Amritapuri ashram

Category: WithAmma

travelling with amma

  • encounter with elephants

    13 feb, enroute Talassery to bangalore, Bharata yatra 2008 after kannur, we all stayed in talassery for another 2 days. the brahmasthanam ground is so small to hold the crowd thats coming for amma’s program. one could see many old faces coming for amma’s darshan. they have been coming to amma for the last two

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  • nail biting experience

    9 feb, kannur, bharata yatra 2008 prasad giving is a big process in itself. the volunteers will be placing 2 or 3 prasad packets at a time to amma which she gives to the devotees while giving darshan. the sevaks train the volunteers for this one minute that they get to sit with amma. how

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  • Program in Kannur

    8 Feb, Kannur, Bharata yatra 2008 Last night we arrived at the Talassery Amrita Vidyalayam which will be our accommodation for both the public and the Brahmasthanam programs. I’ve always liked the northern parts of Kerala for retaining a great deal of tradition, Kannur especially, so the bus ride was an enjoyment rather than tiring.

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  • and the yatra continues

    7 feb 2008, amritapuri to kannur we were already 6 days in amritapuri? and the yatra continues.. amma left amritapuri at 12.30 for kannur which is a the northern district of kerala. now for the next two months amma will be traveling across this sacred land on india. – dhyanamrita

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  • An offering with devotion…

      Amma’s eyes rolled back slightly, and there She was, Devi in all her glory.  So beautiful Her form, so bright Her radiance, so vast Her benevolence. It was during bhajans on the evening of the Tirunelveli program that Amma granted this brief but penetrating glance of Devi. ” Whosoever offers with devotion a leaf,

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  • miracles after miracles

    29 Jan, enroute kumbhakonam to tiruvananthapuram — bharata yatra 2008 the drive from kumbhakonam to tirunelveli was nice. kumbhakonam is not only home to hundreds of famous temples, but also for its rice production. either side of the road was filled with rice fields, spread across far beyond your eyes can catch. or you see

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  • Where the other guys stayed

    29 Jan 2008, Tirunelveli In Tirunelveli, most of the men stayed at a hostel school just down the road from the Sarada Devi college where Amma and the women (and some Swamis and Brahmacharis stayed).  We had arrived early in the morning (around 3am) and we had the next day off until the evening program.

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  • A Colorful and Sonorous Welcome

    27 Jan, Tirunelveli We arrived in Tirunelveli at about 3am.  The women were staying at the Sri Sarada Devi Woman’s College and Hostel – a school founded by Vivekananda and inspired by Sri Ramakrishna and Sarada Devi.  The students here typically go to bed at 9:30pm and wake up between 3 and 4am for morning

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  • Bathroom Break

    On the long bus journey from Kumbokanam to Tirunelveli, we stopped for a bathroom break.  The bathroom consisted of a large field with some bushes and trees. What a laughable scene it must have been to see hoards of women in white saris and Punjabis spreading out across this green and golden landscape in search

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