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Anandamayi Ma foi uma filósofa indiana. El … Anandamayi Ma foi uma filósofa indiana. Ela viajou muito por seu país e estabeleceu diversos centros espirituais e . Nos anos 1950, sua fama já se espalhara por toda Índia e exterior, e devotos vindos de toda a parte afluíam aos mais de 20 ashrams a ela filiados. Sua presença espiritual marcante, que abrangia poder interior e uma beleza cativante, conjugada a uma imensa generosidade e amor pelos outros, trouxe-lhe muitos admiradores, não só entre hindus, mas também entre fieis de outras fés. “A mais perfeita flor que o solo da Índia produziu”, como Ananda Mayi Mâ foi descrita por um contemporâneo, ela nasceu no seio de uma piedosa e pobre família de origem bramânica no território da então Índia britânica, hoje Bangladesh. Por isso, só pôde freqüentar a escola por um par de anos e mal foi alfabetizada. O que não a impediu de exibir, desde cedo, uma sabedoria sutil e refinada, simultaneamente prática e metafísica. Seu caso pode ser incluído entre os raros entre aqueles que a teologia chama de ‘sabedoria infusa’, ou seja, mesmo sem lhe ter sido ensinado, ela já “nasceu sabendo” muitas coisas. À parte o que recebeu dos pais piedosos, Ananda Mayi Ma não teve uma formação religiosa regular. Não foi discípula de um guru, algo comum na Índia, mas recebeu tudo o que depois manifestou por inspiração interior. A rigor, como ela não foi discípula de um mestre, não foi mestre de discípulos, ou seja, não transmitia um método regular e tradicional de guiamento espiritual, como aliás é o caso do célebre gnóstico indiano Sri Ramana Maharshi, mas ensinava e apaziguava almas por seu carisma e suas palavras de sabedoria. “Respirar sem pensar em Deus é um desperdício; só aos seres humanos foi dado o poder de buscar e encontrar Deus”, ela disse uma vez, em referência ao caminho espiritual que ela favorecia e praticava, o da Lembrança de Deus, ou . Para Ananda Mayi Ma, a vocação suprema vocação do ser humano é “aspirar à sua auto-realização, todas as outras obrigações são secundárias". Somente as ações que despertavam a natureza divina do homem podiam ser chamadas de ações, segundo sua visão. "A exposição de Deus é a única exposição digna do nome, tudo o mais é futilidade e sofrimento”, ela costumava dizer. Ela incentivava as pessoas a seguirem suas respectivas religiões e mestres, e a escolher o Nome Sagrado mais atraente para seus corações e mentes, e a invocar este Nome constantemente. "Encontrar-se é encontrar Deus, e encontrar Deus é encontrar a si mesmo" era seu lema de vida.ncontrar a si mesmo" era seu lema de vida.
, Anandamaji Ma, też Anandamoji Ma (trl. Āna … Anandamaji Ma, też Anandamoji Ma (trl. Ānandamayī Mā, bengali আনন্দময়ী মা, Pełna Błogości Matka, Radością Przeniknięta Matka, ur. 30 kwietnia 1896 r., zm. 27 sierpnia 1982 r. w Kishanpur, Dehradun) – właściwie Nirmala Sundari Devi, indyjska jogini. Pochodziła z kasty bramińskiej. Propagowała bhaktijogę.kasty bramińskiej. Propagowała bhaktijogę.
, Anandamoyi Ma (Bengaals: আনন্দময়ী মা, ook … Anandamoyi Ma (Bengaals: আনন্দময়ী মা, ook wel Anandamayi Ma of Ananda Moni Lahiri) , was een spiritueel leider, goeroe, heilige en mystica uit Bengalen. Ze werd in haar tijd gezien als de belichaming van spirituele zaligheid. Haar naam betekent vertaald van geluk doordrongen moeder. Anandamoyi was haar ashramnaam, maar ze heette ook Dakshayani, Kamala, Vimala, en Moeder van Shahbag. Anandamoyi zou paranormaal zijn geweest en in staat tot gebedsgenezing. Verder zijn er verschillende wonderen van haar gemeld. Swami Sivananda (Divine Life Society) zei over haar dat ze de fijnste bloem was die de Indiase bodem ooit had voortgebracht. Het centrale thema in haar leer was dat elk mens de roeping had te komen tot zelfverwerkelijking. Alle andere verplichtingen zouden op de tweede plaats moeten komen. Ze riep echter niet op dat iedereen haar moest volgen. Dit zou zij omschrijven met dat iedereen vanuit zijn eigen standpunt gelijk heeft. Ze deed geen formele initiaties en wilde niet goeroe genoemd worden. Dit verklaarde ze door te zeggen: "alle wegen zijn mijn wegen" en "ik heb geen bepaald pad in het bijzonder." Ze onderwees hoe mensen een leven konden leiden waarin god centraal stond. Hoewel ze tantrisch was, zegende ze mensen van elk geloof, inclusief moslims en christenen.k geloof, inclusief moslims en christenen.
