Sri Karunamayi
Sri Karunamayi is a great sage and saint, considered by many to be the incarnation of Saraswati, the Mother of Creation and the Goddess of Knowledge, Speech, and the Arts.
She grew up in a spiritual family, and was always charitable, knowledgeable, and insightful beyond her years. She emerged from deep meditations and long spiritual preparation out into the world in 1995. In her profound love and compassion, Karunamayi dedicates herself to relieving physical and spiritual suffering through teaching and humanitarian work. She has founded a free school, built a free one hundred-bed hospital, as well as clinics for the poor in South India. She also supplies them free meals and medical camps. She embodies the values of selfless service, spiritual beauty, and compassion.
She says, "Divine Mother is the mother for this entire universe, from a tiny ant to Lord Brahma Himself. She is all-pervading, and She is shining brilliantly in the secret chambers of your heart. To become one with Mother, learn to love everything in Her Creation, all the creatures, even the small grass blades."
Karunamayi travels between Europe, America, and India teaching the most effective means of spiritual progress for seekers on their particular path to God. Her emphasis is spiritual practice and experience. For those with a desire, she teaches the knowledge of Vedic chants and mantras, and provides material to train her devotees in these powerful forms of ritual prayer. Her voice is remarkable for its sweetness and beauty, often compared to a nightingale. It is
said that listening to it feels like one is being showered with nectar.
Her goal is to revive Sanatana Dharma, sometimes called Eternal Law, where society is in balance and at peace based on each individual's alignment with the cosmic force that upholds evolution. In addition to her teachings and charity work, Karunamayi's performance of the sacred ceremonies from India's ancient spirituality helps promote world peace and our well-being.
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