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THE SUPREME COMMAND of Shrii Shrii Anandamurti
T HE MAN who performs Sadhana twice a day regularly, the thought of Parama
Purusa will certainly arise in his mind at the time of death, his liberation is a sure guarantee. Therefore every Ananda Margii will have to perform Sadhana twice a day invariably. Verily is this the Comnland of the Lord. \Vithout Yama and Niyama Sadhana is an impossibility. Hence the Lord's Command is also to foHow Yama and Niyama. D iso bedience to this Command is no thin g but to throw oneself into the tortures of animal life for crores of years. That no one should undergo torments such as these, that he might be enabled to enjoy the eternal blessedness under the loving shelter of the Lord, it is the bounden duty of every Ananda Margii to endeavour to bring all to the Path of Bliss. Verily is this a part and parcel of Sadhana to lead others along the Path of Righteousness.
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NAMASKAR I SfV..UTE ll£ DIVINITY WITHIN Y(lI
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Supreme Command
"3aba '8 Picture
NeHs From India ••••••••• • • ••••••••• 1,- 2 Our Beloved Baba
National Office --- Blues ••••••• . . • ; 3 - 8
Spiritual Notes . . . . . . . . . . ... . . .. . . . 9 - 10
Nel:!s From AHURT . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 11 - 13
Srunple Pracar Poster • ••••••••••• • • • 14
Pracar Scoreboard ••••••••••••• • • • • • 1"> - 1q
naT' of Re�ions ••••••••••••••••••••• 20
Publications Hilights •••••••••••••• 21 - 24
ANYS - Around the Ivorld •••••••••• • • 25 - 27
Address Listin�s •• • • •• • •••••••••• • • 28 - 34
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His trial began June 27 with the testimony of Madhivananda (formerly an Avadhuta) who is the primary witness for the state. His testimony lasted seven days followed by cross-examination until July 15. the entire prosecution has been on the weight of his statements to date. His tale reads like a cheap novel, telling in lurid detail the 18 murders he was forced to commit . Their aim cannot be to convict him, only to soil his image and demoralize and disband the organization. Baba has not been able to appear in court because of illness. On July 15 He was taken from the Bankipore jail and brought into court on a stretcher. His presence was needed solely for the purpose of identification by Madhivananda. After identification he was excused from the proceedings because of illness. Our last newsclippin� was dat e d July 16. Further information will arrive here and be disseminated
Acarya Sujit Kumar has written (on July 20): "Regarding case , commitment trial is going on. It is 95% in our favor . So far main vlitness Madhivananda has been cross-examined. He has miserably failed in putting the case against us. rfheir hopes are now gone down and the enemy is frustrated. After all, fight with Brahma is not a joke as they thought of. I hope he will be on bail very soon." This we have heard before, and may continue to hear, for it is his
liila. He ldill remove himself when he has accoD"!"91ished His purpose. vlhatever it may be. One sadhak has suggested one of the positive effects may be the publicity Ananda Marga is receiving.By the time it is de cided in our favor, we will be known \"rorld-wide. How are we to know and judge his divine play? HABArS-most recent message to �l Har.p;iis (in a telegram sent in June) is this:
1. I am spi ritually with you always . 2. ''''hen I will be out from Jail Ananda Marga Hill be 16 time s more. 3. Where there is Harga I am physically there.
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
Yesterday I received this letter from Sadhana. I thought perhaps you might like to read it.
" • • • We \vent to Patna and on our first day there we tried to get in the jail to see Him but they have stopped all visitors. We sent a note to BABA and His reply was that He wouldn't come out to the office because He was not well. Then we kept trying but the next day Mr. and Mrs. Prasad came. Hr. P. was determined to see. BABA. First he t .. ent to the jail and the answer came that BABA could not � 6-ome out because He was not well, but that He -'-lias anxious to see someone. Then we went to customs in Patna where Mr. P. contacted someone in charge of jails and he in turn contacted someone higher than himself. Then Mr. P. wanted to go to the CBl for permission to see BABA but they vlere no help; then we went to the Secretariat to the man in charge of all jails and he couldn't help.(Some Dadas said we should say we weren't Ananda Hargiis but Hr. P. said we would not do that.) Finally we got to the Inspector General of Jails for Bihar State and he then again contacted the
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----Secretaria-i of Home - Affairs � How big it got. Then -we went to th�- jail and they called Mr. P. into the first gate and we all watched anxiously and then we saw the Dadas who were in jail with BABA -- Satyananda, General Secretary CSarveshwarananda) and another Dada -- they were glowing from ear to ear
and they waved to us to come in. Then after a half-hour they called Mr. Dutta in (Sadhana's husband) and Mrs. Prasad figured they wouldn ' t allow women in. Oh yes, before going to the jail we got fruits for BABA and malas (garlands) and on one mango Mr. Dutta and I wrote BABA PLEASE COME OUT SOON and our names. Then we waited for another ten minutes of eternity and finally Ravindra (Nr. Dutta ) came out and we all eot past the first gate . We got inside and they said that we could all go in but we would not be allowed to talk but Mr. P. persuaded him to let us. vIe went in but without the fruit and malas. BABA was sitt ing on a wooden bed with a blanket or t\�!O in a lungi and undershirt with Raymondo (the Philippino whole-timer who refused to leave India and so �ot thrown in iail with BABA. He was granted bail but refused it.) and one Avadhuta on ea;h side using hand fans . - It was very hot there, too hot. BABA said the conditions in the jail \"lere just terrible, that it was very hot and He couldn't sleep at nie:ht. Than He had dysentery. 'l'hen He told Hr. PrasStd abClut_.pisjgp (Mr� P_rasad :i.JLT_e.tj:r:inr,) and that he should do more social \lfork and not worry about money jobs anymore. He told t·lrs. P. that same thing. He called Ravindra brave boy and asked ho ... ! I was. Then we said we had to r,o and MBA seemed very sad . He said "Bas (enough), that's all," then Mr. P. said that the officials \.,rere waiting there for us. So we left. And Ravindra touched BABA's foot and kissed it. Then 'vie saw where the Avadl1utas live next door to :a��BA. His cell number VIas 1?13... The Avadhutas were in the same kind of cell only with no beds. The rooms were extremely hot and there were no windows, only one door. It Vias really awful. And no fan in this he at here in India where people are dying all over. Some day that will be a grand pilgrimage place."
