Bengali songs

[Guest guest]

Om Namah Sivaya

Hello Everyone, I was hoping to find out if anyone has the list of bhajan names

from the

Bengali cd's. When I bought the cd's they were only selling copied versions

without the titles

listed. Now I am having hard time trying to find them in the Bhajan books. If

anyone has the

list of names, it would help me out a great deal. I would really really

appreciate if you could

send them to me. Thanks.

Many Blessings of Light & Love

In Amma,

Maxi

[Guest guest]

> Om Namah Sivaya

> Hello Everyone, I was hoping to find out if anyone

> has the list of bhajan names from the

> Bengali cd's.

 

here's Bengali bhajans, v. 2 (don't have vol. 1)

 

1. Sharanam Amriteshwari

2. Dhanyo Dhanyo

3. Guru Gaurango

4. Guru kripa

5. Ram ram bolo

6. Kichore ashihe (Bengali version of Kuch na le)

7. Shreepodo

8. Jay Kalyani

9. Jetha Dekhi (bengali verion of Jahan dekhu)

 

 

I like #3 (Guru gauranga) mucho! nice bouncy melody -

unfortunately it's not found in Bhajanamritam books,

though I transcribed the words by repeatedly listening

to the CD and then running down a bengali speaking

co-worker.

 

Joy Ma!

 

Keval

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Namah Sivaya Keval,

Thank you so much!! I really appreciate it. This was driving me mad! Lol, I

really like these

bhajans and couldn't find them anywhere.

Does anyone have vol. 3 as well? Otherwise, I might try doing the same

(transcribing the

words) for vol. 3. That's a good idea, until I can get the names of the bhajans.

Thanks a million Keval!

Joy Ma!

Maxi

 

 

 

Ammachi , Mike Brooker <patria1818 wrote:

>

>

> > Om Namah Sivaya

> > Hello Everyone, I was hoping to find out if anyone

> > has the list of bhajan names from the

> > Bengali cd's.

>

> here's Bengali bhajans, v. 2 (don't have vol. 1)

>

> 1. Sharanam Amriteshwari

> 2. Dhanyo Dhanyo

> 3. Guru Gaurango

> 4. Guru kripa

> 5. Ram ram bolo

> 6. Kichore ashihe (Bengali version of Kuch na le)

> 7. Shreepodo

> 8. Jay Kalyani

> 9. Jetha Dekhi (bengali verion of Jahan dekhu)

>

>

> I like #3 (Guru gauranga) mucho! nice bouncy melody -

> unfortunately it's not found in Bhajanamritam books,

> though I transcribed the words by repeatedly listening

> to the CD and then running down a bengali speaking

> co-worker.

>

> Joy Ma!

>

> Keval

[Guest guest]

Namah Shivaya Maxi,

Looks like my email sent directly to you did not

reach you, so I am forwarding it to the group.

Hope this helps

-Gopinath

Note: forwarded message attached.

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Namah Shivaya Maxi,

 

As far as I know there were 3 volumes of Bengali

Bhajan CDs when it was released first. I think later

they condensed them into 2 volumes, as there were some

repeats.

Please note that many of these bhajans are NOT in the

bhajan books (especially those sung by the male voice)

and some of them are the Bengali translations of

Amma's original bhajans.

 

The bhajans on these CDs are remarkable, I heard that

even Amma loves them and She listens to them while She

is traveling.

 

Vol 1:

=======

01 Ma Jagadambe

02 Iswari Jagadiswari

03 Anandame

04 Sharan Davo

05 Sharan Melo

06 Guru Gaurango

07 Eshar Thumi

08 Sharanam Amriteshwari

09 De Darshan Ma

10 Kucha Na Le

11 Jahan Dekhu

 

Vol 2:

=============

01 Sharanam Amriteshwari

02 Dhanyo

03 Guru Gaurango

04 Gurukripa

05 Ram Ram Bolo

06 Kichune Ashish

07 Shreepodo

08 Jai Kalyani

09 Jetha Dekhi

 

Vol 3:

=============

01 O Maa Ambe

02 Bolo Joy Maa

03 Joy Maa Joy Maa Joy Maa Bole

04 Japo Naam Japo Naam Japo Shree Ra

05 Om Namah Shivaya Shiva Sundaraya

06 Nithyam Shudham Neerakaram

07 Krishno Murari

08 Tonu Moni

 

Hope this helps.

- in Amma's serivce

 

-Gopinath

 

--- maxs8121 <Ammaschilde wrote:

 

> Namah Sivaya Keval,

> Thank you so much!! I really appreciate it. This was

> driving me mad! Lol, I really like these

> bhajans and couldn't find them anywhere.

