Guest guest Posted October 4, 2005 Report Share Posted October 4, 2005 OM NAMAH SIVAYA i would love it if you would post the 32 names durga. i have heard them on sung Shree Maa's site they're beautiful. thanks in advance. JAI MA Ammachi, nierika@a... wrote: > > Iswari wrote: > > As a Jewish Amma devotee who was involved in a Sufi tariqat for years, I > must say that I am getting a kick out of this convergence of Rosh HaShana, Durga > Puja and Ramadan! =) > > (Even if I'm on my couch recovering from surgery and can "only" celebrate in > my heart!) > > > > Dear Iswari ~ that really is something. I have noticed it before, though ~ > this convergence of holy days of observence in several spirituality belief > systems (I prefer to use this term rather than religion). Oops ... I had started > this reply, then noticed that I left out part of your post, then accidentally > pushed the send button on the other one. So there will be two replying to > this post, but this is the one I really meant for you to read. > > I am sick too, so much of my Navaratri worship is done in bed. I'm going to > share a list from another digest ~ this is a list of possible ways to observe > Navaratri, and if anyone wishes a copy of the 32 names of Durga, let me know, > and I will post it. Here is the list of suggestions: > > At the Mandir, Maa has encouraged everyone to chant "Om Hrim Shrim Dum > Durgayai Namah" a 1000 times silently this morning. > > Here are a few more recommendations > > 1) You could chant a total of 108 times of "32 names of durga" available > online at http://www.shreemaa.org/durga.htm , within the next 9 days. > > 2) You could chant the Seedha Path Chandi each day. > > 3) You could chant a few chapters of Chandi each day and complete the > entire recitation within the 9 days. > > 4) You could chant any of the other texts - Kali Sahasranaam, Lakshmi > Sahasranam during these 9 days. > > 5) Chanting of your Guru mantra, navarna mantra or the Durga mantra (Om > hrim shrim dum durgayai namah" > > Some of these, like the Chandi Path, you would not be able to order a copy > in time, if you don't already have one. But many of the other suggestions are > quite wonderful, and could be done, even in bed. > > And in case that isn't enough, there was more on Navaratri in my enewsletter > from About.com ~ their religion and spirituality section: > _http://hinduism.about.com/b/a/207514.htm?nl=1_ (http://hinduism.about.com/b/a/207514.htm?nl=1) > You have to click on the "GO" button at the end of the first paragraph to > read the whole article, but it is very good, and gives the basics. > > I was also very delighted to see coverage of Amma on About.com. This is the > first time I have seen Her mentioned there. I am going to write to Subhamoy > Das, who manages the site and thank him. There is a wonderful slide show of > photos too. Here is the link: > _http://hinduism.about.com/b/a/206231.htm?nl=1_ > (http://hinduism.about.com/b/a/206231.htm?nl=1) > Again, you have to click on the "GO" button to get to the larger article and > to the links to the photos and other items about Amma. It's wonderful. > Jai Jai Ma ~ Linda > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 4, 2005 Report Share Posted October 4, 2005 Same site should give it to you: www.shreemaa.org/durga.pdf Ammachi, "ecjensen_us" <ecjensen_us> wrote: > OM NAMAH SIVAYA > > i would love it if you would post the 32 names durga. i have heard > them on sung Shree Maa's site they're beautiful. thanks in advance. > > JAI MA > > Ammachi, nierika@a... wrote: > > > > Iswari wrote: > > > > As a Jewish Amma devotee who was involved in a Sufi tariqat for > years, I > > must say that I am getting a kick out of this convergence of Rosh > HaShana, Durga > > Puja and Ramadan! =) > > > > (Even if I'm on my couch recovering from surgery and can "only" > celebrate in > > my heart!) > > > > > > > > Dear Iswari ~ that really is something. I have noticed it before, > though ~ > > this convergence of holy days of observence in several > spirituality belief > > systems (I prefer to use this term rather than religion). Oops ... > I had started > > this reply, then noticed that I left out part of your post, then > accidentally > > pushed the send button on the other one. So there will be two > replying to > > this post, but this is the one I really meant for you to read. > > > > I am sick too, so much of my Navaratri worship is done in bed. I'm > going to > > share a list from another digest ~ this is a list of possible ways > to observe > > Navaratri, and if anyone wishes a copy of the 32 names of Durga, > let me know, > > and I will post it. Here is the list of suggestions: > > > > At the Mandir, Maa has encouraged everyone to chant "Om Hrim Shrim > Dum > > Durgayai Namah" a 1000 times silently this morning. > > > > Here are a few more recommendations > > > > 1) You could chant a total of 108 times of "32 names of durga" > available > > online at http://www.shreemaa.org/durga.htm , within the next 9 > days. > > > > 2) You could chant the Seedha Path Chandi each day. > > > > 3) You could chant a few chapters of Chandi each day and complete > the > > entire recitation within the 9 days. > > > > 4) You could chant any of the other texts - Kali Sahasranaam, > Lakshmi > > Sahasranam during these 9 days. > > > > 5) Chanting of your Guru mantra, navarna mantra or the Durga > mantra (Om > > hrim shrim dum durgayai namah" > > > > Some of these, like the Chandi Path, you would not be able to > order a copy > > in time, if you don't already have one. But many of the other > suggestions are > > quite wonderful, and could be done, even in bed. > > > > And in case that isn't enough, there was more on Navaratri in my > enewsletter > > from About.com ~ their religion and spirituality section: > > _http://hinduism.about.com/b/a/207514.htm?nl=1_ > (http://hinduism.about.com/b/a/207514.htm?nl=1) > > You have to click on the "GO" button at the end of the first > paragraph to > > read the whole article, but it is very good, and gives the basics. > > > > I was also very delighted to see coverage of Amma on About.com. > This is the > > first time I have seen Her mentioned there. I am going to write to > Subhamoy > > Das, who manages the site and thank him. There is a wonderful > slide show of > > photos too. Here is the link: > > _http://hinduism.about.com/b/a/206231.htm?nl=1_ > > (http://hinduism.about.com/b/a/206231.htm?nl=1) > > Again, you have to click on the "GO" button to get to the larger > article and > > to the links to the photos and other items about Amma. It's > wonderful. > > Jai Jai Ma ~ Linda > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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