Ever sinc e I read this letter I have been feeling very sad deep inside . NOH I know very well that He is the Lord and Ire cannot truly suffer and that He is only there because He chooses to be and that in this way He is taking upon Himself all the samskaras of this planet, but still I feel so sad for Him. I feel like I must do one of two things : either I must suffer as He is suffering for the sake of His gre at mission, or I must work work work with every oun ce of my strength so that His Love may flood this entire globe. But it does not yet seem my time to suffer in jail or by persecution
--although I am sure that day \vi-ll come -- so nOvl r- must work---w-ithout ceasing to materialize His plans. I only pray that He guide my feet forward on His path, that He guide my intellect toward His goal, that He chart my course so that I do not waste any of His energy that He has sO lovingly given me -- that I do not deviate from His path even a fraction of an inch, for a fraction of a second.
But I know that if we keep our minds always on Him, if our hearts are always cradled in His hands, we can do nothing else but His \Vill.
with all love madhurii
SABA !JAM KfVAlAM 2
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_ .. ------ . AN ANDA HARGA LOS:E:S 1; 1 200. 00
'::'he results of n UKK are impossible to measure with our finite minds. Pven if \'/e could somehow see the effects both internal and external, hoVJ v:onlll \'Ie value them? CrJ.n we compare the love that touched all of our hearts or the friendship of so many brothers and sisters with the effort and expenses needed to TJut the seminar together? Isn't even one gently flowing kiirtan, arms reachinp: hiph, voices raised and hearts open worth the thousands of hot and rramped miles of driving it took to come together? It is impossible to think that any sacrifice we were called to make was too great knowing of that devotion now resting i� our hearts.
Spiritually we all know that the seminar was successful. Hentally ",e know th;,t our minds ,..rere lifted and expanded. Physically \'Ie know we went through clash and are now � little stronger and purer because of it. It might be well to end any comment on the UKK on this high note and let the problems involved \vork ther:;selve5 out in time. But there is one point \-Thich needs to be made and it needs our nttention and thouf,ht.
ivhen v:e started puttinr: together the icJ.eas and :olans for this seminClT, we kYle\'.' that it \,as r,oinr; to '�)e an effort bigger than Rnything we had oone before. P,s nnyone who has helped orp:ani7.e any UKK knows there are ahlays more things to do than there seems to be time to complete. But we sot an early start and utilized our experience from the last two national UKKs.
We figured costs of food, lodginf, kitchen equipment, sound systems, and the dozens of smaller details that would need to be completed. After doing this and considering the financial state of this office we determined the registration fee to be $20. This amount vlOuld leave some room for attention to unexpected demands. So we proceeded to fill the schedule with programs designed to interest all and allow for creative adjustment.
There was one consideration, however , we did not expect and did not allow for. Thi s Vias that 1/5 of the people coming to the UKK �ould not help out by paying the expected registration fee, and that 1/3 of those att ending the intensi ve trainine: during the second week vJOuld neglect the fee also.
At all previous seminars there have been those who could not pay the registration and we understood and asked their help in other vrays. These persons had never been too large a group and they had cooperated with us in doing jobs around the UICK. This time it was much different.
�vhen you consider that as many as 150 people at UKE and again as many at Intensive Training did not pay, it is easy to figure that someone was footinr,
.. their expenses \"hich came to around $4,500. 00. 110st of these people were not even responsible enough to work at the seminars in consideration of their debt to the other members. This was evident in that there vias always a need for more help in the kitchen, day-care, and eenernl building clean-up.
As it now stands, we have had to spend over $1 3,500.00 for the seminar and there are over $1, 000. 00 in outstanding biDs to be paid next month. The regis-"
. t:r��Li.on fee should have offset this completely. But we were only able to collect $ 13, 300 in registration. It is plain to see that our National Office, already
hardpressed financially, has to make up $1,200.00 What this means is that we all must suffer the setback. We had planned
on having some extra finances after the seminars. This could have been utilized , to make the National Office more effective, to support the Sister's Home project,
to support new acaryas, and to do so many other good things for Ananda Hare:a. But instead we must cry under the weight of our heavy burden, the burden created by
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i rresponsible brothers and sisters not even willing - to meet the nece'ssities , not to speak of sacrifices, which are sO important for the growth of our Society.
It is our duty from this day forward to check this kind of behavior. If we as a group can not show a high degree of responsibility even in our own projects , how can we ever expect to demonstrate to the world that Ananda Marga is a practical and useful tool for TIniversRl Progress?
To those who were not able to pay the fee to attend the seminar, we have this request: Search your heart and see if there is a weight on it which can be removed by sending as much of the seminar fee ($20 or $40) as is possible. Remember, Baba always collec ts with interest.
