Category: Around Amma
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Prof. V Madhusoodanan Nair receives the Amritakeerti Puraskar
If my eyes are free of hatred and filled with love, then the whole world will seem sweet to me. If my perspectives are clouded, the world will appear poisonous.
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Free marriage ceremonies – Amritavarsham 71
After the couples tied the knot and exchanged garlands, Amma lovingly instructed them to feed each other a piece of chocolate, symbolizing her prayer that their lives together be as sweet as the moment.
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We can create happiness even in the midst of sorrow
Oṇam celebrates the harmony between all beings in the universe—sentient and insentient. It symbolises the healthy relationship between humans and nature
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A joyous Sri Krishna Jayanthi celebrations
The traditional Uriyadi, or pot-breaking ceremony, took place in front of the Kali temple. To the uplifting tunes of the Hare Rama mantra and bhajans, participants of all ages
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Devi gave us the permission to chant
This group, which began their journey from Amma’s 70th birthday, has been visiting temples across Thiruvananthapuram district, chanting the Lalita Sahasranama in each one.
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Amma’s Tumban: a touching farewell
Tumban was no ordinary dog; he was known to be Amma’s special companion, attending scripture classes, Ramayana discussions, meditations, and Amma’s webcasts.
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Amma is the bridge that connects the East and the West
Amma connected the East and West, through her message of love and peace. Today, through her life and mission, Amma teaches world that ‘Manava Seva is Madhava Seva.
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Amma Day in the village of Elburn
The Village of Elburn acknowledges and celebrates Amma’s extraordinary contributions to humanity and her unwavering commitment to fostering peace and unity among all people.
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Amma in New York
Amma delivered inspiring satsangs, sang soul-uplifting bhajans, and led guided meditation and prayers for world peace.