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I forgot to mention that a Laxarchana is chanting a mantra 100,000

times for worship. Since that would take quite some time, I'm

guessing participants would bow in/out for the time they could

contribute, rather than expecting a marathon session or taking group

breaks.

 

tom

 

Ammachi, "Tom" <tomgull wrote:

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> (snipped)

 

> If the LS or MAM stotram is too Hindu or difficult, then at least

> arrange group chanting of Lax Archana/chanting of one mantra. I've

> posted a short video clip of this being done among Sai Baba

> devotees, blessing the rice before they feed it to the poor. It

> reminds me of Amma's suggestion of offering rice during archana and

> then cooking for devotees as prasad (not like anyone really does

> this). It would be a nice group event and sacrfice to offer.

>

(snipped)

> > archanashort2.mpg is the file name

>

> tom

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At the Vedanta Temple in Hollywood, we used to individually pledge a number of reps so that as a community we made up 100,000. If 20 people pledge 5,000 reps each it's quite easy to accomplish in a week. Maybe we could organize a Laxarchana here in this group.

-Prajna

 

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

I forgot to mention that a Laxarchana is chanting a mantra 100,000

times for worship. Since that would take quite some time, I'm

guessing participants would bow in/out for the time they could

contribute, rather than expecting a marathon session or taking group

breaks.

 

tom

 

Ammachi, "Tom" <tomgull wrote:

>

> (snipped)

 

> If the LS or MAM stotram is too Hindu or difficult, then at least

> arrange group chanting of Lax Archana/chanting of one mantra. I've

> posted a short video clip of this being done among Sai Baba

> devotees, blessing the rice before they feed it to the poor. It

> reminds me of Amma's suggestion of offering rice during archana and

> then cooking for devotees as prasad (not like anyone really does

> this). It would be a nice group event and sacrfice to offer.

>

(snipped)

> > archanashort2.mpg is the file name

>

> tom

>

 

 

 

 

 

"Children, all of spirituality is contained in that one word: Awareness." - Amma

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Nice thought, but my original point was about the power of group

worship as Amma teaches and Dayamrita's Dharma to issue a directive

about it, considering he's National Satsang Leader.

 

tom

 

Ammachi, Prajna - Brianna <prajnaji wrote:

>

> At the Vedanta Temple in Hollywood, we used to individually pledge

a number of reps so that as a community we made up 100,000. If 20

people pledge 5,000 reps each it's quite easy to accomplish in a

week. Maybe we could organize a Laxarchana here in this group.

>

> -Prajna

>

> Tom <tomgull wrote:

> I forgot to mention that a Laxarchana is chanting a

mantra 100,000

> times for worship. Since that would take quite some time, I'm

> guessing participants would bow in/out for the time they could

> contribute, rather than expecting a marathon session or taking

group

> breaks.

>

> tom

>

> Ammachi, "Tom" <tomgull@> wrote:

> >

> > (snipped)

>

> > If the LS or MAM stotram is too Hindu or difficult, then at least

> > arrange group chanting of Lax Archana/chanting of one mantra.

I've

> > posted a short video clip of this being done among Sai Baba

> > devotees, blessing the rice before they feed it to the poor. It

> > reminds me of Amma's suggestion of offering rice during archana

and

> > then cooking for devotees as prasad (not like anyone really does

> > this). It would be a nice group event and sacrfice to offer.

> >

> (snipped)

> > > archanashort2.mpg is the file name

> >

> > tom

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

> "Children, all of spirituality is contained in that one word:

Awareness." - Amma

>

>

>

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Both r good and beneficial.

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Tom

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Sunday, August 06, 2006 12:05 PM

Re: Laxarchana

 

 

Nice thought, but my original point was about the power of group

worship as Amma teaches and Dayamrita's Dharma to issue a directive

about it, considering he's National Satsang Leader.

 

tom

 

Ammachi, Prajna - Brianna <prajnaji wrote:

>

> At the Vedanta Temple in Hollywood, we used to individually pledge

a number of reps so that as a community we made up 100,000. If 20

people pledge 5,000 reps each it's quite easy to accomplish in a

week. Maybe we could organize a Laxarchana here in this group.

>

> -Prajna

>

> Tom <tomgull wrote:

> I forgot to mention that a Laxarchana is chanting a

mantra 100,000

> times for worship. Since that would take quite some time, I'm

> guessing participants would bow in/out for the time they could

> contribute, rather than expecting a marathon session or taking

group

> breaks.

>

> tom

>

> Ammachi, "Tom" <tomgull@> wrote:

> >

> > (snipped)

>

> > If the LS or MAM stotram is too Hindu or difficult, then at least

> > arrange group chanting of Lax Archana/chanting of one mantra.

I've

> > posted a short video clip of this being done among Sai Baba

> > devotees, blessing the rice before they feed it to the poor. It

> > reminds me of Amma's suggestion of offering rice during archana

and

> > then cooking for devotees as prasad (not like anyone really does

> > this). It would be a nice group event and sacrfice to offer.

> >

> (snipped)

> > > archanashort2.mpg is the file name

> >

> > tom

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

> "Children, all of spirituality is contained in that one word:

Awareness." - Amma

>

>

>

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