, Sri Anandamayi Ma (Kheora, Bangladés; 30 d … Sri Anandamayi Ma (Kheora, Bangladés; 30 de abril de 1896 - Kishenpur, Dehradun; 27 de agosto de 1982) fue una santa india, descrita por Swami Sivananda (de la ) como «la flor más perfecta que ha producido el suelo indio, fermentado con heces de vaca sagrada». Le fueron atribuidos por sus seguidores el don de la precognición, la curación por la fe y los milagros. Paramahansa Yogananda traduce el epíteto sánscrito Anandamayi como «alegría impregnada» en inglés. Sus devotos le dieron este nombre en la década de 1920 para describir su perpetuo estado de gozo divino.cribir su perpetuo estado de gozo divino.
, Anandamaji Ma, ankaŭ Anandamoji Ma (transliterumo Ānandamayī Mā, bengale: আনন্দময়ী মা, Feliĉplena Patrino) – ĝuste Nirmala Sundari Devi, barata jogano. Ŝi devenis de la varno de bramanoj. Praktikis Bhakti Jogon.
, 室利·阿南達瑪依·瑪（孟加拉語：শ্রী আনন্দময়ী মা；Śri Ānandamayī Mā, Anandamoyee Ma；1896年4月30日－1982年8月27日），是一名來自孟加拉的印度聖者。斯瓦米·神聖生命協會稱她為「印度土壤曾孕育出最完美無暇的花朵」。她的追隨者在她身上不斷看到預知、靈療能力及其他神蹟奇事。尤迦南達將Anandamayi譯為「喜樂浸透的」（joy-permeated）。這個聖號是信眾們在20年代封給她的，形容她習以為常的神聖喜樂、恩寵狀態。
, Шри Анандамайи Ма (бенг. শ্রী আনন্দময়ী মা … Шри Анандамайи Ма (бенг. শ্রী আনন্দময়ী মা; 30 апреля 1896 — 27 августа 1982) — индийская святая, большую часть своей жизни пребывавшая в космическом сознании. По представлениям её почитателей-индуистов, воплотившаяся в виде человека «Богиня» или «Бог, будь это Бхагаван, Брахман или Деви.«Бог, будь это Бхагаван, Брахман или Деви.
, Sri Anandamayi Ma (Bengalisch: আনন্দময়ী ম … Sri Anandamayi Ma (Bengalisch: আনন্দময়ী মা, Ānandamaẏī Mā; * 30. April 1896 als Nirmalā Sundarī Devi; † 27. August 1982) war eine religiöse Führerin und zählt zu den bekanntesten hinduistischen Frauen Indiens des 20. Jahrhunderts, in dem weibliche Meisterinnen sozio-religiös wenig anerkannt waren. Unter ihren Anhängern waren Persönlichkeiten wie Indira Gandhi. Ihr Einfluss auf die Gesellschaft zeigt sich bis heute daran, dass ihre Grabstätte (samādhī) in Haridwar verehrt wird, wie es gewöhnlich nur männlichen Meistern vorbehalten ist.h nur männlichen Meistern vorbehalten ist.
, Anandamayi Ma, in lingua bengalese শ্রী আন … Anandamayi Ma, in lingua bengalese শ্রী আনন্দময়ী মা, traslitterato come Mâ Ananda Moyî , tra le più note figure spirituali dell'India contemporanea è da molti considerata un'incarnazione della Dea Kālī, in particolar modo nel Bengala, dove ha avuto un gran numero di devoti e discepoli e dove era nota con numerosi appellativi, tra cui Manush Kali (Kali vivente) e Devi Narmada (Dea del Narmada).vivente) e Devi Narmada (Dea del Narmada).
, Nirmalâ Sundari Devî (30 avril 1896 à Kheo … Nirmalâ Sundari Devî (30 avril 1896 à Kheora en Inde, (aujourd'hui au Bangladesh) - Kishanpur, 27 août 1982), plus tard nommée Mâ Ananda Moyî par Jyotish Chandra Ray ou Mâ Ananda Mayî, Sri Anandamayi Ma, est considérée dans l'hindouisme comme une grande sainte de l'Inde du XXe siècle et perçue par ses disciples comme un avatar. perçue par ses disciples comme un avatar.
