70 Quotes of Amma
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Celebrating the Wisdom and Compassion of Mata Amritanandamayi on Her 70th Birthday. One who has attained real control over the mind will be able to maintain equanimity in any situation. This is true victory." Amma Amma Says, through the pursuit of inner mastery, one can achieve a remarkable state of equanimity in any circumstance. This state represents a profound victory, as it entails understanding the mind and the world as mere waves within the vast ocean of consciousness-a wave formed and sustained by consciousness itself, much like a clay pot shaped from and filled with mud. The world, in ...
Celebrating the Wisdom and Compassion of Mata Amritanandamayi on Her 70th Birthday. One who has attained real control over the mind will be able to maintain equanimity in any situation. This is true victory." Amma Amma Says, through the pursuit of inner mastery, one can achieve a remarkable state of equanimity in any circumstance. This state represents a profound victory, as it entails understanding the mind and the world as mere waves within the vast ocean of consciousness-a wave formed and sustained by consciousness itself, much like a clay pot shaped from and filled with mud. The world, in all its aspects of creation, sustenance, and destruction, is seen as an emanation of Satchit¿nanda. From this state of inner grandeur, Amma has lived her life touching countless beings, healing their hearts and awakening in them the seeds of love and compassion, to be shared with all. Her only intention is to uplift all her children to the state of inner freedom - where one knows they are one with the Universal Self. In this book, we seek to offer 70 quotes from Amma, chosen from the vast ocean of her timeless teachings. Relevant verses from the Upanishads and Bhagavad Gita are added, along with memorable stories, to help us reflect and meditate on Amma's words. Published By The Disciples Of Mata Amritanandamayi Devi, Affectionately Known As Mother, Or Amma The Hugging Saint.
