to Linda on panchakarma (was To fg on My Amritapuri Experience: Part 24)

[Guest guest]

Namah Shivaya Linda,

I seem to remember some time ago that a list member posted regarding

panchakarma at

Amritapuri, and it kind of backfired, if I am correct. I am under the

impression that a

person has to have a pretty strong constitution to tolerate it. So I

would proceed with

caution. I'm sure other list members are more knowledgeable than this child.

Jai Ma!

Prasadini

 

nierika wrote:

>

> Faintglow wrote:

>

> Another update added at:

>

> http://humbleworm.blogspot.com/

>

>

>

> Dear Faintglow ~ I was very interested to read of your experience with

> the

> Icelander fellow during your stay at Amritapuri. Are you still there

> now? I do

> think you were a bit hard on yourself about the mattress situation.

> You did

> offer, and your intention was to give him the bed, and he didn't take

> you up

> on it. I think that maybe your karma meter went up a couple of

> notches, not

> down. But, of course, that is not for me to judge. I was very

> interested to

> read about the panchakarma clinic. I have actually given thought to

> coming to

> Amritapuri, not only to see Amma, but to see if their hospital can

> help my

> illnesses. No one here seems to know what to do with me except

> medicate me into

> oblivion. I am still awed by this world of blogs and still as

> clueless as

> ever, but I will enjoy going back and reading some more about your

> experiences

> at Amritapuri. Blessings ~ Linda

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Aum Amriteswarayai Namaha!

>

>

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>

>

> * Visit your group "Ammachi

> <Ammachi>" on the web.

>

> *

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[Guest guest]

Namah Shivaya,

Now I seem to remember it was Savitri Bess in one of her books. Not sure.

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Prasadini wrote:

> Namah Shivaya Linda,

> I seem to remember some time ago that a list member posted regarding

> panchakarma at

> Amritapuri, and it kind of backfired, if I am correct. I am under the

> impression that a

> person has to have a pretty strong constitution to tolerate it. So I

> would proceed with

> caution. I'm sure other list members are more knowledgeable than this

> child.

> Jai Ma!

> Prasadini

>

> nierika wrote:

> >

> > Faintglow wrote:

> >

> > Another update added at:

> >

> > http://humbleworm.blogspot.com/

> >

> >

> >

> > Dear Faintglow ~ I was very interested to read of your experience with

> > the

> > Icelander fellow during your stay at Amritapuri. Are you still there

> > now? I do

> > think you were a bit hard on yourself about the mattress situation.

> > You did

> > offer, and your intention was to give him the bed, and he didn't take

> > you up

> > on it. I think that maybe your karma meter went up a couple of

> > notches, not

> > down. But, of course, that is not for me to judge. I was very

> > interested to

> > read about the panchakarma clinic. I have actually given thought to

> > coming to

> > Amritapuri, not only to see Amma, but to see if their hospital can

> > help my

> > illnesses. No one here seems to know what to do with me except

> > medicate me into

> > oblivion. I am still awed by this world of blogs and still as

> > clueless as

> > ever, but I will enjoy going back and reading some more about your

> > experiences

> > at Amritapuri. Blessings ~ Linda

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Aum Amriteswarayai Namaha!

> >

> >

> > ------

> >

> >

> > * Visit your group "Ammachi

> > <Ammachi>" on the web.

> >

> > *

> > Ammachi

> > <Ammachi?subject=Un>

> >

> > * Terms of

> > Service <>.

> >

> >

> > ------

> >

>

>

>

> Aum Amriteswarayai Namaha!

>

>

>

>

> Mata amritanandamayi

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> * Visit your group "Ammachi

> <Ammachi>" on the web.

>

> *

> Ammachi

> <Ammachi?subject=Un>

>

> * Terms of

> Service <>.

>

>

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