Lord Murugan or Maa// To Roan

[Guest guest]

Namaste Roan,

 

Warm greetings and 1000-fold salutations to you, Roan you are also

my Divine Guide like everyone else : Everyone is a teacher as well

as a student. Students make the best teachers actually. Each is a

mirror of the other

 

Sorry for delay in responding to you. Sometimes it hard for me to

find messages that I haven't replied to.. please be patient with me.

 

About your confused state regarding Saraswati, Durga and MahaKali,

please be patient. The devis choose who to bestow their darshans

upon. We cannot choose them. It is like Rudrakshas choose their own

homes and stay with the people whom they are likely to bless.

 

One day when you least expect, the Right Devi will come to you. You

will see a sign that will become your "Signpost" of things to come.

 

Meantime, have you been practicing Saguna Durga mantra? How does it

feel? Comfortable? Restless?

 

During our brief meeting at Changi Airport, my first impression was

that you should begin with Lord Ganapati, then Saraswati Devi, then

the right Maa will come later. Also continue bhakti to Lord

Kartikeya as he is Ganapatiji's brother and Celestial Mediator.

 

The lady was right when she said during her Durga Trance Session

that once you utter the word "Maa", Durga becomes All. This is

becos she is a Durga devotee. So this method works for her but not

necessarily for other people who seek her trance sessions.

 

After the trance, did she guide you further about how to invoke

Durga? If not, then that was why when you went home to commence

chanting Durga mantra, you felt disturbed about it and it did not

bring you comfort. You mentioned not feeling good or right about it.

 

Did she teach you Beeja mantra? Or did you take beeja mantra from

book and chanted it? Saguna method for beginners is more

appropriate. Hence my earlier suggestion that you begin using

Saguna chanting method without Beeja mantra.

 

Brother Roan, you are the only person who is able to fine tune

yourself. When the time is ripe (in God's time), this will happen.

You will notice the difference. Meanwhile, I am merely your sibling

in God who can be your sounding board, discuss with you and make

some relevant suggestions.

 

Ommmmmms,

Yours very humbly with good wishes,

Simone

 

 

 

, "roankz"

<roankz@s...> wrote:

> From the pit of my heart greetings to u Simone my guide and to

the Divine in u,

>

> I have noted the contents in full of delight.

>

> Well for me "MAA"" is mother and she is the whole. Sometimes i am

tune to Saraswati, Durga and Mahakali. May be i am in the confused

state not being able to precisely define what i mean by maa.

>

> Would gladly appreciate if u could fine tune me and lead me to the

correct vibration as u know ,u feel ....

>

> From my experience, Lord kartikeya and mother is guiding me. Once

i was told by a genuine lady who gets durga in her trance, that when

u utter Maa,

 

it automatically takes on the universal role of a mother as a)

educator,b)protector,c) custodian,d)awakener and many more.

>

> I do not know whether it is this start that makes me not able to

precisely define what i mean by maa.

>

> Since we r on this topic would greatly appreciate your advise on

this topic. Upon ur advise i can fine tune my path.

>

> Best Regards,

>

> Roan

>

 

-

 

Simone

>

> Sunday, December 19, 2004 11:55 AM

> RBSC : Lord Murugan or Maa

>

> Vanakkam and Prostrations to the Divine in Roan,

>

> Lord Murugan as is commonly known by Tamils and Sri Lankans of

Tamil

> descent, is also Lord Kartikeya, Subramaniam, etc. etc. Know by

many

> names as you already know. For starters, the 6 mukhi rudraksha

> represents Lord Murugan and rules the planet Shukra (Venus).

>

> By the term "Maa", please define your individual definition

based on

> the following:

>

> a) Devi worhsip

> b) Shaktism

> c) MahaKali

> d) Durga

> e) Any of the Ten Mahavidyas

> f) The Saptikas

> g) 64 Yoginis

>

> As all beloved friends here know, there are many forms of Maa

that

> are referred to by innumerable names for example: Mariamman,

Amam,

> Mataji, Amma, etc. Which one? )))))))

>

> I can only assume at this stage that you mean MahaKali. Is this

> correct? Please let me know..

>

> Most honored and delighted that my message has drawn you closer

to

> bhakti. Yes, bhakti is very important. It is an essential part

of

> 'walking' the Divine Path towards final liberation (Moksha) even

if

> it takes zillions of years to accomplish. All of us can only

take

> one step at a time. In each lifetime, we can only do so much.

But

> when devotion is sincere and disciplied, we are then gradually,

> slowly but steadfastly guided forwards (never backwards) by the

Gods.

>

> Ommmmmms (All is contained in Om),

> Bountiful blessings

> May Saraswati Devi bless you,

> Simone

>

>

> , "roankz"

> <roankz@s...> wrote:

> > Dear Guide and greetings to the divine in Simone,

> >

> > The shared message is so great to express the effect of Bhakti.

> >

> > pranam to your sharing, i am sure this infor has definately

> brought me deeper to Bhakti.

> >

> > Pls share more for the benefit of all. Do u have On Lord

Muruga or

> Maa

> > Best Regards,

> >

> > Roan

>