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Active Compassion: our Role for a Better World Meet Sonu and Kiran, and a small host of other kids living on the streets of Mumbai, India's biggest city. Take a look at their lives, and at the same time see what simple, small acts of compassion can do to give them a better existence. Through this short documentary film, Aparna Ashok takes you into the lives of these adorable kids, and into the lives of those "normal people" that they have affected and been affected by. $0.00 |
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Become Love: Anni and Friends for Amma Become Love (music album) is the culmination of nearly a decade of songs, inspired by living with Amma. Over the years, Anni and family began singing the songs that came from their hearts with young international guests who came to visit the ashram. The songs evolved, the children all grew older. Through the musical genius of Karthik Shah of Mumbai, they finally received a rounding out, that has created an album which is filled with joy, with devotion, with love of life. With songs in English, Hindi, and Malayalam, this album seamlessly creates a true fusion of world music, dedicated to music's highest purpose: praising God. The master copy of the Album was given to the organization to raise money for Amma's charitable works. If you don't see it, ask for it! $0.00 |
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Earth Ethics of M.K. Gandhi with Teachings from Holy Mother Amma: an Introduction Earth Ethics unveils the way Gandhi placed himself into harmony with Truth. Truth, he saw as God. From original research on Gandhi and Holy Mother Amma (Mata Amritanandamayi) by Dr. P.K. Willey, this book offers a view of these world leaders, exceedingly pertinent to the ethical crisis facing humanity's relations with the Earth.
xliii / 943p (43 Chapters) / Appendices (42p) / Glossaries (46p) / Endnotes / Bibliography / Index (52p) $24.95 |
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Pranaam: 108 Love-Poems to the Divine Mother “Pranaam” means “I bow to you.” This pocket-sized book is a selection of 108 Love-Poems written to the Divine Mother. They strum a universal chord in the human heart's yearning to know the Divine, giving an indication of the ideals and Love that Holy Mother Amma (Mata Amritanandamayi) both inspires contemplation of, and represents.
These poems were written between 1999-2002, by an American family living in Amma's Ashram in Amritapuri, Kerala, India. $7.00 |
