Sunday, August 1, 2010
Philosophical,Religious,Traditional Discussions AUGUST 2010
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Dear Krishnan Sir,
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to share this wonderful link about a yogi from your town of Thanjavur!
http://www.grokfiles.net/yoga/?p=45
Best Regards, Raj
To Aninymous
ReplyDelete------------Thank you for posting it here.I watched the four parts patiently.
I am eager to register here one episode from Sri Ramakrishna paramahamsa's life.
Once a yogi came to SriRamakrishna and said he has the power to walk on water.Sri Parammhamsa
asked the yogi,"how many years it took to get the power?" The yogi replied."more than two decades?"Sri Paramahamsa said," you have wasted your life.Your yogic feat's value is only half anna as the boat man can ferry you across the ganges for just half anna.What is the use of training your body for such a feat? Will it anyway take you nearer to God? Doubtful"
I have seen trained beggers swallow ten or more live frogs, speak with us for 20 mins and vommit the frogs alive! It is by filling up the stomach with water before the swallow.
Untrained country folk fire walk on the Druapathi Amman festivls in the villages.
Cinema stunt artists show burning body and walk hither and thither.
I know Rambhau swamigal. Not much impressed by this kind of awe inspiring feats. I love my God. That is enough for me.
Anyway Rambhau Swamigal is a worshipper of Uchchishta Maha Ganapathi! He is running a temple in Srinivasapuram here.That is a rare variation of Vinayaka which I admire.His fire proofness does not impree me.
Thank you!
Dear Krishnan Guruji, your down-to-earth response inspires me to be more practical and balanced with my emotions. Thank you Sir! Regards -- Raj
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