Love's Blessing -Steve

[Guest guest]

OM NAMAH

 

you know how it is Steve, we arrange nothing She arranges all.

Swamiji is from Portland and he is close with some families here in

Chicago. he visits every couple of months or so. a friend of ours

invited us to go to a puja a few years back when Swamiji was in

town. that was how we met him. he was in town for Guru Purnima and

we were invited for the Guru puja. at that time he asked my wife

what we were doing on sunday, that he wanted to come to our house to

do prayer. she said he was welcome anytime. Kali arranged, not me.

 

JAI MA

 

 

, "Steve Connor" <sconnor@a...>

wrote:

> Eric, i am curious, how did you go about arranging for a swami to

do a

> puja at your home?

>

> steve

>

> , "ecjensen_us"

<ecjensen_us>

> wrote:

> > OM NAMAH SIVAYA

> >

> > last night my wife and i were bestowed the blessing of having a

> swami

> > perform a Siva puja at our house. it was a blessing beyond

words.

> > there were a couple of things he said that i wanted to pass along

> in

> > case someone else can benefit from his words. first when the

puja

> > started he said that there are two ways to point the Yoni of the

> > Lingam. one is straight foward and the other is to the right.

he

> > said straight is for love and to the right is for moksha. and

he

> > asked we wanted love or moksha. i said love. my wife said she

> wasn't

> > ready for moksha so she also wanted love. he then said, "that is

> good

> > because without love you have nothing. no God, no peace, no

calm,

> no

> > moksha, no liberation, no enlightenment. you have nothing

without

> > love. but once you have love everthing else is already there.

JAI

> MA!

> >

> > i guess after typing this there is only one thing to pass along.

> Love.

> >

> > JAI MAA

[Guest guest]

u r very fortunate to have such a swami in your lives

 

blessings

 

, "ecjensen_us" <ecjensen_us>

wrote:

> OM NAMAH

>

> you know how it is Steve, we arrange nothing She arranges all.

> Swamiji is from Portland and he is close with some families here in

> Chicago. he visits every couple of months or so. a friend of ours

> invited us to go to a puja a few years back when Swamiji was in

> town. that was how we met him. he was in town for Guru Purnima

and

> we were invited for the Guru puja. at that time he asked my wife

> what we were doing on sunday, that he wanted to come to our house

to

> do prayer. she said he was welcome anytime. Kali arranged, not me.

>

> JAI MA

>

>

> , "Steve Connor" <sconnor@a...>

> wrote:

> > Eric, i am curious, how did you go about arranging for a swami to

> do a

> > puja at your home?

> >

> > steve

> >

> > , "ecjensen_us"

> <ecjensen_us>

> > wrote:

> > > OM NAMAH SIVAYA

> > >

> > > last night my wife and i were bestowed the blessing of having a

> > swami

> > > perform a Siva puja at our house. it was a blessing beyond

> words.

> > > there were a couple of things he said that i wanted to pass

along

> > in

> > > case someone else can benefit from his words. first when the

> puja

> > > started he said that there are two ways to point the Yoni of

the

> > > Lingam. one is straight foward and the other is to the right.

> he

> > > said straight is for love and to the right is for moksha. and

> he

> > > asked we wanted love or moksha. i said love. my wife said she

> > wasn't

> > > ready for moksha so she also wanted love. he then said, "that

is

> > good

> > > because without love you have nothing. no God, no peace, no

> calm,

> > no

> > > moksha, no liberation, no enlightenment. you have nothing

> without

> > > love. but once you have love everthing else is already there.

> JAI

> > MA!

> > >

> > > i guess after typing this there is only one thing to pass along.

> > Love.

> > >

> > > JAI MAA