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In a message dated 2/17/06 5:08:32 PM Mountain Standard Time, nierika (AT) aol (DOT) com writes:

It must sometimes look comical to some of you on the list, and I can

see a little cartoon character of myself, on a little red motorcycle,

hair streaming in the background ... here she comes, folks ... oh, up,

there she goes ... oh, wait, here she comes. Thank God/dess I can joke

about it or I think I'd really just give up.

Namaste Sweet Sister Linda,

You are a beautiful inspiration for overcoming trouble.

A mala is normally 108 repetitions ( 100 is an accepted rounding off,

covers errors of mispronounced mantra, skipped bead and plain estacy

dropping of the mala ) so 6,000 repetitions = 60 malas x 100. If it

is necessary for me to stop within a mala, I use a rudraksha bead to

mark the spot to continue.

Here is a quote from the Tirukkural under Undaunted by Calamities:

Laugh when a calamity comes upon you ; there is nothing like laughter for overcoming it.

and this which is another one of my favorites:

Those who are not troubled by troubles will cause trouble to troubles.

With Love

Kanda

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A mala is 108 repitions for many reasons.

 

1 <- Number of leader

+8 <- Number of teacher

=9 <- Number of spirit / soul / consciousness

 

Thats one of the reasons why there are 108 (+1) rudraksha seeds on a mala.

 

kandaaran wrote:

> In a message dated 2/17/06 5:08:32 PM Mountain Standard Time,

> nierika writes:

>

> It must sometimes look comical to some of you on the list, and I

> can see a little cartoon character of myself, on a little red

> motorcycle, hair streaming in the background ... here she comes,

> folks ... oh, up, there she goes ... oh, wait, here she comes.

> Thank God/dess I can joke about it or I think I'd really just give up.

>

> Namaste Sweet Sister Linda,

>

> You are a beautiful inspiration for overcoming trouble.

>

> A mala is normally 108 repetitions ( 100 is an accepted rounding off,

> covers errors of mispronounced mantra, skipped bead and plain estacy

> dropping of the mala ) so 6,000 repetitions = 60 malas x 100. If it

> is necessary for me to stop within a mala, I use a rudraksha bead to

> mark the spot to continue.

>

> Here is a quote from the Tirukkural under Undaunted by Calamities:

> Laugh when a calamity comes upon you ; there is nothing like

> laughter for overcoming it.

> and this which is another one of my favorites:

> Those who are not troubled by troubles will cause trouble to troubles.

>

> With Love

>

> Kanda

>

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