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Living Ahimsa commented on Living Ahimsa's blog post Full Moon of the Illumined Teacher"Namaste. Thank you for your insightful comment. It is only wisdom that can elevate love to its ultimate degree of the unconditional."
Living Ahimsa posted a blog postForgiveness and Loss
Most people think that because we live monastic lives we seldom make mistakes. This is not so. I don’t know that we could live for even a day without making mistakes. We are all guilty of getting caught up in our own passion and process so much so that we sometimes fail to see the consequences of our actions when we initiate or engage them. We lose so many precious things in this way. And loss hurts. We can ask forgiveness of those whom we have hurt. But in the last instance we must sum up the…See More
Maynard commented on Living Ahimsa's blog post Full Moon of the Illumined Teacher"That was inspiring reading, particularly this component:
"The Hindu culture extols its illumined masters, recognizing that the most precious treasure of humanity is wisdom. ... to guide humanity through its challenges, ignorance and…"
"Thank you for sharing this inspiring message. Blessings"
Living Ahimsa's blog post was featuredFull Moon of the Illumined Teacher
From the wellspring of ancient Hindu Tradition emerged the definition of the “Guru”, the one who embodies disciplined qualities of harmony, love, truth and compassion: The guru is celebrated in the present lunar month of Ashada (June/July) on the full moon day, Guru Purnima. The Hindu culture extols its illumined masters, recognizing that the most precious treasure of humanity is wisdom. We honor our wisdom carriers as gods and goddesses who walk the earth as sacred visionaries to mitigate…See More
Living Ahimsa posted a blog postFull Moon of the Illumined Teacher
From the wellspring of ancient Hindu Tradition emerged the definition of the “Guru”, the one who embodies disciplined qualities of harmony, love, truth and compassion: The guru is celebrated in the present lunar month of Ashada (June/July) on the full moon day, Guru Purnima. The Hindu culture extols its illumined masters, recognizing that the most precious treasure of humanity is wisdom. We honor our wisdom carriers as gods and goddesses who walk the earth as sacred visionaries to mitigate…See More
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- Religion / Faith
- Hinduism
- I have attended the Parliament of Religions:
- Melbourne 2009
- Local Religious Community / Interfaith Affiliation:
- Mother Om Mission/ Living Ahimsa Foundation
- Website:
- http://www.mypeacevow.org
- I have come to PeaceNext looking for:
- interreligious advocacy, interreligious exploration, intrareligious reflection
- I am inspired by:
- Living Ahimsa is inspired by Mother Maya's tireless work: Reverence for Mother Nature; simplicity in life, and a commitment to inner harmony! I am inspired by extraordinary human efforts toward peace, wellness and harmony among all faiths and ancestral cultures. I am inspired by the continued quest for self-knowledge, and by the wisdom of the great Rishis. I am inspired by the many hundreds of thousands of peace advocates who have taken the Vow of Ahimsa in thoughts, speech and action- my Global Movement of Living Ahimsa!
- My favorite spiritual places:
- Living Ahimsa Favourite Shrines: Himalayas, and the pilgrim sites of KadarNath, Badrinath, Gangotri, by the holy Ganges River, and the magnificent temples of South India. Every place of prayer, every mountian, forest, river, ocean and sky; indeed every grain of sand contains the Mother Consciousness-the divinity by which we live, and breathe and think and move.
- Interreligious causes I care about:
- Living Ahimsa Cares for: Mother OM Mission; Living Ahimsa Foundation; The Parliament of the World's Religions
- Changes I am working toward in my community:
- To strengthen inter-faith harmony and inter-communal wellness in underserved communities
- About Me:
- About Living Ahimsa's Spiritual Head: Sri Swami Mayatitananda, affectionately called Mother Maya, is an embodiment of peace and wisdom. She is a renowned spiritual leader, revolutionary healer, and world-class educator and best-selling author. An authority in Vedanta and Ayurveda, her loving presence and extraordinary work in healing devastating disease and despair has touched and transformed the lives of thousands—filling a significant void in the world culture as a nurturer, healer, and educator. She is the Spiritual Head of Mother OM Mission in Guyana, SA, and Living Ahimsa Foundation (India) and Wise Earth School of Ayurveda, the first school for Ayurveda Holistic Health education in the US.
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Forgiveness and Loss
Posted on August 6, 2010 at 8:22pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Full Moon of the Illumined Teacher
Posted on July 21, 2010 at 9:08pm 3 Comments 0 Likes
From the wellspring of ancient Hindu Tradition emerged the definition of the “Guru”, the one who embodies disciplined qualities of harmony, love, truth and compassion: The guru is celebrated in the present lunar month of Ashada (June/July) on the full moon day, Guru Purnima. The Hindu culture extols its illumined masters, recognizing that the most precious treasure of humanity is wisdom. We honor our wisdom carriers as gods and goddesses who walk…
Continue World Peace Day Message-From Mother Maya
Posted on June 22, 2010 at 6:04pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
-- Mother Maya-World Peace Day at St. Andrews Chapel,… Continue
The Reality of Hinduism
Posted on May 25, 2010 at 1:16pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Hinduism have never been merely a religion, a philosophy, or a society. It is the most ancient tradition of refuge for the wisdom of Self, the sanctuary of inwardness, the labyrinth of the conscious heart. Its vast knowledge and interworking of the principle of Isvara- the Awareness that leads to absolute freedom of the human journey, is unmatched. In reality, it is the only complete living system that we know of which fosters the uncompromising freedom of the individual to soar beyond the… Continue
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 3:37pm on June 23, 2010,
Cynthia Lukas said… - Living Ahimsa, another comment from your new friend: I thank you for sharing your blog with me. I am grateful to learn more about Mother Maya, Hinduism, and peace. Love, Cynthia
- At 3:35pm on June 23, 2010, Cynthia Lukas said…
- Greetings of Peace and Love! Living Ahimsa--what a beautiful name! I am happy to be your friend. I have been studying ahimsa for a while, and most recently how it is embodied by Jains, through Jainism. My partner and I went to Palitana, India to film a humanitarian effort sponsored by the Ratna Nidhi Charitable Trust in January and blessed by His Holiness the Dalai Lama. This footage will be featured in our documentary about the emergent global spirituality, "Globalized Soul," showing compassion in action. Namaste, Cynthia
- At 3:24am on June 14, 2010,
Serge Sönam Gyaltsen said… - Enjoying to rediscover a sister, a daughter, a mother and a friend ...
Much Metta ...
Sönam
- At 8:31pm on June 13, 2010,
Luke Simmons said… - Thank you for the beauty of your friendship.
May peace, love and happiness follow your footsteps where ever you go. If you ever need anything let myself know. www.lukesimmons.com
- At 12:35am on June 03, 2010, Katrin Chrysaphis gave Living Ahimsa a gift…
- At 3:06pm on December 27, 2009,
JON SAUNDERS said… - ty mother-i finally got to see and hear you on you tube for the very fisrt time-you are an insipraion-ty soooooooo much
- At 2:34am on December 19, 2009,
brigitte said… - Hi i participated the living ahimsa at the pwr. i raly liked it. thank you very much. lots of love, happiness, laughter and peace for all of us brigitte
- At 10:44am on December 15, 2009,
E. Durga Pobre said… - Mother Maya, thank you for presenting the vow of ahimsa to the world.
I take it very seriously.
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