Re Mother's Aim, was: To Keval on INDIA: MIRROR OF TRUTH

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Namah Shivaya,

Mother does indeed have a good aim. One day I was waiting for Darshan,

and there was a little kid, about 2, sitting with his mother

near Mother. The kid was crying and crying, his mother couldn't console

him, and Mother kept asking him to come to Her, but he was in

such a state that he responded to nothing and just kept crying loudly.

Mother tossed him a Hershey's kiss and it fell right in his lap. He

instantly

stopped crying. The crowd laughed. I remember Mother looked at me and

gave me a scolding look, couldn't miss it. I never knew why. One of those

mysteries. Anyway, between witnessing that and hearing the stories of

her tossing pebbles at sleeping people during meditation, and Her

excellent overhand

during Devi Bhava, we can conclude that She always hits Her mark. Hmm.

Guess that applies to everything else too. Maybe her good throwing arm is a

metaphor for a lot of other aspects of Her.

Jai Ma!

Prasadini

 

nierika wrote:

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> Keval wrote:

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> Gotta love that!! And I thought I was the only one

> who ever compared Amma's flower-throwing motion to a

> baseball player (though she usually reminds me of a

> pitcher throwing a three-quarter arm fastball, rather

> than a shortstop!!

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> Dear Keval ~ while living in Maryland, I had experienced this flower

> tossing

> a number of times. One year when Amma visited, and I was in very severe

> emotional straits, as I walked past Her with the rest of the crowd,

> She grabbed a

> huge bunch of petals, looked at me, and hit me right in the face! (Right

> between the eyes, so to speak...) I was taken aback, and yet it seemed

> like the

> exactly right thing I needed. I will never forget it. Jai Ma ~ Linda

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> Aum Amriteswarayai Namaha!

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