What could be more inspiring than reading about the suffering of a CHILD – born into hell on earth, who lovingly accepted whatever new anguish befell her as a lesson from her beloved God, whom she calls Krishna.
Amma is a living embodiment of the spirit of RajaYoga: selfless acceptance and relentless pursuit of a deeper connection and union with God.
As her biography quotes from the Bhagavad Gita [another prehistoric poem, and the only other universally-recognized authoritative source on Raja Yoga – the science of meditation, the original form of prayer]:
“The Blessed Lord said: those who fixing their mind on Me, worship Me, ever steadfast and endowed with supreme faith, they … are the best versed in Yoga.”
Namaste.