> Does anyone have vol. 3 as well? Otherwise, I might

> try doing the same (transcribing the

> words) for vol. 3. That's a good idea, until I can

> get the names of the bhajans.

> Thanks a million Keval!

> Joy Ma!

> Maxi

>

>

>

> Ammachi , Mike Brooker

> <patria1818 wrote:

> >

> >

> > > Om Namah Sivaya

> > > Hello Everyone, I was hoping to find out if

> anyone

> > > has the list of bhajan names from the

> > > Bengali cd's.

> >

> > here's Bengali bhajans, v. 2 (don't have vol. 1)

> >

> > 1. Sharanam Amriteshwari

> > 2. Dhanyo Dhanyo

> > 3. Guru Gaurango

> > 4. Guru kripa

> > 5. Ram ram bolo

> > 6. Kichore ashihe (Bengali version of Kuch na le)

> > 7. Shreepodo

> > 8. Jay Kalyani

> > 9. Jetha Dekhi (bengali verion of Jahan dekhu)

> >

> >

> > I like #3 (Guru gauranga) mucho! nice bouncy

> melody -

> > unfortunately it's not found in Bhajanamritam

> books,

> > though I transcribed the words by repeatedly

> listening

> > to the CD and then running down a bengali speaking

> > co-worker.

> >

> > Joy Ma!

> >

> > Keval

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Namah Sivaya Gopinath,

A million Thank you's!! I did finally recieve your email, sorry about that. I

don't know what

to say, my gratitude cannot be expressed enough. Sometimes it is the very simple

things

we do, that make a difference in peoples lives- that open up our hearts.

 

The other day I was sitting in the train and I sat so that I had enough room on

both sides

of me. I was being selfish because I knew I could move a few inches over to make

more

room for others. At the next stop there were quite a few people that came in.

Two of them

sat to my right side and then another woman said 'there's more than enough room

for us

all to sit'. I was looking down, trying to make it seem like I wasn't paying

attention, until

she asked me to move over. So I did, and thinking back I realize how subtle our

nasty

thoughts can be. It's an immediate association we have with people, a label, a

judgement,

your thoughts don't even have to be necessarily words, they can be feelings as

well. When

I moved over, I was slightly annoyed and thought this woman was sort of snotty

and

bossy. Then a few seconds later, she turned to me and with the sweetest voice

said 'Thank

you sweetie'. Those very simple, kind words.. opened me up. It was like nectar,

she was

the sweetest woman in that very moment and my heart opened. I sat next to her

like she

was my darling Amma. All it took was for her to say three simple words and I

thought she

was like heaven on earth. Simple things, simple gestures make a world bit of a

difference.

 

Thank you to all my beautiful brothers and sisters who choose for that one

moment- an

act of kindness.

 

 

Ammachi , Gopinath <pgopi wrote:

>

>

> Namah Shivaya Maxi,

>

> As far as I know there were 3 volumes of Bengali

> Bhajan CDs when it was released first. I think later

> they condensed them into 2 volumes, as there were some

> repeats.

> Please note that many of these bhajans are NOT in the

> bhajan books (especially those sung by the male voice)

> and some of them are the Bengali translations of

> Amma's original bhajans.

>

> The bhajans on these CDs are remarkable, I heard that

> even Amma loves them and She listens to them while She

> is traveling.

>

> Vol 1:

> =======

> 01 Ma Jagadambe

> 02 Iswari Jagadiswari

> 03 Anandame

> 04 Sharan Davo

> 05 Sharan Melo

> 06 Guru Gaurango

> 07 Eshar Thumi

> 08 Sharanam Amriteshwari

> 09 De Darshan Ma

> 10 Kucha Na Le

> 11 Jahan Dekhu

>

> Vol 2:

> =============

> 01 Sharanam Amriteshwari

> 02 Dhanyo

> 03 Guru Gaurango

> 04 Gurukripa

> 05 Ram Ram Bolo

> 06 Kichune Ashish

> 07 Shreepodo

> 08 Jai Kalyani

> 09 Jetha Dekhi

>

> Vol 3:

> =============

> 01 O Maa Ambe

> 02 Bolo Joy Maa

> 03 Joy Maa Joy Maa Joy Maa Bole

> 04 Japo Naam Japo Naam Japo Shree Ra

> 05 Om Namah Shivaya Shiva Sundaraya

> 06 Nithyam Shudham Neerakaram

> 07 Krishno Murari

> 08 Tonu Moni

>

> Hope this helps.