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NATIONAL OFFICE SPENDillU $ 3,000.00 PER NONTH
Throughout history, great ideas have been brought fOri-lard regardinr: improvement of all phases of human life. Plans have been drmvn, charters and consti tutions written, and ideas projected for more projects than we could ever imagine. Many of these theoretical projects have had subtle approaches and hUJ'lane goals, but why, as evidence portrays, is the world not better ',O"ff because, of them?
The problem arises when the transition from theory to practice is made. Here is where we have fallen short. Grand and glorious aspirations fail when there is no common sense and no practical utility to a theory . As Baba says concerning theory," It sounds good in the ears."
Well, Ananda Harga theory is based on practice, not dreams. No silly idealism·for us, thank you. Sadhana , service, and sacrifice are the actions of Ananda Marga. We have a practical subjective approach while maintaining an objective adjustment. This is where the reality and the progress of Ananda Harga is found.
What we find in Ananda Marga today may be approachin� the subjective, but in very few instances do we find it adjusting to the objective. For example, in June, we had 600 people attend UKK and 250 of those people continued another week for Intensive Training (that's a lot of interested people!). 'vIe also counted almost 100 active units in the United States (that must mean a lot more interested people!) Yet, for the month of Jun� the National Office received only $85.00 from the units sending 1/8 of their total donations.
That is rediculous! How can the National Office or any Ja�riti office hope to operate with that kind of financial support? The $85.00 was almost enou�h to cover the postage expenditure at the National Office for June.
Now, let's really look at the seriousness of this situation. Above and beyond the normal monthly office expenditures which avera�es $1,000.00, the National Office has incredulously met tremendous financial demands on a tremendously limited and miraculous budget. In just the last 2 months the National Office has been called on to:
1. Send an emergency fund of $1,200.00 to purchase departure tickets from Dacca to the Philippines for 5 AMURT workers , American and Philippino acaryas whose visas had - expired"and: could hot -be rene\'led. 2. Purchase tickets for two acharyas to fly from Philippines to the U.Se
at a cost of $2,500.00 (They will be here soon) .
3. Send over $1,300.00 in support money to acaryas in Mexico, South America, Germany and Tahmn.
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4. Put up $500.00 for Immigration Bond for Ac. Sarit Kumar to enter the U.S. ( This will probably need to be done for the other two acaryas -another $1,000.00)
The total monthly expenditures of the National Office are now nearing as much as $0,000.00 and they are only going to become p,reater in the future.
We must support the National Office and make it strong. It is our unifying "center", the iista chakra of our objective development. The objective expansion will take place if our energies are collectively focused. \-/hen we were supporting BangIa Desh, our energies were flowing collectively for a common cause and we were successful in working \vith a short term project. Now, we must focus our energies on making a strong "core" with the long term goal of spiritual expansion encompassing the Universe.
To begin with, each unit must send 1/8 of total donations received (minimum of $10.00) each month to the National Office. Also, each individual is responsible for projectinr, Ananda Nare;a to the public, presenting our � as vlell as our deeds. The more money to flow through Ananda Barga is just that much more money being directed towards a UniversallyproRressive goal. Remember, we are not hoarding money, we are directing it towards the all-around upliftment of the humanity.
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GROUP FEDERAL TAX EXENPTION
: ' Ananda Narga Yoga Society has received its Group Federal Tax Exemption letter. All of the units which have sent the required information to Wichita are included in the Exemption. A copy of the exemption letter has been sent to those units which are included. 'rhe following is a list of those units \"hich are now included in the Group Federal Tax Exemption.
Alaska, Anchorage Arizona, Tucson California, �os Altos
San Jose Santa Barbara Santa Monica
Colorado, Boulder Connecticut, Branford Georgia, Atlanta Idaho, Boise Illinois, Carbondale Im-ra, Cedar Falls Kansas, Wichita
Kentucky, Louisville Hassachusetts, Cambridge Michigan, Ann Arbor
Hissississippi, Jackson New Hampshire, Hanover New Hexico, Albuquerque North Carolina, Raleigh Ohio, Clevelancl. Oklahoma, Norman Oregon, Portland Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Pittsburgh South Carolina, Charleston South Dakota, Rapid City Tennessee, Memphis Texas, Austin
Utah, Salt Lake City Vermont, Harren Washington , Seattle
All units of Ananda Marga may take advantage of Federal Tax Exemption by sending to National Headquarters, \vichita, Kansas:
Part 1. A letter of affirmation stating a desire to be included in the group tax ruling and testifying to operate according to the National Charter and By-La .... Is of the Ananda Marga Yoga Society.
Part 2. The name, address, telephone no. of your unit and your unit's "employer's identification number"'/obtained through your local rrt.S office.
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A fe\v units have complied with half of the above requirements , but in order to be included in the exemption,they must complete the requirements. The following is a list of such units and what they need to send to Wichita in order to be included.
Miss o uri. Kansas City-send Part 2 Nevada, Reno-send Part 2
Alabama, Auburn - send Part 2 Alabama, Selma - send Part 2 California, Berkeley - send Part 2
SanFra�cisco - send Part 2 Colorado, Denver - send Part 2 Florida, Opa-locka - send Part 2 Kansas, La\'irenCe - send Part 1 Haryland, P ikesville - send Part 2
South Carolina , Columbia-send Part 2 Washington , Bellingham-send Part 1 Wisconsin , Madison-send Part 2
Dadaj ii's Visa Status The Immigration and Natualization Service in Kansas City determined that they
could not grant Dada's visa. The determination was made on the grounds that Ananda Marga has not sufficiently indic ated its nature as a religious denomination or organization. We were, however, allowed to appeal the case to the Regiona l Commissioner's office of the Immigration Service.