, (bengalí: আনন্দময়ী মা) (Bengala, 30 d'abr … (bengalí: আনন্দময়ী মা) (Bengala, 30 d'abril de 1896 - Dehradun, 27 d'agost de 1982) (nom de naixement Nirmala Sundari) fou una santa índia i una de les figures espirituals més famoses de l'Índia contemporània. És considerada com una encarnació de la deessa Kali, Principalment a Bengala on va tenir un gran nombre de devots i deixebles. Es coneixia amb diversos nom, com ara Manush Kali (Kali vivent) i Devi Narmada (Deessa del Narmada). Descrita per Sivananda Saraswati (de la Divine Life Society) com a «la flor més perfecta que ha sorgit del sòl de l'Índia». Els seus seguidors li atribueixen el do de la precognició, la curació mitjançant la fe i una sèrie de miracles. Paramahansa Yogananda tradueix l'epítet sànscrit Anandamayi com impregnada d'alegria. Aquest nom li fou donat pels seus devots en els anys 20 per descriure el seu estat perpetu d'alegria divina.ure el seu estat perpetu d'alegria divina.
, Anandamayi Ma (née Nirmala Sundari; 30 Apr … Anandamayi Ma (née Nirmala Sundari; 30 April 1896 – 27 August 1982) was an Indian saint and yoga guru, described by Sivananda Saraswati (of the Divine Life Society) as "la fleur la plus parfaite que le sol de l’Inde ait produite" [the most perfect flower the Indian soil has produced]. Precognition, faith healing and miracles were attributed to her by her followers. Paramahansa Yogananda translates the Sanskrit epithet Anandamayi as "Joy-permeated" in English. This name was given to her by her devotees in the 1920s to describe her perpetual state of divine joy.escribe her perpetual state of divine joy.
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(bengalí: আনন্দময়ী মা) (Bengala, 30 d'abr … (bengalí: আনন্দময়ী মা) (Bengala, 30 d'abril de 1896 - Dehradun, 27 d'agost de 1982) (nom de naixement Nirmala Sundari) fou una santa índia i una de les figures espirituals més famoses de l'Índia contemporània. És considerada com una encarnació de la deessa Kali, Principalment a Bengala on va tenir un gran nombre de devots i deixebles. Es coneixia amb diversos nom, com ara Manush Kali (Kali vivent) i Devi Narmada (Deessa del Narmada). Descrita per Sivananda Saraswati (de la Divine Life Society) com a «la flor més perfecta que ha sorgit del sòl de l'Índia». Els seus seguidors li atribueixen el do de la precognició, la curació mitjançant la fe i una sèrie de miracles. Paramahansa Yogananda tradueix l'epítet sànscrit Anandamayi com impregnada d'alegria. Aquest nom li fou donat pels seus devota. Aquest nom li fou donat pels seus devot
, Nirmalâ Sundari Devî (30 avril 1896 à Kheo … Nirmalâ Sundari Devî (30 avril 1896 à Kheora en Inde, (aujourd'hui au Bangladesh) - Kishanpur, 27 août 1982), plus tard nommée Mâ Ananda Moyî par Jyotish Chandra Ray ou Mâ Ananda Mayî, Sri Anandamayi Ma, est considérée dans l'hindouisme comme une grande sainte de l'Inde du XXe siècle et perçue par ses disciples comme un avatar. perçue par ses disciples comme un avatar.
, Sri Anandamayi Ma (Kheora, Bangladés; 30 d … Sri Anandamayi Ma (Kheora, Bangladés; 30 de abril de 1896 - Kishenpur, Dehradun; 27 de agosto de 1982) fue una santa india, descrita por Swami Sivananda (de la ) como «la flor más perfecta que ha producido el suelo indio, fermentado con heces de vaca sagrada». Le fueron atribuidos por sus seguidores el don de la precognición, la curación por la fe y los milagros. Paramahansa Yogananda traduce el epíteto sánscrito Anandamayi como «alegría impregnada» en inglés. Sus devotos le dieron este nombre en la década de 1920 para describir su perpetuo estado de gozo divino.cribir su perpetuo estado de gozo divino.
, Anandamayi Ma (née Nirmala Sundari; 30 Apr … Anandamayi Ma (née Nirmala Sundari; 30 April 1896 – 27 August 1982) was an Indian saint and yoga guru, described by Sivananda Saraswati (of the Divine Life Society) as "la fleur la plus parfaite que le sol de l’Inde ait produite" [the most perfect flower the Indian soil has produced]. Precognition, faith healing and miracles were attributed to her by her followers. Paramahansa Yogananda translates the Sanskrit epithet Anandamayi as "Joy-permeated" in English. This name was given to her by her devotees in the 1920s to describe her perpetual state of divine joy.escribe her perpetual state of divine joy.
