Seeing Amma - wasTo Sweta on Amma's physical presence -Linda

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Om Namah Shivayah

 

Someone once told me that seeing a feather somewhere means that you

are at the right place -- exactly where you should be. It's a sort

of confirmation. The feathers can be anywhere: on the ground, in a

bush, printed on a card, on a website. I didn't mean to make this

symbol mean something to me, but it has grown into that over the

years. Now, every time I see a feather on the ground, I get a BIG

SMILE. Most of the time, this happens after I am asking Amma for

guidance of some sort.

 

Most people wouldn't think twice, seeing a bird's feather on the

ground, but for me it means a LOT. I get a huge grin and say, "I see

you, Ma". It's comforting.

 

Jai Jai Ma

 

With love,

Hoping for feathers for you all,

Erica

 

Ammachi, Prasadini <ganesh1008@c...> wrote:

> Namah Shivaya,

> The whole time I have known Mother I have been disabled, and have

been

> able to spend only

> limited amounts of time with Her. Like most of us, I would love to

be

> able to live with Her - first I would

> have to have the disposition to be able to do that, but that's

another

> story. :-) There have been so many times that Mother has shown

that She

> is with me. Little things that may not mean much, but when they're

all

> put together, it shows me at least, that She is here, now, and

always.

> Like the zillion times I have looked for my

> keys and finally in utter frustration said aloud "Mother, please

help me

> find my keys" and presto! there they are under a piece of paper,

or just

> as I am saying those words it the idea pops into my head to look

> somewhere else. I'd say this happens, oh, about 99.9 percent of

the time.

> Then there was the time I was walking down the street and tripped

and

> was surely going to smack into the cement and cringing at the

thought

> and all of a sudden the word "Mother" comes out of my mouth (not

> seemingly generated by the brain) and I stopped - upright. It was

as if

> someone had caught me - I didn't feel Her hand, but I'm sure She

did.

> And many, many other weird little things that happen that I would

have

> to be really dense to not see Mother's hand. I truly believe that

these

> incidents are Mother saying "yes, I am here".

>

> This child would love to be able to see Her everywhere and in

> everything, but I think I am certainly not on the express bus, but

on

> the local bus. I get off and check things out and get back on the

bus.

> She makes Maya too interesting and real. I pray for the day when

we can

> all see that all is Her in Her wondrous play. She who is writing

this

> whole script.

> In Mother's Love,

> Prasadini.

>