Guest guest Posted September 11, 2005 Report Share Posted September 11, 2005 0096."This afternoon Mother saw two of Her children making fun of and laughing at someone else's weakness. Children, before judging another person, try to observe your own mind, your own thoughts and your own actions. Try to see your own faults and weaknesses. Become aware of them. If you can do this sincerely, you will not find fault with others because you will realize that your own mind is more of a mess than theirs. Then you will not laugh at others." - Ammachi, Awaken Children, Vol.4 p93 0097."To laugh at somebody else's shortcomings is one of the lowest things you can do. If you must laugh, laugh at your own weaknesses; laugh at your own stupidities. This is far better than laughing at someone else. By being able to laugh at your own faults, at least you become aware of your own lower or false nature. If you can laugh at your own lower nature, this means your are evolving, and this is consoling. You will be fit for immortality, or at least, you are getting closer to it." - Ammachi, Awaken Children, Vol.4 p93 0098."When you laugh at yourself [your own lower nature or shortcomings], this means that you are slowly becoming aware of your own ignorance. This is a good sign. Once you realize that you are ignorant, then it is easy for the Guru to work on you. Many disciples or devotees simply say they are ignorant, but they really do not mean it. Deep down in their minds they think that they know many things. Actually they do not recognize their own ignorance." - Ammachi, Awaken Children, Vol.4 p93 0099."A person who laughs at his own weaknesses and faults realizes and recognizes his own ignorance. He can easily evolve and rise to the Supreme State of Blissful Laughter. He can soon laugh, watching the whole universe as a play of God." - Ammachi, Awaken Children, Vol.4 p94 0100.[As he sought forgiveness for his mistake, tears welled up in this brahmacharin's eyes.] "Son, don't worry. God forgave you as soon as you realized your mistake and repented." - Ammachi, Awaken Children, Vol.4 p94 0101."When you laugh at someone, remember that someone else is laughing at your weaknesses. No one is perfect. Look in your inner mirror, and you will see the black marks in you. Once you see them and become aware of them, you will stop laughing. Then you will be in a hurry to remove them. Until then, making fun of others will continue to close your heart." - Ammachi, Awaken Children, Vol.4 p95 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 12, 2005 Report Share Posted September 12, 2005 These quotes are totally applicable to several of the discussion we are having in this group and the free speech zone group as well. Thanks for posting them. I will keep these and forward them to the other group. Pranams, Surya - amarnath Ammachi Sunday, September 11, 2005 12:38 PM Amma ~ Try to see your own faults and weaknesses ~ Repent ~ Laugh ~ No Blame 0096."This afternoon Mother saw two of Her children making fun of and laughing at someone else's weakness. Children, before judging another person, try to observe your own mind, your own thoughts and your own actions. Try to see your own faults and weaknesses. Become aware of them. If you can do this sincerely, you will not find fault with others because you will realize that your own mind is more of a mess than theirs. Then you will not laugh at others." - Ammachi, Awaken Children, Vol.4 p93 0097."To laugh at somebody else's shortcomings is one of the lowest things you can do. If you must laugh, laugh at your own weaknesses; laugh at your own stupidities. This is far better than laughing at someone else. By being able to laugh at your own faults, at least you become aware of your own lower or false nature. If you can laugh at your own lower nature, this means your are evolving, and this is consoling. You will be fit for immortality, or at least, you are getting closer to it." - Ammachi, Awaken Children, Vol.4 p93 0098."When you laugh at yourself [your own lower nature or shortcomings], this means that you are slowly becoming aware of your own ignorance. This is a good sign. Once you realize that you are ignorant, then it is easy for the Guru to work on you. Many disciples or devotees simply say they are ignorant, but they really do not mean it. Deep down in their minds they think that they know many things. Actually they do not recognize their own ignorance." - Ammachi, Awaken Children, Vol.4 p93 0099."A person who laughs at his own weaknesses and faults realizes and recognizes his own ignorance. He can easily evolve and rise to the Supreme State of Blissful Laughter. He can soon laugh, watching the whole universe as a play of God." - Ammachi, Awaken Children, Vol.4 p94 0100.[As he sought forgiveness for his mistake, tears welled up in this brahmacharin's eyes.] "Son, don't worry. God forgave you as soon as you realized your mistake and repented." - Ammachi, Awaken Children, Vol.4 p94 0101."When you laugh at someone, remember that someone else is laughing at your weaknesses. No one is perfect. Look in your inner mirror, and you will see the black marks in you. Once you see them and become aware of them, you will stop laughing. Then you will be in a hurry to remove them. Until then, making fun of others will continue to close your heart." - Ammachi, Awaken Children, Vol.4 p95 Aum Amriteswarayai Namaha! a.. Visit your group "Ammachi" on the web. b.. Ammachi c.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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