[ammachi_free_speech_zone] Interpreting the Head Push-meeting the twins

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Namaste, Ananthasree.

 

You know, I'm not sure that she did. She told us " There is no such thing as

spiritual laziness. " And said that all of the different techniques were

different ways to help focus the mind, and overcome the feeling OF

laziness.

 

And also that: " What you (he) need is a good beating with the Guru's stick! "

(Apologies to any newcomers who find that kind of phrasing uncomfortable,

but after a while on the spiritual path, many of us seem to need a good kick

in the pants so to speak.)

 

But I wasn't able to write all of what She said on this point down on paper

-- although it was actually quite a brief reply, per Shakti's request that

She " keep in mind " a consolidation of instructions for someone who was

fairly lazy.

 

What else... hmmm... ah, the purple notebook: " Suppose some one breaks your

leg, will you still be too lazy to go to the hospital, have it set,

plastered, be pushed around in a wheelchair, etc. No. Same thing. "

 

" Say you are a good student but you refuse to study. You will go to hell. "

(And She shrugged and put Her hands in the air... Me being a prolonged

graduate student, well, I am trying to take that one to heart. But again,

don't read too much literally into " go to hell, " especially all you

infiltrators out there! ; ) )

 

" So if you don't utilize your potential, you go to the dogs. "

 

" So when we write a letter, we keep in mind who we are writing to. Same

thing when we pray. "

 

" You talk over the phone for hours, you are not lazy about that. "

 

Did anyone catch more than I did on this part of the Q & A???

 

 

On 6/20/07, ananthasree <ananthasree wrote:

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