My Marriage-

[Guest guest]

Om Amriteshwaryai Namah

 

Dear Amma Devotees,

I am pleased to inform all of you that I am getting

married on Oct 31st 2004 in Bangalore.

Amma's divine grace and the best wishes of Amma's devotees helped me

in locating a good life-partner. Her name is Shamini.

I would like to seek all your good wishes and thank you all for your

prayers and guidance.

 

Amme Saranam,

Chandrasekhar.

[Guest guest]

Dear Chandrasekhar,

Congratulations! Very happy news!

Do tell us story starved people more about it!

 

ota

 

Ammachi, "bchandra17" <bchandra1975@r...>

wrote:

>

> Om Amriteshwaryai Namah

>

> Dear Amma Devotees,

> I am pleased to inform all of you that I am getting

> married on Oct 31st 2004 in Bangalore.

> Amma's divine grace and the best wishes of Amma's devotees helped

me

> in locating a good life-partner. Her name is Shamini.

> I would like to seek all your good wishes and thank you all for

your

> prayers and guidance.

>

> Amme Saranam,

> Chandrasekhar.

[Guest guest]

http://www.vivaaha.org/newpage1.htm

Marriage is viewed as a sacrament and not a contract. Hindu marriage is a

life-long commitment of one wife and one husband, and is the strongest

social bond that takes place between a man and a woman.

Grahastha Ashram (the householder stage), the second of the four stages of

life begins when a man and a woman marry and start a household. For a Hindu

marriage is the only way to continue the family and thereby repay his debt

to his/her ancestors.

 

In Hindu view, marriage is not a concession to human weakness, but a means

for spiritual growth. Man and woman are soul mates who, through the

institution of marriage, can direct the energy associated with their

individual instincts and passion into the progress of their souls.