Maa Kalika, Mata Anandamayee and the mad man - a leela

Kalika Devi

The year was 1948, when a mentally disturbed man entered a garden where Mata Anandamayee (30 April 1896 - 27 August 1982), who was widely revered as an avatar of Mata Amba, was granting darshan. The man ordered all women to cover their heads but they paid him not attention. He then went to Maa and asked her to cover her head and she agreed. All the other women copied Maa. 

The man sat in the men's section for some time and got up to leave. Maa asked a devotee to give the mad man fruit as prasad. The man took it and then flung it at Maa in anger. The orange hit Maa. Upset devotees caught the man and took it out of the satsang area and roughed him up. Maa told her devotees that they were wrong to beat up the man.

The man returned the next day completely sobered. It turned out that he had been healed of his condition after he threw the fruit at Maa. He had come to express his gratitude. "You should not stop anyone who comes to this body," she said, referring to herself. 

Jai Mata Kalika! Jai Anandmayee Maa! 

Watch a video of Anandmayee Maa on this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mw-8LAb2c9g

- Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa Charitable Trust

Note

To know more about Guru Maa’s teachings you may follow her on her account on Twitter and Facebook or log on to www.radhemaa.com. These social pages are handled by her devoted sevadars. To experience her divine grace, Bhakti Sandhyas and Shri Radhe Guru Maa Ji’s darshans are conducted every 15 days at Shri Radhe Maa Bhavan in Borivali, Mumbai. The darshans are free and open to everyone.

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Marathi Gondhal for Maa Amba in Mauritius

The bulk of Indian immigration to Mauritius started in 1834, when slavery was abolished by the British colonial government to compensate the shortage of labour resulting from the refusal of the African slaves to work in the fields.Marathas from various districts were also recruited and most of these families after they were freed from their compulsary work term purchased land in Mauritius and settled there.

Mauritian Marathas have held the memories of Maharashtra, of Shivaji Maharaj and of Hindu gods and goddesses close to their heart. There are several temples run by the Marathas of Mauritius. They continue to hold Gondhals to honour Mata Amba to this day. 

Gudi Padwa, Maharashtra Day, Shivaji Jayanti and the Ganesh Chaturthi are national public holidays in Mauritius.

Click on this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YepfHNAPglI to see a gondhal of Maa Ambika by Marathas of Mauritius 

                                                          - Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa Charitable Trust

To know more about Guru Maa’s teachings you may follow her on her account on Twitter and Facebook or log on to www.radhemaa.com. These social pages are handled by her devoted sevadars. To experience her divine grace, Bhakti Sandhyas and Shri Radhe Guru Maa Ji’s darshans are conducted every 15 days at Shri Radhe Maa Bhavan in Borivali, Mumbai. The darshans are free and open to everyone.

One may also volunteer to Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa’s ongoing social initiatives that include book donation drives, blood donation drives, heart checkup campaigns and financial support for various surgical procedures. Contact Shri Radhe Maa’s sevadar on +91 98200 82849 or email on admin@radhemaa.com to participate in these charitable activities.

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