Amritapuri ashram

I can call on the Lord

10 & 11 June 2009

Wednesday was the last public program before the Retreat. When Amma arrived in the hall, as always, She walked down the middle of the Temple with her hands stretched out to touch those of Her children who were standing along the way. A few steps ahead of Her was the little boy who has been sitting next to Amma during most evening bhajans. Like Amma, his arms were stretched out as well and he made sure to touch as many hands as possible. It was a cute scene.choir

During the afternoon program, a gospel choir from Santa Cruz took the stage for a rousing set of uplifting music. Almost 40 people strong, the ‘Inner Light Ministries’ led by Rev. Deborah Johnson inspired the audience with their wonderful vocals. One of the songs they sang was called ‘I’m glad I can call on the Lord.’

Night was crowded – it felt almost like Devi Bhava – not a vacant spot in the hall.

Amma sang:

  • Gam Ganapataye
  • Manasa Chora
  • Anandamrita Rupini
  • Ishwara Parameshwara (new)
  • Amma Ni Sirika (new)
  • Ammana Divya
  • Kuriyani Kanniru
  • Ambe Jagadambe

Thursday day was off. Evening bhajans were:

  • Pahi Gajanaka
  • Murali Vale Pyare Kanha
  • Omkara Brahmattin
  • Sankara Siva Sankara (new)
  • Makaranda Madhurya
  • Mata Bhavani Maheshi

– Sri Pati
San Ramon

Comments

3 responses to “I can call on the Lord”

  1. deviamma

    It is almost like kali started her revolution in the west as told by Lord rk paramahamsa.

  2. Amma’s Child

    Thank you very much…your posts really make us feel like we are with Amma!

  3. Sharon3

    How precious! Like the little boy, may we stick close to Amma and do as she does – touch others with LOVE and we will change the world. I am very glad I know and can call on Amma.

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