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Ammachi, "E. Lamb" <jyotsna2> wrote

 

> "Personally, I think I'll choose to cross the Ocean of Becoming

> by dancing with Krishna :-). Hare Krishna, Hare Vishnu!"

> Jyotsna

 

Jai Maa, Jyotsna!

Here is a special gift i found for you! i hope you enjoy it!

 

 

[Kali]Strike the Pose of Sweet Krishna

by Nabai Moyra

 

'Strike the bent pose of sweet Krishna

when he dances with the cowherd-girls;

come stand in the shrine

of the heart's temple.

Come show yourself

as the charming crooked one

with Radha at your side.

Take off your skirt of human arms

and put on the yellow dhoti

of the cowherd god.

Put the peacock feather on your head,

and crook one foot over the other.

Abandon your garland of human heads

and put on the garland of forest flowers instead.

Be the Dark Charmer for once,

and not the Black Destroyer.

O woman with heart of stone,

the lotus of my heart blossoms

when it sees the black moon!

Just once, drop the sword

and pick up the bamboo flute!

Fulfill the yearning of the faithful!'

 

Jai Maa! Your sister dancing on the waves of bliss,

muktimaa

 

 

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> Mike Brooker <patria1818> wrote:

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> > Here are the lyrics to "Hrim Kali" translated into

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> > may be inaccuracies but the spirit is present. I

> > got this

> > translation from a non_Amma Hindu orientented web

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> > O Goddess Kali identified with the sound "Hrim",

> > the Great Kali, Mother Amritanandamayi,

> > Who takes one across the Ocean of Becoming,

> > an Incarnation of Compassion and Bliss,

> > Mother Amritanandamayi.

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> >[message snipped with Kali's sword :0 ]

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> This translation is virtually the same as found in

> Bhajanamritam (v. I, p. 119-120) and in the liner card

> of Amritanjali-14 tape. The "Vintage Scenes 1982"

> video opens with Amma in Kali bhava, dancing to this

> song. It's a great video, if you don't mind the

> fuzzy, grainy picture quality - it was originally shot

> in 8 mm.

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> Keval

> (keeping my Amma tapes and books close to my computer

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