her face began glowing with a divine crimson aura and She uttered in firm tone in an aphoristic language of ancient seers, "The divine play of Goddess Durga did take place, is taking place, shall take place in future and is part of Her eternal manifestation.Hoechhe, Hochche, Habe, Hoy" (in Bengali). That is to say, the divine play of Goddess Durga is certainly not the figment of imagination of the Rishis; rather the divine play did take place in a previous cosmic cycle in some part of the infinite universe, is now taking place in some part of the universe, shall take place in subsequent cosmic cycles in this or some other universe, and the spiritual battle between gods and demons rages always in the subtle body of the shakti sadhak. Jai Maa! Jai Swamiji! srini Links Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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