To Nandji and all:He who irons out the wrinkles of complexity

[Guest guest]

, "Nanda" <chandimaakijai>

wrote:

> Dear Muktimaa,

> Once again I bow to your creativity.

 

muktimaa: "i bow to you for the opportunity to glorify One Who is so

deserving of all the praise we can muster. Thank-you so much, Nandaji

for your continued encouragement! Praising and singing to God/Goddess

is all i wish to do through-out all of my lives. i bow to you and all

of our other beloved brothers and sisters who have offered beautiful

garlands of devotinal Name flowers at our dear Swamiji's Lotus Feet!

They are all staggeringly beautiful!"

>

>Nandaji:" One of the names that you gave Swamiji, "He who irons out

the wrinkles of complexity" reminded me of Swamiji describing the

Ulta path."

 

muktimaa: "Wow! What you described below [that i copied and pasted]

really makes my hair stand on end!"

 

Nandaji: "I bring this up because of the way Swamiji described doing

the Seedha and the Ulta Path - he says when we go forwards and

backwards with an iron, we remove the wrinkles in the cloth.

Similarly when we go forwards and backwards in the Chandi we remove

the wrinkles in our chanting (and I would add, ultimately our minds)."

 

muktimaa: "Everyday i find out some new thing that just overwhelms my

heart and mind in regards to the spiritual accomplishments of our

Divine Father Swamiji and Divine Mother Shree Maa!!! i am so choked

up with tears of joy flooding my whole being, as i gaze in wonderment

at the spiritual stature of their Soul. [i say 'Soul', for They are

One in every True sense of the word.]

Like you said, Nandaji, This is such a wonderful opportunity to

meditate on our dear Swamiji! It is True! It is True! Again, i say it

is True! [There's that echo again!] :<) i continue to also bathe in

Maa's Names and now we will have Swamiji's as well for our devotions.

What an immense joy and privilege to be among those who are offering

Names at Their Divine Feet! Jai Chandi Shree Maa! Jai Shiva Swamiji!

Jai Thakur Ramakrishna

Deva!"

Your sister beyond forever,

muktimaa

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

>

> As many in the group know, the Seedha Path is the straight

recitation

> of the Chandi. There is also a path called the "Ulta Path" which

> means reciting the 700 verses backwards. Note :- I have not done

this

> myself so cant speak much to this.

>

> I bring this up because of the way Swamiji described doing the

Seedha

> and the Ulta Path - he says when we go forwards and backwards with

an

> iron, we remove the wrinkles in the cloth. Similarly when we go

> forwards and backwards in the Chandi we remove the wrinkles in our

> chanting (and I would add, ultimately our minds).

>

> Jai Guru

> Nanda