The appeal is sc heduled for August 16th in the Regional Commissioneris office
in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Haskell Barst, the attorney for Ananda Marga, Pramiil and Uththaman will present oral arguments in behalf of the Society. These arguments are given before a representative of the Regional Commission who then reviews the case before the Commission. The case will therefore not be determined immediately.
If we receive a favorable determination, Dada will obtain a resident visa. Considering the possiblity that the case does not favor Ananda Barga, we are ready to appeal to a higher body. At any rate, as long as we are appealing, Dada may remain in the U.S. and we of course hope for ultimate success.
Dadaji's Tour Program September & October
September 3 4,5
6 7 8
9,10 11,12 13,14 15,16 17,18
19, 20, 21 , 22 23,24 25,26
27 28,29,30
All of Dada 's flights are reserved under the name If A.Y'. Avadhuta"
Lawrence , Kansas Desmoines , Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa Cedar Rapids, Iowa Minneapolis, Minnesota Madison, Wisconsin Columbus, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Pitsburgh, Pennsylavia Ithaca, New York Bloomington, Warren, Putney, Vermont Hanover, New Hampshire
Boston, Massachussetts Rhode Island
New Haven, Bradford
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October 1,2 3 4 5
617 8,9
10 11,12 13,14 15,16 17,18
19 20,2l
22,23,24 25,26
27 28,29,30,31
New York City, New York Long Island, NY Stony Brook, NY New Paltz, NY Jersey City, New Brunswick, New Jersey Philadelphia, Penn. Baltimore, Haryland Washin.r;ton D�C. Chapel Hill, Raleigh, North Carolina Columbia, Charleston, South Carolina Atlanta, Athens, Georgia Gainsville, Florida Hiami, Florida Selma, Bermingham, Auborn, Alabama Jackson, Mississippi Kansas City, Missouri \oJichi ta, Kansas
13aba has sent another messenger into our midst.- We mu st all \<felcome Ac. Sarit Kumar into our American family as he tours the US in August. Dada is a native of the Philippines, his legal name is L. �impiado, please use this when making plane reservations etc. Tour Proe;ram AC.Sarit Kumar August
August 7,8,9 10
11,12 13 14
15,16 17
18,19 20
21,22 23,24
25 26,27,28
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Tulsa, Norman, Oklahoma Denton, Texas Austin, Texas San Antonio Houston, Texas New Orleans, Louisiana Jackson, Mississippi Memphis, Tennessee Arkansas Lousville, Lexingon, Kentucky Bloomington, Indianpolis, Indiana Chicago Carbondale & St. Louis , Illinois Wichita
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NATIONAL FINANCE SECRETARY NEEDED IN WICHITA
vIi th the increasing demands of a e:rowing Society, Ananda Harga National Headquarters in Wichita, Kansas needs a full-time accountant to manae;e the increasing complexities of the financial accounts. It is of paramount importance that we maintain control over the monies being received and spent through the National Office.
Activities at the National Office have almost tripled since June. With the arrival of Tapasvini (AMURT and Welfare Secretary), Amop;ha Siddha (Pracar Secretary), Uththaman ( Public Relations and PUblications Secretary)and Vishvarup (Editor of S advipra ) as well as several National AMURT workers the momentum has really sur�ed. It is obvious that �is increased activity
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will-create and is creating a more complex fina..'1cial situation. Dadajii has requested a Margii who feels trmt he Or she may take on
the task as National Finance Secretary in Wichita, please contact Pramiil at:
National Headauarters 3453 E. 12th Street Wichita 1 Kansas 67208 316-685-8667
Also , the National offi ce needs an Offi ce Secretary. He or she must be a good typist and willing to work hard for Baba o Contact Pramiil if you are the one for this job.
BABA ASSIGNS 2 REGIONAL SECRETAliIES to UeS.
I!!!!IlIi!i!IJB I!!!!IlIi!i!IJB I!!l!!!'!i!J!!! !l5!IfI/!!J!W 4If!IIIiIIJIII! �._.. !!!!!/!!!! . Ac. Jitendra and Ac. Shisnar Kumar are presently in the Phillipines, their
birth place, applying for U.S. visas. Letters of support and two pre-paid tickets have been sent to them. By His e;race they will arrive during August.
Ac. Jitendra has been posted as Reg. Sec. for l1idwest, Hidatlantic, Southern and Northeastern regions� Ac. Shishar Kumar 1tJill be Reg. Sec. for the Pacific Rocky Hountain and SouthVlestern regions.
Both of thESe acaryas are wholetime. workers, \'fearing the saffron robes of sannyasis. However, as they have not yet been designated as avadhutas by BABA they \tlear as part of their dress white pants and a white cloth belt(rather than saffron lungi and belt). Being wholetime workers, their full time ,<fill be available for doing pracar illld service , like Dada Yatiishvaranandaji. So units can expect mot frequent visits by acnaryas in the coming months.
VERY ]}!PORTANT THAT THIS NE\vSLETTER BE C IRCULATED AMONG ALL THE LOCAL MARGIIS. ---- ---
IT IS YOUR HESPONSIB IL ITY TO SF..E THAT ALL HARGI IS HAVE THE OPPORTUN ITY TO READ
'rHIS NEVJSUiITER.
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,�� by �8daJli The Goal of a Sadhaka
by Aco Yatiishvarananda f\v.
