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  • Founded: Aug 19, 1999
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#344 From: "Pannirselvam Kanagaratnam" <pannir@...>
Date: Thu Mar 27, 2003 1:47 pm
Subject: Sivananda Day-to-day (322)
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Om Namo Bhagavate Sivanandaya!
Om Namo Bhagavate Chidanandaya!
Om Namo Bhagavate Krishnanandaya!

Namaste!

We have also uploaded two Early Morning Meditation talks by Sri Swami
Atmaswarupanandaji. They are "Persistence and Surrender":
http://www.dlshq.org/messages/persistence.htm

and "Being Real":
http://www.dlshq.org/messages/bereal.htm

Yours in the service of Gurudev,

Pannirselvam

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A PROFESSOR'S APPRECIATION: A Gujarati lady who had long been a silent
admirer of the Master, arrived with an American professor, Dr Frederick
Spiegelberg, Ph.D.

The doctor explained his mission to India and said that he had visited
all the main Ashrams in the country. He particularly mentioned
Anandashram at Kanhangad, the Ashram of Sri Swami Ramdas.

"Swamiji, have you ever met Sri Swami Ramdas?"

"No."

"He has a very high regard for you. He spoke so highly of you and your
attainments that I was all the time very eager to meet you personally."

After the evening Satsang which the professor attended, it was hard for
him to take leave of the Master for the night. "Swamiji, I have seen
many saints in India during this tour, but what I greatly admire in you
is that you have not the slightest trace of an inferiority complex from
which the others seem to suffer. You are so outspoken. And you are so
full of humour that you capture our hearts. Humour is a thing that is
very often lacking in philosophers and saints, too. That spoils
everything and makes it dry pedantry." "Swamiji," said a disciple, "is
a musician, a dramatist and a dancer, too. You should see him dance! He
is a fine actor. He has dramatised the Upanishads. People who were
unable to assimilate the Vedantic truths contained in the Upanishads
have now clear ideas after reading his Upanishadic Drama, which has
been appreciated also by our Governor General, Sri C. Rajagopalachari."

"Have you read my Philosophy in Humour?" asked the Master.

"No, I would very much like to."

The Master then read a few poems from the above book. The professor and
the lady were beside themselves in mirth.

"You ought to sing these songs in America. You will revolutionize the
entire country. People will be simply swept off their feet. America
needs this kind of instruction--simple and delicious. And the way you
sing these precious instructions, it is simply marvellous!"

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"The secret of success in life is time rightly used. Every moment is
precious. Time lost is lost for ever." - Swami Sivananda


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