make up our own set of names.

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Om Amriteswaryai Namaha,

 

My experience of putting together 108 names of Amma, was that my mind

and heart was focused on Amma's teachings as I remember them from

Amma's books, videos, bhajans and talks. So, this is one good way of

focusing on guru's teachings and expressing them in short phrases

that stick in the mind and heart.

 

If anyone is so inclined, I heartily recommend this spiritual

exercise.

 

Om Namah Sivaya,

amarnath

ps~ I still chant the sanskrit names everyday ~

 

Ammachi, "Aikya Param" <aikya> wrote:

>

> Thanks, Amarnath

>

> I'm sure we could all make up our own set of "names." I decided to

> call the lines in Mukte Herte's 108 names from the 90's "short

> prayers" since we don't have wordsthatallsticktogether and can be

> names as they have in Sanskrit.

>

> Aikya

>

> Ammachi, "Amarnath" <anatol_zinc> wrote:

> >

> > Hi ~

> >

> > just loaded a file of a new version of 108 Names of Amma in

English ~

> > it is in the "amarnath" folder ~

> >

> > om amriteswaryai namaha,

> > amarnath

> >

> > ps ~ perhaps this was inspired by Aikya's asking for prayers, etc

in

> > English ~