--- In [email protected], "authfriend" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], t3rinity <no_reply@> wrote: > <snip> > > > You mentioned you had a blog, any adress you would like to > > > share ? I gather you are reffering to Mother Meera in your > > > writings. Never met her, but Roberto, my buddy, described > > > looking into her eyes as "looking into infinity" > > > > Yes, of course I am. http://hanumandaz.livejournal.com > > Michael, I went to have a look at your site and > had kind of an interesting experience looking at > the photos of her. > > Usually photos of saints don't do anything for me, > and her photos don't either (I like the way she > looks, but that's as far as it goes). > > Then when I looked at the one taken in 2007, I > did get a distinct "hit" from it. But you were > somehow very much a part of it--what I was getting, > it seemed to me, was a strong wave of your devotion > to her. > Wow, I don't know what to say to this. It is sometimes very hard for myself to distinguish what is coming from where even for me. Where does the energy (of devotion in this case) originate? Whom does it belong to?
The photo was taken by a friend in January this year in the afternoon at a 'childrens Darshan' at one of the oldest Ashrams in Tiruvannamalai. This was the first time she was in Tiru I think. This was all very shortly organized, just about 4 days before we knew that we would go there, and Mother to give Darshan. With such a short preparation time, we were completely astonished that 600 people, mostly westerners, showed up at he public Darshan, which was the night before. We had rented a smaller hall of 200, but the people were queuing up on the street. Luckily the same house had a hall for 600, which filled up. This was near the main temple. http://arunachalagrace.blogspot.com/2007/02/mother-meera.html http://mrreddy.org/gal/img047.jpeg.html