The goal of a sadhaka is his ovm dhyeya, Ishta. Here the Dhyeya and Ishta represents·the Entity by which one obtains !fMAHANIRVANAft or NIRVlKALPA SAHADHI. It is possible only throuf',h the Guru. That is why it has been sa id in the Scriptures:
f fMANTRAMULAM GURUR VAKY AM
DHYANAMULAH GITRUR MUHTIM NOKSIIAHULAH GURUR KRPA"
Now let. us know HhRt is a mantra? vlho is the Guru? Hm: is the Goal obtained? I1ANTHA: Basically mantra means that whi ch liberates the mind from crudi ty and gives the l iberat ion. If it is so, from where the flow of mantra comes? \fuo gives power to the Mantra? And all the mantras are the same or not? Even though philosophically it is a tricky question, but practically it remains quite clear from the above line that mantras become potentially strong only when it comes out from the mouth of the Guru.
mouth language
vishuddha
anahata
.. - - .. -------madhyama manipur
svadhistan pashyanti
para. muladhar seed of the sound
I will explain ab out Guru in my next article. Now let me, tell you hovl mantras are made powerful. Accordinr; to the figure you see, the primordial point of the soun0 remains in the muladhar chakra. Step by step, it comes out from the mouth as a Hord. The Guru is so powerful that he conceives the SO\lrce within. That means vibration is created in the muladhar chakra. That is from the seed itself the idea becomes vibrated. Finally, when it comes out of His mouth, the word becomes potentially very strong. That is why it is said flHantras are the Guru's. sayinGsfl•
A r.lCmtrR could be divided into three parts. Part on�_i�Dipani'Shakti; the second is mantre 'f,ha'thj and the third is mantra Caetanya, .. Dipani'Shakt i is made powerful by folloVlins Yama and Niyama. With 'Lne help of Dipani'Shakti,
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the effect of the mantra is fuliy realized by getting the ideation part completed. Here MADlillVIDHYA, second lesson helps the spiritual aspirant . In the second lesson, the sadhaka brings into him the ideation of Brl3luna everywhere. So with the help of t1ADlillVIDHYA, the Dipani I Shakti mantra CaetanY8.�omes fulfilled. The sadhaka feels the expansion of mind. And also 'r-ealizes "1- A..11 EEtl-�:ith- the help of other lessons. So \"Ie have come to realize that the mantras given by the Guru have the effect of taking a �dhaka up tb SAVIKALPA SA1�DHI.
Now let us know how a sadhaka get Noksha or Nirvikalpa Samadhi. It is said in the Scriptures that on Ideation of Guru D.nd by His Krpa one obtains his goal. In thi s reference ,I ,-rant to tell a story how Guru is most important part particularly in �rultra. Th is is an extract from Ma habharata. There was a low class (Shudra) archer vlho ,"as living in a village. Even though he had enough skill to kill animals with his bow at a long distance, still he felt something was lacking in him. He \Jent in search of a Guru ( tea cher ). The man's name was E'kalaeva. Finally after continous search, he found a Guru vlhose name was Dhronacharya. He saluted the Gu.ru aIld begged to enroll him as .�. desciple. __ � __
But the Guru completely nep:lected his appeal because of his low cast (Shudra). So E:kalaeva with full of devotion, ideated on the figure of Guru and left the plRce (Ashrama). He came back to his place and made" an image of the Guru by himself. From that very moment, he started doing arrow practice keeping one eye on the figure of the Guru. His devotion and his pin-pointed c oncent ration towards his lshta or Guru was SO great, after a few months he almost became the best archer. He even excelled Arjuna \-1ho \-las supposedly the best among Drona' s Disciples. From this story vie come to know that for a sadhaka his goal should be perfectly clear. Keeping his goal (lsl1ta) as the target with the pranayama as the force. an asnirant should force the arrovi of mind into the Supreme Desideratum.
As a sadhaka, therefore, let Us keep in our mind the final goal and move to\-lards it with the help of Guru's Kripa-(grace).
Peace be ,,,i th you.
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"8Wsi%�om mJWtt�' OUR MODEL PROJECT: THE SISTERS HOHE
There is currently being created in Wichita a very unique living experience for_ homeless Girls ages 11 to 16 . Harp;iis will soon ( hopefully October 1) have the
opportunity to shar e a home with 7 teenage girls who are wards of the court (adjudicated ) . These girls for the most part are what the court terms t lwaYVlard " ) that is, run-aways. Their home situations were intolerable. • • they were dis
satisfied with their f amily situation and so they ran • • • or were asked to leave. Generally, they feel distrust and disdain for the " establishment" al- . though they are NOT criminals - they are out on the streets • • • "waYVTardlt•
Recently a state-run institution ( detention home - j ail) called Friendly GablAs
was closed by the court because of archaic conditions leaving many sisters with
out a place to live; at present, these girls must be (1) returned to a distreS3-ful family situation ( from which they usually run again ) or (2) sent to jail (due to lack of housing, this is the procedure in the maj ority of cases ) or (3) sent to a foster home - but this usually does not happen because t here are never
enough foster parents who are willing to take troubled teenagers - most want young children and t hose who DO take the girls , are over 90% unsuccessful - the girl remains in the home usually no more than a week - either she runs away or the parents call and say Itcome get her!" - they can't control her. The reason given by professional as to why foster homes don't work is this : structurally,
a foster home is basically the same as the girls original home and offers no
rehabilitation or treatment - sooner or later ( usually soonert) the girl again
r ebels.
What to do \Vi th \vayward T eenagers", The very latest findings of federal funding agencies under the ausplCles of HEV!
(Health, Education and Welfare) indicate the rather astonishing success of "GRCUP BOARDING HOMES". All over the country these group resedential homes are sprinr:
i ng up, apparently with much success . As a result , various state and federal funding agenc ies have been advised to support, fund and encourage group boarding
homes.
