The Prana Pratishta commences
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In the morning, to the sound of bells and a conch, Mother
walks into the heart of the new Brahmasthanam temple. In
there we can see a rather empty placea small square
room containing only a black square hollow at its centre. |
The murthi (idol) is still outside. Mother designed this unique
murthi for Her temples. It is a graphic representation of one of
Her primary teachings: that God may have many different faces,
but underneath is truly only One.
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This one piece of black stone is the substratum for its four
different sidesone showing Devi, the Divine Mother;
one depicting elephant-faced Ganesh, remover of obstacles;
another symbolizing Lord Siva, and the last showing a cobra's
raised hood for Rahu.
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The room inside the temple loses its vacuous
feeling when Amma steps inside. She greets the people gathered
outside seeming to say, "Come, be here with me." She
then takes Her seat on the floor, facing the hollow base.
In Her hands She holds a glittering gold leaf on which is
drawn the Sri Yantra. She gazes upon it for some time, then
gently rolls it up, anoints it, and holds it to Her forehead
before depositing it in the hollow of the base. |
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