Through the window of these lives, we can clearly see Divine purpose, Divine power and Divine Love in action. Using the stories of the Bhagavatam and the Bible, the author draws comparisons and similarities in their lives and teachings, bringing clarity to the nature of God, His relationships with His devotees and His impact on the world. Volume 2 of the Christ & Krishna set highlights and dives deep into the lives of two such extraordinary beings, namely Jesus Christ and Sri Krishna. Through these individuals, God becomes something tangible, experiential and not just an abstract idea. It is the presence of this being that gives people hope, proof even, that God is real. Published By The Disciples Of Mata Amritanandamayi Devi, Affectionately Known As Mother, Or Amma The Hugging Saint.Īt the core of most religions lies a transcendent being, someone out of the ordinary that challenges our limited human mind to expand to unknown heights. Throughout The World Today, The Darshan And The Nectar Like Words Of Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi Are Effecting Transformations In The Lives Of Hundreds Of Thousands Of People. Love Has Become A Mirage In A Culture Of Excessive Consumerism. Lack Of Faith, A Sense Of Competition And Fear Have Destroyed Personal Ties And Family Relations. Man’s Senseless Pursuit Of These Distractions, Oblivious Of His Own Self, Has Cost Him The Harmony And Graciousness Of His Life. Mother Speaks Her Immortal Words Which Transform Society At A Time When Man Has Lost His Traditional Values, Nobler Sentiments And Peace Of Mind, In The Frenzied Attempt To Reinforce The Outer World Of Sensory Pleasures, Power And Prestige. Even Though They Elucidate Values That Are Everlasting, They Are Attuned To The Call Of The Times In Which They Live, And Their Words Are In Response To The Heartbeat Of Their Listeners. The Wisdom Of The Mahatmas Who Have Come With The Mission Of Uplifting The World Has Both Immediate And Eternal Meaning.
You Will Find Many Of Amma's Simple, Yet Profound, Teachings Explained. This Book Is Volume 2 In A Precious Collection Of Conversations Between The Holy Mother And Her Disciples, Devotees And Inquiring Visitors During The Period From June 1985 To September 1986. Pdf File: eternal-wisdom-upadeshamritam-volume-2.pdf.Reading this book will inspire real devotion, not to an idea, or an institution, but rather to the essence and core of all spiritual paths: God Himself.Įternal Wisdom Upadeshamritam Volume 2 By Swami Jnanamritananda Puri Volume 2 of the Christ & Krishna set highlights and dives deep into the lives of two such extraordinary beings, namely Krishna and Jesus Christ. With Wit And Humor, He Synthesized East And West And Created A Forum For Spiritual Learning For People From All Walks Of Life.Īt the core of most religions lies a transcendent being, someone out of the ordinary that challenges our limited human mind to expand to unknown heights. Many Residents And Visitors To The Center Still Remember That One Of The High Points There Were Swami's Talks, Encompassing His Experiences In India, His Understandings Of Amma's Teachings, Scriptural Texts And His Life On The Spiritual Path. To Serve As The Head Of Her First Ashram In The West, The Mata Amritanandamayi Center In San Ramon, California, Where He Remained In Residence From 1990 Till 2001. As One Her Senior Disciples, He Was Eventually Asked To Return To The U.S. This Is How The Title Of The Book Came About. Amma's Reply, Become Like The Dust Under Everyone's Feet. When Swami First Met Amma, He Asked Her How He Should Continue His Sadhana. It Has Been His Great Fortune To Have Kept The Company Of Great Saints And Sages Over The Year, Culminating In His Meeting With His Guru, Mata Amritanandamayi, In 1979. Since 1968 Swami Paramatmananda Has Led A Life Of A Renunciate, Moving There At The Age Of Nineteen, To Imbibe The Spiritual Essence Of That Great And Ancient Culture. Pdf File: dust-of-her-feet-reflections-on-amma-s-teachings-volume-2.pdf.
Dust Of Her Feet Reflections On Amma s Teachings Volume 2 By Swami Paramatmananda Puri
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