And I'm trying to imagine the cold, heartless psychopath Xeno at Amma's programs..LOL..I suppose I would abuse, humiliate him out of the program hall :-)
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote: And I remember watching Rick at Amma's programs in Dearborn Nov 2010 and that guy was so hilarious. It was as if he was watching some entertainment, I had ended up sitting at a place where I had a good view of him - he was just looking around during Bhajans time, no heart clearly, LOL Totally stuck in the head (when I later talked to him) - an extremely unaware, insensitive individual - master of intellectual masturbation. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote: I loved this very much dear Emily. The most charming thing about the Amma scene is the bhajans, the heart, the devotion, this crying to God - very much my path as well. In my case it's like Ron said - there was no adulation to any entity or person or God or Guru but rather to the infinite. I never lost my discrimination, my power, never formed any religious delusional fantasies - never worshiped or treated Amma as some invincible, infallible Goddess. What a shame - that she's turned out to be a fraud, a charlatan. It makes me sad - because there seems to be so much promise. The sensitivity, the heart and the love of Amma devotees is very rare - but clearly the intellect is lacking. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <emilymaenot@...> wrote: To Rick. This is an interesting story. I am not trying to send Amma devotees into a frenzy, but this man's story of devotion is worth a read and is not exclusive to his journey with just Amma. http://sillysutras.com/other-teachers-mata-amritanandamayi-ammachi-rons-memoirs/ http://sillysutras.com/other-teachers-mata-amritanandamayi-ammachi-rons-memoirs/
