FINAL THOUGHTS, Be Sattva Motivated

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Those who seek Comfort petition the moderator, those who call this

list 'satsang' and seek Truth and Reality, petition Amma. It's

Adharmic to refute my points to the extent some have on this list,

and then not go to Amma about it. Oh, it must be personal because

the majority or "officials" can't be wrong... Please, stop your

bellyaching, and like I had said prior to Amma's tour to Themba and

Amarnath and others: PUT UP or SHUT UP

 

Asking Dayamrita vs. Public Forum:

 

Direct Contact has not worked in the past, as interaction with

officials results in Automated Responses from robotic

personalities. You see, i was attempting to use Spirituality

(truth, dharma) to engage those who use Politics (illusion, titles,

cloaked actions). Now I've switched to Politics, and am purposely

trying to draw Dayamrita out into the open, where he can't hide

behind his cronies, his desk and where his superpowers (office,

celebrity) are nullified, leveling the Kurushetra (playing field).

 

Asking Amma: Be Sattva-Motivated to Benefit Us All:

 

If someone's going to ask Amma, which they should, be Sattva

Motivated. By this I mean, ask with Detachment, an Open Mind, and a

keen Desire to Experience the Truth and Reality of the Situation.

Only then will you elicit a "Guru's Response" and benefit everyone

here. For example, "Amma, what's up with this Tom guy? Is his

purpose with bashing Dayamrita Personal or Universal as he claims?

Many of us, including Tom, would like you to comment on him and his

actions."

 

If however, you ask from a Rajasic point of view, it's useless.

Asking "In Defense of Dayamrita" or for "Silencing Tom", then you'll

only elicit a Mother's response of "Dayamrita can take care of

himself," and then nobody benefits. Same as if I or Dayamrita were

to ask, "Amma, Amma, tell everyone I'm right, tell everyone I'm

right!" That's also Rajasic Motivation that doesn't help anyone.

 

Keep in mind this list is common ground, and you're bound to

encounter the rough street-language of commoners like me, versus the

parlor talk of the noble. (How rude!)

 

I bow to the flow of this topic, and many thanks for not trying to

out-rajas me because I'd lose.

 

Let those who preach Love and Compassion, be not Choosy as to how

they live it. Go ask Amma about all this you bums!!!

 

tom