> - in Amma's serivce

>

> -Gopinath

[Guest guest]

Dear Ammas child,

Thank you so much for this post. It is a sweet story and a reminder

for me. Amma is everywhere and in each and every one of us. I have a

similar story to share... One day my husband and I were in Miami, going

to the big rehab hospital at Jackson Memorial hospital for therapy(my

husband is in a wheelchair) We had been repeatedly warned not to go on

the train, not to go to this or that part of town, because they were

dangerous areas and we could be taken advantage of, robbed or worse. One

evening we were coming back from dinner and going thru this sort of

hallway/tunnel that connected our hotel to a shopping mall. The hallway

was dark and I had many packages hooked onto the back of my husband's

wheelchair. At that time he had a manual chair and I was pushing him

because he was tired. As we entered the dark hallway, we passed a

homeless man who was sitting on the floor and had been staring at us. I

nodded and said hello, and as soon as we passed him he got up and started

to follow us. All of a sudden I got to thinking of all the warnings we

had been getting and I started to get nervous. So I started walking a

little faster and pushing the chair a little harder. The faster I went,

the closer the man behind us followed. I was relieved to see the doorway

to the hotel in sight when the man behind us started to run. I braced

myself for whatever would come, when he pushed by us, ran to grab the

door, and opened it for us to pass. I looked at him and he had the

sweetest smile on his face. After all this nonsense, all he wanted to do

was help us. I was so ashamed.....He was an angel sent to help us in a

little way. A small act of kindness.... In Amma's Love, mare

 

On Fri, 27 Apr 2007 05:25:04 -0000 " maxs8121 " <Ammaschilde

writes:

> > The other day I was sitting in the train and I sat so that I had

> enough room on both sides

> of me. I was being selfish because I knew I could move a few inches

> over to make more

> room for others. At the next stop there were quite a few people that

> came in. Two of them

> sat to my right side and then another woman said 'there's more than

> enough room for us

> all to sit'. I was looking down, trying to make it seem like I

> wasn't paying attention, until

> she asked me to move over. So I did, and thinking back I realize how

> subtle our nasty

> thoughts can be. It's an immediate association we have with people,

> a label, a judgement,

> your thoughts don't even have to be necessarily words, they can be

> feelings as well. When

> I moved over, I was slightly annoyed and thought this woman was sort

> of snotty and

> bossy. Then a few seconds later, she turned to me and with the

> sweetest voice said 'Thank

> you sweetie'. Those very simple, kind words.. opened me up. It was

> like nectar, she was

> the sweetest woman in that very moment and my heart opened. I sat

> next to her like she

> was my darling Amma. All it took was for her to say three simple

> words and I thought she

> was like heaven on earth. Simple things, simple gestures make a

> world bit of a difference.

>

> Thank you to all my beautiful brothers and sisters who choose for

> that one moment- an

> act of kindness.

[Guest guest]

Namah Sivaya Mare,

what a beautiful story. Thank you so much for sharing. It is very true that

these

experiences which are seemingly insignificant help us reflect at that moment,

take us within and open up.. these 'small acts' of kindness are truly wonderful

spiritual

teachings.

Thank you.

Jai Ma!

 

 

 

 

 

Ammachi , Mary Ellen Robinson <mare3 wrote:

>

> Dear Ammas child,

> Thank you so much for this post. It is a sweet story and a reminder

> for me. Amma is everywhere and in each and every one of us. I have a

> similar story to share... One day my husband and I were in Miami, going

> to the big rehab hospital at Jackson Memorial hospital for therapy(my

> husband is in a wheelchair) We had been repeatedly warned not to go on

> the train, not to go to this or that part of town, because they were

> dangerous areas and we could be taken advantage of, robbed or worse. One

> evening we were coming back from dinner and going thru this sort of

> hallway/tunnel that connected our hotel to a shopping mall. The hallway

> was dark and I had many packages hooked onto the back of my husband's

> wheelchair. At that time he had a manual chair and I was pushing him

> because he was tired. As we entered the dark hallway, we passed a

> homeless man who was sitting on the floor and had been staring at us. I

> nodded and said hello, and as soon as we passed him he got up and started

> to follow us. All of a sudden I got to thinking of all the warnings we

> had been getting and I started to get nervous. So I started walking a

> little faster and pushing the chair a little harder. The faster I went,

> the closer the man behind us followed. I was relieved to see the doorway

> to the hotel in sight when the man behind us started to run. I braced

> myself for whatever would come, when he pushed by us, ran to grab the

> door, and opened it for us to pass. I looked at him and he had the

> sweetest smile on his face. After all this nonsense, all he wanted to do

> was help us. I was so ashamed.....He was an angel sent to help us in a

> little way. A small act of kindness.... In Amma's Love, mare