to dear Iswari: Better and going to India!

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Beloved sister Iswari, Jai Amma Kali!

i am so completely delighted to hear of your health improvements! i

also want you to know that you are also being prayed for by sweet

devotees from the Devi Mandir Prayer Group.

It is always a bit scary and more than a little exciting to go to

India the very first time. But you are embarking on an incredible

adventure! just continue to hold Mother's Sweet Lotus Hand and all

will be just fine! i understand it is difficult to be away from your

beloved husband for so long, but you will have so much to share with

him upon your return. i wish you Sweet Bliss and continued health

improvements. May you always be healthy, happy and full of the

greatest peace and contentment. i wish this for you from the bottom

of my heart! Aum Amriteswaryai Namaha!

Your sister in Amma,

muktimaa

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ammachi, "ammasiswari" <ammasiswari>

wrote:

> Namah Shivaya...my sincere thanks to everyone for the prayers and

good wishes. I'm

> happy to say that the Bell's palsy is nearly gone (although I'm

still pretty fatigued) and that

> my Lyme test results were normal. I may still have further testing

when I return (because

> apparently, the regular blood test is not always so accurate among

those who were treated

> in the early stages of Lyme disease, as I was 10 years ago),

but....I got the green light from

> the neurologist today to travel to India for the three weeks I'd

planned! It's hard to believe

> that I'll be en route to Amritapuri in one week (I'd best get to

the consulate for my

> visa!)....and I am so overwhelmed at this unexpected grace that

aligned everything for me

> to go (when, logically, I could have come up with 100 reasons why

it would have been

> impossible!). I was about to say I have no idea what I'm diving

into (first trip to India), but

> then I always seem to feel that way when going to spend time with

Amma! I remember

> Swamiji once talking about how he had spent so many years around

Her, and how She just

> kept becoming more and more of a mystery to him...and that really

resonated! It's funny.

> On a superficial level, I'm a little anxious about adjusting to

India, physically and a little

> wistful at the thought of being away from my husband for longer

than I ever have since

> we've been together...but on a deeper level, there is no fear, but

only peace and deep

> contentment as I reflect upon this journey I'm about to take. I

just want to be there... =)

>

> (I feel, in some way, that I already am!)

>

> In Amma's love,

> Iswari