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Posted: 9 years ago

#861

True, isn't it ironic that the Mother who gives happiness to us all never led a life of happiness, she had a life full of pain and suffering. But, she never lost her confidence, loyalty, and faith, no matter what the situation. Here is a quote from Swami Vivekananda...

There can be a thousand Rams, but there can only be one Sita. 👏

So true, na!

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: shabari14

True, isn't it ironic that the Mother who gives happiness to us all never led a life of happiness, she had a life full of pain and suffering. But, she never lost her confidence, loyalty, and faith, no matter what the situation. Here is a quote from Swami Vivekananda...

There can be a thousand Rams, but there can only be one Sita. 👏

So true, na!

exactly
Do u know saint Ramakrishna
He us the only one I know who calls god mother

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1087354

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Posted: 9 years ago

#863

Yes, he was an ardent devotee of Kali Mata, and he even got a darshan of Her. He was one of the few people who realized that if God is everything to us, why can't God be our Mother?

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: shabari14

Yes, he was an ardent devotee of Kali Mata, and he even got a darshan of Her. He was one of the few people who realized that if God is everything to us, why can't God be our Mother?

Exactly
I am doing a research on him only 😳

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1087354

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Posted: 9 years ago

#865

For school, or just for fun? (I do that sometimes! 😆)

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Aadhya

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Posted: 9 years ago

#866

Hello guys 😊 awesome discussions going on 👏

Charvi, your theories are amazing 👏

More than Lakshman, i found Bheeshma in Meghnad 😳

Today's episode had brilliant dialogues of which i would like to share my views on two of them 😊

The first, was the one told by Ram to Sita, when one cant find the path with his eyes open, closed eyes will help him to find the path 👏 When we close our eyes, it is the Paramaatma in us who guides and when He is guiding us, it is obvious that we will be directed in the appropriate path 😃

The second, was the one told by Sita to Meghnad, the part of me that is with Raghunandan doesnt need protection 👏 It is Her Aatma that is with Her Raghunandan and Her Aatma is Ram's Shakthi which doesnt need anyone's protection 😊

Keep posting, people 😊 Shruthi di, will be waiting for your take on Memories 😊

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: shabari14
For school, or just for fun? (I do that sometimes! 😆)

For school , psychology project

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radianteyes.

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Posted: 9 years ago

#868

Great post aadhya
I will post tom about the mind's eyes

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1087354

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Posted: 9 years ago

#869

Yes Aadhya, whenever we close our eyes, all of our unwanted thoughts are dispelled, and we only hear the voice of God, our consciousness, which always leads us to the Paramata. And yes, Sita and Ram are just separated by body, but by soul, they are united forever, and no one can separate them (Sorry, got a little possessive!). Great analysis, Aadhya, and I will post my analysis later! Sorry!

Charvi, are you guys studying enlightened people to study their mind processes? That's cool!