Wichita Welcomes M1URT
From the very beginning, everywhere we went - whether to the Junge, the parole officers, t he soci al welfare department, community planning counsel, or various
_other city officials and financial agencies - we were welcomed with open arms _
l i t erally everyone has been more than enthusiastic and encourageing to us. The only thing Vie have done is make appointments and keep them. Every place we go we learn something - each person teaches us something we need to know, - tells us someone else we should see. How to get funding, how to write a proposal, how to draw up a budget , how to set up a program, what to look for in a house, etc. All the information, advise and encouragement has been given to us \\rillingly and happily. Now it only remains to be done • • • Our biggest stumbling block has been finding a house - but we have 2 very good possibilities and feel that it won't be long now!!! Our budget and proposal will be turned in to the "Governor's Committee on Criminal Administration" by the 1st of September; and if all goes well at their monthly meeting during the second week of September, we will have our funding and be open by October 1st.
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Our Goal
The following is an excerpt from our Proposal:
Our goal is to bring about an all-around upliftment to adjudiated girls between the ages of 11 and 16; to make available to them the opportunity to become physically strong, mentally aware and spiritually elevated ; to provide a home-like atmosphere in which love, security , understanding will
be coupled with a fair and consistent discipline. A well-balanced and allaround education will be provided and encouraged. Public education, along with tutoring, psychological services, and ample opportunity for creative expression ( including classes. in sewing, art, relaxation and music) will be provided and encouraged. Our aim is to help the girls to overcome crip-· pIing emotional problems in order that they may become aware of their great potential and become well-adjusted to the human society."
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Need
There is a crying need all over the country for such homes - all across the country adjudicated teenagers are locked in jails when what they really need is just
._-what we in Ananda Marga can provide - a loving home with brothers and sisters ---__
who are genuinely concerned and s incerely care. After this first project is set up and running, we will immediately take steps to share all we have learned about setting up homes with other units - it is really relatively easy and FUND-ING IS AVAILABLE. Again we must ask for your support in helping set up our first permanent national project - our model project. As you can plainly See, having a successful home set up and running will be of great benefit to all units in setting up their own permanent social service pr oj ects . So we will gladly welcome and sincerely appreciate financial support in the next 3 months -after that we will be on our own - and no longer need outside support . Donations now however, will be of the greatest help to us in setting up a wonderful home for these needy sisters. Carbondale Unit just sent us a very nice check from a garage sale they conducted - all they did was ask all members to bring unused "stuff" to the jagriti - after some time and much accumulation, they advertised a flea market for charity on the radio, T.V., newspaper, and dittoe d up some signs. The sale was run on a "golden rule" basis - signs told that it Has for charity so "give what you can".
NAMES ANYONE?
THE CONTEST IS ON!! We must have a name for the Sister's Rome and we must have it fast (within 2 weeks) . Please send all ideas into IISister's Home Name Contest" • • • You CaJI. enter by individual or by unit. First prize is a large, complete selection of all Ananda Narga. litera.tur e . There \ViII be 2 second prizes of a good medium sized selection of Ananda Marga literature and 2 third prizes of a free years subscription to Sadvipra. (On� name of a group boarding home in Wichita is Nonic'a House; and another is Maple House; and one is called Continuing Care)
All entries must be sent no later then August 10th •
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AMURT TEAM
At the UKK in June ab out 12 brothers and sist ers made the desi sion to dedicate them selves t o the selfless service of humanity by j o ining the nati onal �·ruRT team The funct ions of the National M{URT t eam are : ( 1 ) to se t up 2ermanent soc ial servic e proj ects all over the United Stat e s , the first one be ing the S i sters' Home in Wichita: (2) To undereo intensi ve training such as paramedical d i saster rel ief , mass feeding , first aid - Red Cross , e t c . in order that they may be fully qualified to aid in all cases of disast e r , emergenc ies and calamities.
The team "Till be ( 1 ) t otally dedicated ( as distinguished from GIere enthusiaslJ whi ch t ends t o fade rapidly when clash , ob stacles and unglamerous work are the order of the day ) ; and (2 ) highly mob ile - that i s , prepare d and willing to go wherever they may be sent - rarely will they spend more tnan 2 months in any one location .
Anyone who was not a t UKK and who wi shes to j oin the AMURT team can send the ir appli cat i on t o Tapasvini , giving age , addre ss , educat ion, degre es ache ived , reasons for \'Janting to j oin AHWT team , spec ial skills , list ing all soc ial service previously done . All applicants should be ready to move to Wichita immediately (or as soon as possible ) . It is understood that the AMURT t e am will :
1 . Undergo intensive training , hard work , and at time s , hardships and difficult l iving conditions .
2. Be willing t o sacrifice everything of their inc.'dvidual lives C includinf, hair , beard , and c e rtain styl e s of clothing ) for the ir i deology .
3 . Be mobile and be willing to go wherever they are sent for whatever reasons they are sent .
4. B e able to support themselves completely and t o see to the ir own phsical needs ( rent , food , clothinG , e tc . )
5 . Be willine to \<lork hard , to acc ept responsib ility and to cheerfully accept all dut ies that they are given , no matter h O\1 unglamerous, distasteful or d ifficul t they may b e .
6 . \vork selfle ssly , serving out o f a deep love for humanity , feeling i n their hearts a real calling for the work.
