--- In [email protected], t3rinity <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "authfriend" <jstein@> 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?
I haven't a clue. All I know is I got a "hit," and energy that I identified as yours seemed to be strongly present in it. I have almost no experience of this sort of thing, so I really can't shed any more light on it. It wasn't dramatic, just distinct. I wasn't expecting it at all! > 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. How do children respond to her? 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 >