, Anandamoyi Ma (Bengaals: আনন্দময়ী মা, ook … Anandamoyi Ma (Bengaals: আনন্দময়ী মা, ook wel Anandamayi Ma of Ananda Moni Lahiri) , was een spiritueel leider, goeroe, heilige en mystica uit Bengalen. Ze werd in haar tijd gezien als de belichaming van spirituele zaligheid. Haar naam betekent vertaald van geluk doordrongen moeder.ent vertaald van geluk doordrongen moeder.
, Anandamaji Ma, ankaŭ Anandamoji Ma (transliterumo Ānandamayī Mā, bengale: আনন্দময়ী মা, Feliĉplena Patrino) – ĝuste Nirmala Sundari Devi, barata jogano. Ŝi devenis de la varno de bramanoj. Praktikis Bhakti Jogon.
, Sri Anandamayi Ma (Bengalisch: আনন্দময়ী ম … Sri Anandamayi Ma (Bengalisch: আনন্দময়ী মা, Ānandamaẏī Mā; * 30. April 1896 als Nirmalā Sundarī Devi; † 27. August 1982) war eine religiöse Führerin und zählt zu den bekanntesten hinduistischen Frauen Indiens des 20. Jahrhunderts, in dem weibliche Meisterinnen sozio-religiös wenig anerkannt waren. Unter ihren Anhängern waren Persönlichkeiten wie Indira Gandhi. Ihr Einfluss auf die Gesellschaft zeigt sich bis heute daran, dass ihre Grabstätte (samādhī) in Haridwar verehrt wird, wie es gewöhnlich nur männlichen Meistern vorbehalten ist.h nur männlichen Meistern vorbehalten ist.
, 室利·阿南達瑪依·瑪（孟加拉語：শ্রী আনন্দময়ী মা；Śri Ānandamayī Mā, Anandamoyee Ma；1896年4月30日－1982年8月27日），是一名來自孟加拉的印度聖者。斯瓦米·神聖生命協會稱她為「印度土壤曾孕育出最完美無暇的花朵」。她的追隨者在她身上不斷看到預知、靈療能力及其他神蹟奇事。尤迦南達將Anandamayi譯為「喜樂浸透的」（joy-permeated）。這個聖號是信眾們在20年代封給她的，形容她習以為常的神聖喜樂、恩寵狀態。
, Anandamaji Ma, też Anandamoji Ma (trl. Āna … Anandamaji Ma, też Anandamoji Ma (trl. Ānandamayī Mā, bengali আনন্দময়ী মা, Pełna Błogości Matka, Radością Przeniknięta Matka, ur. 30 kwietnia 1896 r., zm. 27 sierpnia 1982 r. w Kishanpur, Dehradun) – właściwie Nirmala Sundari Devi, indyjska jogini. Pochodziła z kasty bramińskiej. Propagowała bhaktijogę.kasty bramińskiej. Propagowała bhaktijogę.
, Anandamayi Ma foi uma filósofa indiana. El … Anandamayi Ma foi uma filósofa indiana. Ela viajou muito por seu país e estabeleceu diversos centros espirituais e . Nos anos 1950, sua fama já se espalhara por toda Índia e exterior, e devotos vindos de toda a parte afluíam aos mais de 20 ashrams a ela filiados. Sua presença espiritual marcante, que abrangia poder interior e uma beleza cativante, conjugada a uma imensa generosidade e amor pelos outros, trouxe-lhe muitos admiradores, não só entre hindus, mas também entre fieis de outras fés.dus, mas também entre fieis de outras fés.
, Шри Анандамайи Ма (бенг. শ্রী আনন্দময়ী মা … Шри Анандамайи Ма (бенг. শ্রী আনন্দময়ী মা; 30 апреля 1896 — 27 августа 1982) — индийская святая, большую часть своей жизни пребывавшая в космическом сознании. По представлениям её почитателей-индуистов, воплотившаяся в виде человека «Богиня» или «Бог, будь это Бхагаван, Брахман или Деви.«Бог, будь это Бхагаван, Брахман или Деви.
, Anandamayi Ma, in lingua bengalese শ্রী আন … Anandamayi Ma, in lingua bengalese শ্রী আনন্দময়ী মা, traslitterato come Mâ Ananda Moyî , tra le più note figure spirituali dell'India contemporanea è da molti considerata un'incarnazione della Dea Kālī, in particolar modo nel Bengala, dove ha avuto un gran numero di devoti e discepoli e dove era nota con numerosi appellativi, tra cui Manush Kali (Kali vivente) e Devi Narmada (Dea del Narmada).vivente) e Devi Narmada (Dea del Narmada).
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