7 . Keen in mind at all t ime s that they will be in the public eye , in the
nation ' s eye , b e ing an ambassador of Ananda Harga, set ting an example o� BA3A ' s c ouraGe ous workers giving relief to suffering humanity of a q�al lty
previously unseen , attacking and solving problems previously though lmpos
sible �
TO HEHBERS OF THE AJvllIRT TEAH
We need you NOW in Wicita , please come no later than the third week of
August . Four members aXe here now ; work on t he sisters home is challenging and excit ing but we need lots of help immediately , the t ime factor is crucial . A}lliRT training b egins Septemb er 1 •
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G) I I L:" (' TI T - c:. )
a F
T h e m i n d , t o o , c a n b e a s u b j e c t f o r y o u r e x p l o r a t i o n .
D a d a j i i o f f e r s i n s i g h f i n t o m e d i t a t i o n ,
a n d g i v e s g U i d a n c e i n t h i s p r e c i s e p r o c e s s ,
f r e e o f c h a r g e . . .
l e c r u r e :
D a d a j i i r e p r e s e n t s A n a n d a M a r g a , a w o r l d w i d e o r g a n i z a t i o n
w i t h c e n t e r s i n 1 0 0 + N o r t h A m e r i c a n c i t i e s .
DFTS-02771
THE SPORT - SECTION
"Surrender yourself t o His will . Off wi th your load of self- c onc ei t . Lighten the burden o f your life an d drift yourself afloat on the c ourse of iri s will . It is He who is te aching you the S adhana in the gui se of a Guru (Pr eceptor ) -- making your l�owledge , your faith firm and strong in the guise of a philosopher . Y ou are plundering His mercy through everything day and night . Go on working as a machine , l eaving the doership to H im. Ho,,! little c an your poor intelle c t comprehend His inscrutable sport ( LUla ) ! How l it tle can it b e analysed ! So instead of analysing H i s Li ila, only keep the b earing of that inscrutab l e juggler aglow b e fore your eyeG . ff
Shrii Shri i Anandamurti Subhasita Samgraha IV
THE DHARHA MAHA SAHl1ELA ( D . N . S . ) -ALIAS THE TH IRD NAT IONAL U . K . K .
Brothers and S i st e r s -- there i s n o ne e d for m e to try to de scribe the love , closeness and dynamism we shared • for how c ould anyone explain the Grace He b e s t ows on us? S t ill the mel od ious chords of love reverberate in my mind :
When I think upon your Name , Lord , The Name that means e ve rything , T ears rls lng , rise up in my eye s , And I can only think on The e .
( You know Carter has rec orded thi s on a 45 whi ch we have available here in Wi chi ta for 50¢/ c opy . )
I did a fe,·; breakdovms of regi strat i on ( which totaled 543 ) so you could see \<There neople c ame from ( by state ) and when BABA calle d them int o Ananda Marp:a ( date of initiat i on ) . These
'breakdowns should g ive us some idea o f how our pracar is
g oing along . There are some very not ic e able phenomena -- as that Alabama had 27 pe ople D.t U . K . K . and Kentucky had 20 , while large stat e s like Ohio and New J e rsey had only 3 and 2 people re spe c t i vely . In a number of stat e s ( l'laine , Delmvare , Virginia , Hyomi ng ) there arp st ill no uni t s . And in many places our uni t s are st ill strup:gl ing hard to surv ive -- may BABA be \-lith us in all our mind s and hearts !
You might al so be surpri se d to find out that there He re 55 brothe r s and sisters who came to the D . H . S . want ing init iat ion , and that 1 55 others had been init iat ed since the last nat i onal U . K . K . -- in other \'ford s over 2/5 of all t he brothe rs and sisters had neve r b e e n t o 2. Nat ional U . K . K . b e fore ! This informat ion i s pre sented to you below in a bar Graph . I hope you can read it . The t ot als are l i st e d above
each verti cal bar . The p;eograph i c al breakdown is inciuded in the "Statewide Overview of Ananda Narga Pracar. lf
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MA R GIIS A T · UKK
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STATEHISE OVERVIEW OF PRACAR
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The following list has been drawn up from the monthly reports of units for the months March, April , May , June and from the Nat ional UKK registration forms.
Clarificat ions : An active unit is one that regularly and without fail c onducts weekly dharmacakra. If any unit is not l i sted below it is b e c ause we are not sure i f you are active or not . Correc t us of any errors , please .
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Units which are listed with asterisks liave been uncooperative and negligent in filing unit reports . One asterisk indicates that reports for May and June have not been filed ; two asterisks indicates that for three or more months unit reports have not b een sent . Without unit reports it is very difficult for the program secretaries to have a clear idea of what Ananda Marga is doing throughout thi s c ontinent ; c onfusion and lack of coordination become inescapable . So please send in unit reports promptly at the end of each month. We have revised the reports so you can just fill in the enclosed forms.
An active margii is one v/ho regularly attends dharmacakra and is willing to help out with local M1 act ivities . The l i sting af active marg��s i s very vague for two reasons : 1 ) unit se cretaries not being sure what an �ctive margii ' is, and 2) units haven' t been sending in report s , so w e have no figure s for many units. When you consider that the number of active margiis is about the only way we have of clearly measuring our strength and of gauging the effectiveness of our pracar efforts , maybe you t ll agree that we ought to get a fairly precise list here in Wichita.
