To Keval about video

[Guest guest]

Dear Keval ~ you could be right. There was nothing to indicate that this was

or was not an actual taped event. I do believe that the earliest video tapes

of Amma are some from the early days when She was still doing Kali Bhava, and

perhaps a couple of Krishna Bhava. I have seen one of the Kali tapes; it was

very short and I don't recall where I saw it. " River of Love " is surely

something every devotee of Amma should experience. I cried, laughed, and was

transported to all sorts of feelings of joy and bliss. Jai Jai Ma

~ Linda

 

 

Keval wrote:

 

This clip is not a video of the actual event, circa 1975, but a

re-enactment. I believe it is taken from " River of Love " , a documentary of

Amma's life,

using actors to stand in for the devotees, Amma's family and even Amma

herself as a young girl.

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Namah Shivaya, Linda,

 

Yes, the earliest footage dates to 1983, I believe, and can be found in the

video " Vintage Scenes " . This does include some breathtaking Krishna Bhava

and Kali Bhava footage. The video is without sound, and played against a

background of Amma's bhajans - much of the Krishna Bhava footage is set to

" Sri Krishna Saranam Mama " , and the Kali Bhava is set to " Kamesha Vamakshi "

(also known as " Sakti Mahadevi " ). My hair still just about stands on end

when I hear " Sri Krishna Saranam Mama " .

 

I'm pretty sure Keval is right about the YouTube clip being part of the

" River of Love " video, though I don't own that video and couldn't say

definitively.

 

Jai Ma,

Pranada

 

On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 3:25 PM, <nierika wrote:

 

> Dear Keval ~ you could be right. There was nothing to indicate that this

> was

> or was not an actual taped event. I do believe that the earliest video

> tapes

> of Amma are some from the early days when She was still doing Kali Bhava,

> and

> perhaps a couple of Krishna Bhava. I have seen one of the Kali tapes; it

> was

> very short and I don't recall where I saw it. " River of Love " is surely

> something every devotee of Amma should experience. I cried, laughed, and

> was

> transported to all sorts of feelings of joy and bliss. Jai Jai Ma

> ~ Linda

>

>

> Keval wrote:

>

> This clip is not a video of the actual event, circa 1975, but a

> re-enactment. I believe it is taken from " River of Love " , a documentary of

> Amma's life,

> using actors to stand in for the devotees, Amma's family and even Amma

> herself as a young girl.

>

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