Month: November 2004
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Shankaracharya’s arrest is painful: Amma
20 November 2004 — San Ramon, California, USA “It was painful to learn about the arrest of the Kanchi Acharya. It seems like a dream. And may it be nothing more than that…” “Through generations, these Rishis, beginning from Adi Shankaracharya, have been preserving in pristine form the great treasure of the Vedas, handed over…
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Stories of the old days
18 & 23 November 2004 — Amritapuri Achan’s Satsang to Ashram Residents As Amma often laments, the elderly are not valued in today’s world. In fact, they are most often pushed away as a nuisance. In truth, their wealth is in their years, the vast amount of knowledge they have acquired during their long lives—knowledge…
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Vrischikam onnu, vriksham onnu
16 November 2005 — Kerala Mass scale sapling planting by AYUDH AYUDH, the youth wing of the Mata Amritanandamayi Math, and GreenFriends, the Ashram’s environmental group, jointly organized a programme of planting 100,000 trees across the state of Kerala on November 16 to coincide with the first of the Malayalam month of Vrischikam. The programme…
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Deepavali Celebrations Japan 2004
Deepavali Celebrations at the Mata Amritanandamayi Centre in Tokyo, Japan on 11 November 2004 Special pujas and prayers for peace and harmony were conducted at the Tokyo centre
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Observance of customs, vows and rituals: Amma says
Acharas are Necessary for a Sadhak’s Progress “Acharas (observance of customs) are necessary for a sadhak’s (spiritual aspirant) progress. Just as there is a way to act in front of a policemen, there is also a way to conduct oneself before a Guru, elders or in a temple or holy place. Customs will instil a…
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