Bhajans vs. Chanting ..... and Love

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Dear family,

 

One of the teachings and biggest lessons that Amma is

sharing with us and showing us by example, is

unconditional love and compassion in all things and in

all situations.

 

This seems to be the theme for me right now, while

Amma is here in the states. She does not judge us for

our shortcomings and the mistakes that we make. She

only sees the Love within us and gives us a chance to

find that Love within ourselves and within each person

we come into contact with.

 

This is not easy to do when something happens which

challenges our sense of self....but from personal

experience, when ever there is pain, anger or

discomfort, when something happens to me, or someone

cannot recognize my "greatness", it is always the Ego

that is being harmed. The whole point of having a

relationship with Amma is so She can help us to

release this burden of the Ego which separates....

 

Once we get passed the discomfort....She is there

waiting for us with Open arms...and even every step of

the was She is there waiting for us with Open arms.

 

ONS

 

--- Tom <tomgull (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:

 

 

 

I'm curious if you can disprove the Principles (or

Theories) about

the techniques I've mentioned?   Truth is not limited

to one's

experience.     Some of what is mentioned previously

about silence

and akhanda, is actually more from the stricter SSB

format, which

tends to turn-off non-Indians.

 

I'm not picking on you, but I've run into this "my

experience/your

experience" before, and am amazed at how people go

strongly with only

that.      

 

tom  

 

Ammachi, "Mahamuni Das"

<mahamuni> wrote:

>

> I must say that this is way, way off as far as I am

concerned and

in my experience.