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OM NAMAH SIVAYA

 

your story of Judas made me think of an article in the Neem Karoli

Baba Ashram newsletter i received in the mail yesterday. Ram Dass

tells where he and his crew were traveling by bus thru India en

route to Delhi and were very tired. they were agonizing over the

decision of whether or not they would stop at Allahabad to visit the

holy rivers or go on to Delhi. after much discussion even though

they were very weary they decided to go to Allahabad. when they

arrived they pulled in to park near the Hanuman Temple to part. the

first person they saw was Neem Karoli Baba. they all scrambled off

the bus and rushed to His feet. Maharajji said, "well you've come."

He instructed them to follow Him to a devotee's house and within

minutes they were given food. Ram Dass found out that the food was

being prepared since morning under Maharajji's instruction as he was

anticipating their arrival. it seems they only "thought" they were

making the decision to go to Allahabad. i suspect it was the same

for Judas. he may have been surprised how things went down i doubt

Jesus was. is it possible for us to "use" Amma? or does She use us?

The newsletter also said Neem Karoli Baba used to always quote this

from the Ramayana where Ram says to a devotee, "Friend, why are you

worried? Surrender by My power all thoughts to Me, and all your

priorities will determine themselves." i like this quote as a prayer.

 

JAI MA

 

 

 

Ammachi, "amarnath" <anatol_zinc wrote:

> One scenario about Judas is that he did not really want to betray

> Jesus; he simply wanted to put Jesus on the spot, so to speak, so

> that Jesus would demonstrate his spiritual power and be

acknowledged

> by his judges. Well, Jesus did demonstrate his spiritual power,

but

> not how Judas expected.

>

> We should all use some caution how we use Amma's teachings and how

> we use Amma. My prayer is that our intentions (to bless others)

> should come from the purity and silence of the heart and not the

> head/ego.

>

> God Bless,

> amarnath

>

>

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Beautiful!

 

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ecjensen_us

Ammachi

Tuesday, August 08, 2006 7:55 AM

Re: To Amarnath on the Judas story

 

 

OM NAMAH SIVAYA

 

your story of Judas made me think of an article in the Neem Karoli

Baba Ashram newsletter i received in the mail yesterday. Ram Dass

tells where he and his crew were traveling by bus thru India en

route to Delhi and were very tired. they were agonizing over the

decision of whether or not they would stop at Allahabad to visit the

holy rivers or go on to Delhi. after much discussion even though

they were very weary they decided to go to Allahabad. when they

arrived they pulled in to park near the Hanuman Temple to part. the

first person they saw was Neem Karoli Baba. they all scrambled off

the bus and rushed to His feet. Maharajji said, "well you've come."

He instructed them to follow Him to a devotee's house and within

minutes they were given food. Ram Dass found out that the food was

being prepared since morning under Maharajji's instruction as he was

anticipating their arrival. it seems they only "thought" they were

making the decision to go to Allahabad. i suspect it was the same

for Judas. he may have been surprised how things went down i doubt

Jesus was. is it possible for us to "use" Amma? or does She use us?

 

The newsletter also said Neem Karoli Baba used to always quote this

from the Ramayana where Ram says to a devotee, "Friend, why are you

worried? Surrender by My power all thoughts to Me, and all your

priorities will determine themselves." i like this quote as a prayer.

 

JAI MA

 

Ammachi, "amarnath" <anatol_zinc wrote:

> One scenario about Judas is that he did not really want to betray

> Jesus; he simply wanted to put Jesus on the spot, so to speak, so

> that Jesus would demonstrate his spiritual power and be

acknowledged

> by his judges. Well, Jesus did demonstrate his spiritual power,

but

> not how Judas expected.

>

> We should all use some caution how we use Amma's teachings and how

> we use Amma. My prayer is that our intentions (to bless others)

> should come from the purity and silence of the heart and not the

> head/ego.

>

> God Bless,

> amarnath

>

>

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Namah Shivayah,

 

Wow. That's funny. I also pulled out Miracle Of Love last night, and have been thinking

about Maharajji as well. I even added a photo of him to my website last night.

 

Jai!

 

Ananthasree

 

 

http://www.ananthasree.com

 

 

 

Ammachi, "Prashanti " <ammasprashanti wrote:

>

> Thanks for that story, ecjensen. I pulled Miracle of Love out of a box of

> books the other day, and have been thinking a LOT about Maharajji (NKB)

> lately. Maybe its the Hanuman-energy of "love serve remember" that's been

> so appealing. All the Amma quotes that have been drawing my eye lately

> include "I have no special place to dwell, I dwell in each one of your

> hearts," which brings to mind the image of Hanuman's shrine in his heart to

> Sitaram.

> much love, prashanti

>

>

>

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good point eric. thank you.

 

amma bless,

amarnath

 

Ammachi, "ecjensen_us" <ecjensen_us

wrote:

>

> OM NAMAH SIVAYA

>

> your story of Judas made me think of an article in the Neem Karoli

> Baba Ashram newsletter i received in the mail yesterday. Ram Dass

> tells where he and his crew were traveling by bus thru India en

> route to Delhi and were very tired. they were agonizing over the

> decision of whether or not they would stop at Allahabad to visit

the

> holy rivers or go on to Delhi. after much discussion even though

> they were very weary they decided to go to Allahabad. when they

> arrived they pulled in to park near the Hanuman Temple to part.

the

> first person they saw was Neem Karoli Baba. they all scrambled

off

> the bus and rushed to His feet. Maharajji said, "well you've

come."

> He instructed them to follow Him to a devotee's house and within

> minutes they were given food. Ram Dass found out that the food

was

> being prepared since morning under Maharajji's instruction as he

was

> anticipating their arrival. it seems they only "thought" they

were

> making the decision to go to Allahabad. i suspect it was the same

> for Judas. he may have been surprised how things went down i doubt

> Jesus was. is it possible for us to "use" Amma? or does She use

us?

>

> The newsletter also said Neem Karoli Baba used to always quote

this

> from the Ramayana where Ram says to a devotee, "Friend, why are

you

> worried? Surrender by My power all thoughts to Me, and all your

> priorities will determine themselves." i like this quote as a

prayer.

>

> JAI MA

>

>

>

> Ammachi, "amarnath" <anatol_zinc@> wrote:

> > One scenario about Judas is that he did not really want to

betray

> > Jesus; he simply wanted to put Jesus on the spot, so to speak,

so

> > that Jesus would demonstrate his spiritual power and be

> acknowledged

> > by his judges. Well, Jesus did demonstrate his spiritual power,

> but

> > not how Judas expected.

> >

> > We should all use some caution how we use Amma's teachings and

how

> > we use Amma. My prayer is that our intentions (to bless others)

> > should come from the purity and silence of the heart and not the

> > head/ego.

> >

> > God Bless,

> > amarnath

> >

> >

>

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