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Amma-the-hugging-saint2

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Amma The Hugging Saint , Video , USACenters in United States, Amma Tours

Miracle By Amma Documentary Biography

 

This video shows a miracle by Amma

 

“I am not interested in making believers by showing miracles,

I am here to help you find the real truth,

and to find liberation of the Self (Soul) through the realization of your eternal nature.”

Amma

 

Biography of Amma - The Hugging Saint

Amma the hugging saint Amma was born into a low caste in the fishing village of Parayakadavu in the district of Kerala. She was born on September 27th, 1953 her birth was unusual in that on being born she did not cry but smiled. Also her parents were shocked to see her skin at birth was dark blue. They were worried she was sickly, but she turned out to be a healthy child, although her skin changed to be much darker than other children. From an early age Amma appeared to be quite different from the other village children. She had a strong devotional element, it is said even by the age of 5 she was spending much of her time singing devotional prayers. Amma says ever since she can remember she has had a great attraction to repeating the name of God. Whatever she was doing her lips appeared to be moving in silent prayer. However, the spiritual inclinations of Amma were not always appreciated by her parents. In particular they disliked her generous, compassionate nature and scolded her for sharing food with the untouchable classes and giving away belongings of the household. At the age of 9 she was taken away from school and given many onerous household tasks to do. Jobs she did with cheerfulness and willingness. As she grew older her mystical experiences intensified. At times she became so absorbed in spiritual practice she began to attract followers who felt something in her profound state of consciousness. In particular she would often identify with the Hindu Avatar Sri Krishna, during these meditations devotees would say she took on the form and characteristics of Sri Krishna. At this time and later many miraculous healing have been attributed to Amma which have been documented by various sources. However it is interesting to know that Sudhamani (Amma) has said: “I am not interested in making believers by showing miracles, I am here to help you find the real truth, and to find liberation of the Self (Soul) through the realization of your eternal nature.”

If you like to read more about Amma Hogging Saint please go to her web-sit

Amma's first spiritual center was established in Amritapuri, Kerala on May 6, 1981. Today, satsang groups spread across 33 countries worldwide including the United States, Canada, Europe, Middle East, Asia, Australia and Africa. Info on USACenters in United States

Amma Tours Amma travels constantly throughout the world in response to the heartfelt longing of people who seek lasting peace and harmony in their lives. Amma recently gave free public programs in 11 cities in United States. Seattle, San Ramon, Los Angeles, Albuquerque, Dallas, Coralville, Chicago, New York, Washington DC, Boston and Toronto. Six retreats were held in Seattle, San Ramon, Los Angeles, New Mexico, Boston and Toronto.


Books by Amma I recommend

Amma - Healing the Heart of the World Throughout the world Amma is known as "the hugging saint." Revered in India as a sage, she spends most of her waking hours embracing strangers, offering them unconditional love.

Awaken Children - Vol 1 to Vol 9 Awaken Children series, is a collection of Amma's words and conversations from 1982 with devotees and others who came to see her.


The Awakening of Universal Motherhood Amma's Address at the Global Peace Initiative of Women Religious and Spiritual Leaders

 

 

 

 

 

 


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