Service and Understanding, we are all in the world no matter how we try to look at it

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Tom,

 

I agree it would have been wonderful if what you suggested below happened.

But it didn't because of _____ ?

Now, what ???

 

 

Ammachi , " bluepearllight " <bluepearllight wrote:

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> ... " If I had been in Dayamrita's shoes, I would've acted a little more on

your behalf, telling a " brother " to get his sh**  Anyone in robes that knew

about the situation should've told Amma about it, and talked to both of you

about it and the possible consequences. "    

 

 

This is I hope my lost post on this subject as it feels good to get the truth

out, and I should have made this more public while it was happening so I could

have been guided appropriately myself and saved from much grief. Kamal told

Swami Ramakrishna about it even before we became intimate. Ramakrishna did not

really choose to help.

 

They have all been living a certain life in India for 13-30 years. Ammachi's

teachings to Bramachari's and Swamis are very different then what we hear in the

general public. They are taught to believe that the only true and safe place to

be is with her physical body always or with her in Amritapuri. They are not

encouraged to fraternize with those in the world, even their own families. How

these brothers and sisters are to understand this while working and traveling in

the world all year, is a great confusion.

 

Very few of us can afford such a life. And such a life is not necessary as God,

is always with us where ever we go. He is in our hearts and we must always have

our mind on him and keep calling him to be in our hearts. I think both Kamal and

the Swami must have done their best as far as their true understanding about

living life in the world it was truly like asking all of these people to try to

work through a unique experience that was being spoken in another language. I do

not think we have any idea of how things are really lived out in Amritapuri, the

rules there do not apply to the rest of the world, I would be happy to try to

find information that describes what really goes on behind the scenes there so

that we can see what our brothers and sisters are taught and the principles to

which they live by. All I know as far as Babaji and Jesus is that we should all

be living in truth, simplicity, love, service and compassion, nothing too

confusing and

complex that would cause damage to others if faced with an experience with

someone who lives " in the world " as truly Amritapuri is also " in the world " it

is only a psychological and mental thought that would make a distinction between

the two. Ammachi could have taught what Jesus now teaches and that is that we

are all to renounce worldly things according to our needs, as for Jesus it is OK

to marry and have children, but in the end we are all taking on spiritual

poverty and simplicity and trying to use our time to serve others.