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In Swami Paramatmananda's book On the Road to Freedom, Vol 2, the

author talks about a child, named Shakti Prasad, born in 1978 to

devotees of Amma. Amma has said that she manifested Shakti Prasad and

that he is a partial incarnation of the Divine Mother and would be a

great force for good in the world. Does anyone know where this man is

now and if he has fulfilled Amma's prophecy of his developing into a

great soul? Any background and interesting anecdotes would be greatly

appreciated!

 

Peace,

 

Dave

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To the best of my recollection, Shakti Prasad's story

is in the book "Come Quickly my Darling CHildren,

stories of western devotees."

 

-Prajna

 

--- dharmabum253 <dharmabum253 wrote:

 

> In Swami Paramatmananda's book On the Road to

> Freedom, Vol 2, the

> author talks about a child, named Shakti Prasad,

> born in 1978 to

> devotees of Amma. Amma has said that she manifested

> Shakti Prasad and

> that he is a partial incarnation of the Divine

> Mother and would be a

> great force for good in the world. Does anyone know

> where this man is

> now and if he has fulfilled Amma's prophecy of his

> developing into a

> great soul? Any background and interesting anecdotes

> would be greatly

> appreciated!

>

> Peace,

>

> Dave

>

>

 

 

=====

sarvabhauma_yoga/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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--- Brianna Mosteller <rubyrapunzel wrote:

 

> To the best of my recollection, Shakti Prasad's

> story

> is in the book "Come Quickly my Darling CHildren,

> stories of western devotees."

>

> -

 

In "Ammachi: A Biography of Mata Anritanandanayi" (the

paperback with dark green cover, which I believe is

still available), beginning on page 237 Swami

Amritswarupananda describes _four_ Shakti Prasad

children born in the 1970s! But there is no mention

of what has become of them - now young men, perhaps

married with kids of their own. Or maybe they became

renunicates. Or joined the Indian army. Your guess

is as good as mine :)

 

Keval

(I keep my Amma books near my computer for quick reference!!)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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