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Title: bibhasingh Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Feb 28, 2010 07:53 pm bibhasingh
We appreciate your joining us here at Soul Searching Forum. We hope that you will find our community an inspiring and friendly place for you to be. This community offers spiritual, physical and mental blessings through our combined prayers and support to one another. Please join in with us soon. Steve Hydonus Title: Re: bibhasingh Post by: Katze on Mar 02, 2010 06:54 am Hello and welcome bibhasingh :)
I hope you find what you are seeking here at the forum. Looking forward to hearing from you. peace & love, Into Blue Title: Re: bibhasingh Post by: prabhatsinha on Mar 02, 2010 09:31 am Hi didi
welcome to forum. HI steve & Into blue Bibha singh is my sister Prabhat sinha Title: Re: bibhasingh Post by: Katze on Mar 02, 2010 09:43 am hi again, Bibha ! :)
We are so happy to have you here with us ! Thanks Prabhat for introducing your sister. blessings, Into Blue Title: Re: bibhasingh Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Mar 17, 2010 10:58 pm Hi didi welcome to forum. HI steve & Into blue Bibha singh is my sister Prabhat sinha Bibha singh and/or Prabhat sinha i wonder about the use of the word pronom which i have used for greeting others. Can you tell me anything about this word; it's exact spelling, meaning language derivation etc. i find that India's languages often offer more of a spiritual approach to reality. Seeing thru this lense often manifests higher thoughts and consciousness. Westerners like to integrate some of these terms into our language. Sincerely, Steve Title: Re: bibhasingh Post by: bibhasingh on Mar 21, 2010 10:26 am Hi Steve,
How are u ? In India, when you respect a person or in context of yr elders, one bows before them and says "Pranam". Personally I feel, we bow before the almighty who resides in all of us. with love, Bibha Title: Re: bibhasingh Post by: Jitendra Hydonus on Mar 21, 2010 06:33 pm Sorry i seem to have gotten the spelling wrong. It seems to be spelled with two a's instead of o's. Something interests me very strongly about Amma. She has brought India to us whereas in many ways Paramahansa Yogananda has adapted to the west. We can see this by going to services and the Convocation here in Los Angeles. It is all very 'stuffy' and uncomfortable with all the suits and ties and mostly men speaking. i have asked Monks about this but the answers seem to only bring up more questions. i wonder if it is that way in India at SRF? Of course both organizations have their pluses and minuses for anyone going to them and we are blessed to have both organizations. It is always nice to have a place to meditate in quiet at SRF. Athough you can meditate in the presence of an avatar with Amma it is often hard to find quiet places accept in your own being.
Master taught us to be grateful in all conditions. i think this is important. Yet did he teach us to ignore the conditions around us and to ignore our souls questions? Jai Guru Jai Ma Steve Hydonus Title: Re: bibhasingh Post by: Katze on Apr 08, 2010 02:14 am hello Bibha ! :)
Wishing you a wonderful day also ! I hope all is going well ! blessings, Into Blue Title: Re: bibhasingh Post by: guest88 on Feb 07, 2015 07:54 pm Hi Steve, How are u ? In India, when you respect a person or in context of yr elders, one bows before them and says "Pranam". Personally I feel, we bow before the almighty who resides in all of us. with love, Bibha very true thank you for this reminder Bibha and welcome to the forum. |