To Pekka: Hello everybdy!

[Guest guest]

Ammachi, "crosshill_p" <crosshill_p>

wrote:

"I know the director who made "Footsteps to the Mother", Mr. Taavi

Kassila. I have to admit that I have not seen that film yet. However,

"Darshan" is coming to theater in helsinki this month, I can't wait

to see it."

 

Namaste my dear Finnish brother, Pekka ji!

Try and see "Footsteps" if you can; it is one video i just can't seem

to get enough of. Please give my grateful pranams to Taavi Kassila.

i have not seen "Darshan", yet. BTW, When did you last have Darshan

with our beloved Amma? There is a Satsang in Helsinki, yes? We last

saw Amma in Arlington, Virginia [near D.C.] in July and it was truly

wonderful. She was so extra bubbly, constantly giggling with joy. i

usually wear chandan and Kum-kum over my 3rd eye much in the manner

of Ammachi, and when my turn came for my "hug", She pointed to my 3rd

eye and bounced and giggled with joy. She looked deep into my eyes

and then kissed me on my left cheek! i then kissed Her on Her right

Cheek!!! i thought i would pass out in ecstasy! :<D

Jai Kali Amma! Aum Amriteswaryai Namaha!

Your Finnish sister in Amma,

muktimaa

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

> Dear Finnish sister muktimaa,

>

> Yes, Kalma is one of ancient goddesses in our mythology :

>

> "KALMA: Smelly Goddess of Death and Decay.

>

> Her name means 'The Stench of Corpses'. Very odiferous, she wafts

> about on a whiff.

>

> KALMA lives in TUONELA, the Finnish Underworld, and her putrid abode

> is guarded by SURMA. Although the smell alone would put most people

off."

>

> Not very nice lady...

>

> More info can be found by googling "gods from finnish mythology".

>

> I know the director who made "Footsteps to the Mother", Mr. Taavi

> Kassila. I have to admit that I have not seen that film yet.

However,

> "Darshan" is coming to theater in helsinki this month, I cant't wait

> to see it.

>

> Your Finnish brother in Amma,

> Pekka

>

>

> Ammachi, "muktimaa" <muktimaa@a...> wrote:

> > Ammachi, "crosshill_p" <crosshill_p>

> > wrote:

> > > "And greetings from Finland :)After three weeks I will go to

> > Amritapuri, for the very first time,and I'm planning to stay there

> > for four weeks.

> > Jai Kali Amma my dear brother Pekka in Finland! i live in the

USA, but

> > y Grandparents on my late father's side were from Finland. His

name

> > was "Kalle" Rasinen, which i only recently found out.[They had

> > changed it to "Charles" when he immigrated to the USA.] It sounds

so

> > much like my beloved "Kali". But i believe there actually is a

> > finnish Goddess called "Kalma" which sounds so much again,

like "Kali

> > Ma". so very interesting.

> > It is so wonderful that you are going to Amritapuri for 4 weeks!

One

> > of my favorite Amma videos is called "Footsteps to the Mother"

which

> > was done by a Finnish filmaker. i don't recall his name right

now,

> > but it was all about his journey to Amritapuri to see Ammachi the

> > first time. Have you seen this video? Anyway, Pekka, have a very

safe

> > journey and may all your dreams come true!

> > Your Finnish sister in Amma,

> > muktimaa

> > >

> >

[Guest guest]

Aum Amriteswaryai Namaha,

 

Ammachi, "muktimaa" <muktimaa@a...> wrote:

Please give my grateful pranams to Taavi Kassila.

> i have not seen "Darshan", yet. BTW, When did you last have Darshan

> with our beloved Amma? There is a Satsang in Helsinki, yes?

 

I will forward your pranams to Taavi.

Amma visits Helsinki during her European tour in October, I hope she

will continue to do that forever

So, I last had her darshan last October. It was so wonderful. I

suddenly found myself feeling quilt because at that time I had been a

little bit lazy with my sadhana. So, I was a little bit nervous to

face Her, like a child who has not done his homework. That feeling

vanished when I was in Her arms. Mothers love for her children is endless.

 

>We last

> saw Amma in Arlington, Virginia [near D.C.] in July and it was truly

> wonderful. She was so extra bubbly, constantly giggling with joy. i

> usually wear chandan and Kum-kum over my 3rd eye much in the manner

> of Ammachi, and when my turn came for my "hug", She pointed to my 3rd

> eye and bounced and giggled with joy. She looked deep into my eyes

> and then kissed me on my left cheek! i then kissed Her on Her right

> Cheek!!! i thought i would pass out in ecstasy! :<D

 

 

How wonderful experience, I am happy for you! I am not sure whether I

would dare to look deep in her eyes myself. I use to attend to local

satsang group here in Helsinki. I once stared for long time her

picture at the temple and started to feel very dizzy. I wonder what

would happen if I looked her like that in "live situation"...

 

Jay Ma,

Pekka