To Devi's Daughter: LIstening In to Amma's Conversation

[Guest guest]

Dear Devi's Daughter:

 

Amma's conversations are almost universally in Her native language, Malayalam.

The seven and one half year old boy spoke to Amma in this native tongue.

 

Occasionally Amma will summon a Swami to bring a microphone. Amma will then

direct a Swami or Brahmachari/Brahmacharini translate to English a live

on-going dialogue. This is rare but a precious moment to looky loo devotees

within the Hall.

 

I feel that we are blessed that Amma's web team gives us access these dialogues

for the ages on either Ammachi. org or Amritapuri.org.

 

Here is the link to the Boy-Amma dialogue posted by Kenna.

http://www.amma.org/tours/being-with-amma/summer-2005/dallas.html

 

Namah Shivaya,

 

GeorgeSon

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

thank you, georgeson, i just imagine how yummmy it would be to have been

able to see/hear it happening. i'm just curious if she ever answered

his question. the way it is written, can't really tell.

 

 

GeorgeSon wrote:

 

>Dear Devi's Daughter:

>

>Amma's conversations are almost universally in Her native language, Malayalam.

>The seven and one half year old boy spoke to Amma in this native tongue.

>

>Occasionally Amma will summon a Swami to bring a microphone. Amma will then

direct a Swami or Brahmachari/Brahmacharini translate to English a live

on-going dialogue. This is rare but a precious moment to looky loo devotees

within the Hall.

>

>I feel that we are blessed that Amma's web team gives us access these dialogues

for the ages on either Ammachi. org or Amritapuri.org.

>

>Here is the link to the Boy-Amma dialogue posted by Kenna.

http://www.amma.org/tours/being-with-amma/summer-2005/dallas.html

>

>Namah Shivaya,

>

>GeorgeSon

>

 

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Let Hari teach you, or Brahman, born of the lotus, or Shiva Himself!

Unless you forget everything, you will never live in your heart.

-Ashtavakra Gita 16:11. From "The Heart of Awareness: A Translation of

the Ashtavakra Gita," by Thomas Byrom, 1990

[Guest guest]

Dear Devi's Daughter:

 

It seems impossible to tell based on the web report.

 

Perhaps it is best we do not know. Amma cannot allow a 7 and one

half year old to join Her ashram without the boys parents permission.

 

According to Western Law eg U.S. Law the boy is not capable of making

this kind of decision for himself.

 

Amma also implies (I am reading between the lines here) that the boy

is very idealistic at that age but will he be as innocent and pure as

he approaches puberty?

 

This struck a nerve with me because I became impure after age 12 or

so. I went from a sweet boy to a full fledged demon.

 

I hope this child gets divine protection.

 

GeorgeSon

 

Ammachi, Devi's Daughter <devi.daughter@g...>

wrote:

> thank you, georgeson, i just imagine how yummmy it would be to have

been

> able to see/hear it happening. i'm just curious if she ever

answered

> his question. the way it is written, can't really tell.

>

>

> GeorgeSon wrote:

>

> >Dear Devi's Daughter:

> >

> >Amma's conversations are almost universally in Her native

language, Malayalam.

> >The seven and one half year old boy spoke to Amma in this native

tongue.

> >

> >Occasionally Amma will summon a Swami to bring a microphone. Amma

will then direct a Swami or Brahmachari/Brahmacharini translate to

English a live on-going dialogue. This is rare but a precious moment

to looky loo devotees within the Hall.

> >

> >I feel that we are blessed that Amma's web team gives us access

these dialogues for the ages on either Ammachi. org or Amritapuri.org.

> >

> >Here is the link to the Boy-Amma dialogue posted by Kenna.

http://www.amma.org/tours/being-with-amma/summer-2005/dallas.html

> >

> >Namah Shivaya,

> >

> >GeorgeSon

> >

>

> --

> Be Love,

> Egyirba (Berijoy)

> http://www.egyirba.net

>

> Let Hari teach you, or Brahman, born of the lotus, or Shiva

Himself!

> Unless you forget everything, you will never live in your heart.

> -Ashtavakra Gita 16:11. From "The Heart of Awareness: A Translation

of

> the Ashtavakra Gita," by Thomas Byrom, 1990

[Guest guest]

>

> This struck a nerve with me because I became impure after age 12 or

> so. I went from a sweet boy to a full fledged demon.

>

 

 

Hmm... I hear a sweet man talking, no detectable signs of demonhood as

far as I can tell and I think everyone else will agree with me.

 

-yogaman