ACTIVE UNITS
NORTHEAST REGION
Maine New Hampshire Vermont Mass . Conn. Rhode Island New York
MIDATLANTIC REG ION
PennsylYania New Jersey Delaware Maryland Metropolitan Wash. D . C . Virginia
SOUTHERN REGION
Tennessee Mississippi Alab ama North Carolina South Carolina Ge orgia Florida
MIDWEST REG ION
Minnesota Iowa Hi ssouri Wisconsin Illiono i s Hichigan Indiana Ohio Kentucky
ACTIVE MARGIIS UKK ATT
0 2 3 1 2 1 5
2 O? 0 I 1 0
1 1 3 2
(Hanover , Portsmouth* * ) ( Warren" , Burlingtell� Putney" ) (Boston-Cambridftf- ) (New Haven*'" , B�anior<f) . (Providence "' ) (NYC , New Paltz** , Stgneybrook* * ,
Ithaca* * � Freeport*· ) �
(Philadelphi a** ,
( Balt imore * * ) (D . C . )
�-.- �-- - -(Memphi s*'" ) (Jackson ) (Selma , * Auburn* ,
Pittsburgh)
Tuscaloosa'" ) (Raleigh*'" , Chapel Hill * * )
2 (Columbia* · , Charleston** ) 2 (Atlanta , Athens ) 2? (Gainesville** , Miami* * )
1 (Minneapolis* * ) 2? (DesHoines* , Cedar Falls"' * ) 1 (Kansas City) 1 CMadison* * ) 2? ( Carbondale , Chicago** ) 1 (Ann Arbor ;-->j.. 2 ( Indianapolis* * , Bloomington* * ) 1 ( Cleveland) 2 (Louisville , Lexington** )
1 7
0 0 2 ? 9 ? 1 4
35 1 3 ? 5 ? 0
"? 48
60 ? 29 ? 2 . 0 0 5 3
1 1 8 0 0
? 1 5 1 5 ? Z 1 5 ? 27
6 ? 5 ? 7
35 1 1 ? 8
1 1 1 5 ? 1 2 1 0 5
5? 4 30 ? 24
? 8 ? 15 9 . 3 ? 20
DFTS-02774
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ROCKY HOlThTTAIN REGION
Idaho }lontana Wyoming Utah Colorado North Dakota South Dakota Kansas Nebraska
SOUTIDVEST REG ION
Ari zona New Mexico Texas
Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana
PACIFIC REGION
Alaska Washington Oregon California
Nevada Hawaii
CANADIAN REGION
Quebec Ontario
MEXICAN REGION
Mexico City
1 (Boise"' * ) ? 1 (Missoula" ) ? 0 0 1 (Salt Lake City) 1 5 ? 2 (Denver , Boulde r ) 27 1 (Grand Forks) to:: ./ 2 (Rapid City* * , Vermillion * * ) 3? 2 (Wichita, Lawrence** ) 25 ? 1 (Lincoln) 20
2 (Tucson , Yuma * ) 5 ? 2 (Albuquerque , Santa Fe** ) 1 2 ? 5 (Austin , Houston* * , Waco
Denton ** , San Antonio ) 25 ? 2 (Norman** , Tulsa-Skiatook) 1 5 ? 1 (Russel ville ,. Dovef* ) ? 1 (New Orleans* * ) 4 ?
2 (Anchorage* * , Fairbanks* * ) ? 2 (Seattle* * , Bellingham) 1 5 ? 3 (Por,tland** , Eugene , Bend) 30 ?
1 0 (B�.er8field* , Berkeley , Los Gatos� Palo Al to* * , San J oae , Santa Barbara"» ;t Santa Cruz** , Santa Monica, Santa Rosa Senoma)
1 ( Reno* * ) 2 (Honolulu** , Oahu** )
1 (Hontreal * * ) o
1
total : 90 units of \vhich j
1 00 ? 1 0 ?
5 ?
? 3 ?
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Margiis
1 6 0 7
20 {"\ v
2 22
8
3 9
1 2 1 7
9 4
1 1 3 1 5
83 9 1
3 o
1
540
48 have not sent unit reports
for 3 + months
other sectors 3
8 have not sent unit reports
for '2 months
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acharyas 3
DFTS-02775
---- --- -- --------------------- - -PRACAR GUIDELINES
A pamphlet of suggestion s , tactics and guidleline s for pracar i s currently t: b e ing put t ogether by the Pracar Secretary. Many margi i ' s have c ontribute d ideas and advice i n letters , at the UKK-pracar workshop , and i n c onversation , but more detailed advice and e spec ially personal experience s would make i t much more useful t o all , an d particularly t o newer margi is who are eager t o help . The basic outline a s it i s no,., l o oks like this :
1 ) Direction of pracar : \fuy do pracar . vlho :bo reach. How t6 reach them . vlhere doe s pracar b egin. Does it ever end.
2) Visit by an Acarya : Preparati ons : how to go ab out scheduling l e c ture s , me etings ; intervievls , et� ;; � Where -t'd" go.-J,JJ;sing the acg.ryas. time ' most , ' 1"0 effe c t ively. Developing personal c ontact b etween margiis and the acarya.
31) Initiation : Preparing prospect ive initiates . Baba Nam Kevalam meditation. The initiation room. Proper att itude . Follow-up after initiation. Further le ssons.
4) The local Unit : Start ing a new unit . Unit officers and the i r responsibilit i e s . Working out clash. Getting into service and cultural proj e c t s . Inc orporat ion ruld regi stration w i t h India.
5 ) Dharmacakra and the Jagriti : The funct i on of dharmac akra. Consideration of new people . The vibration. Leadership in dharmacakra. Separate dharmacakras f or different sorts of peopl e . Where t o c onduct DC . Selecting a j agri t i : appearance , the schedul e , the vibration.
6 ) Public ity and PUblications : Publicity for lecture s , classes , c oncert s , etc
postering , announcements , newspaper arti cl e s , etc . Press releas e s . Putting out quality newsletters. National c o ordinati on of pUblicat i ons . Additional pUblications we should have . Sadvipra.
7 ) UKK- Retreat s : The funct ion of UKK. S ele ct ing a plac e . Scheduling . Organization. Food. Separate UKK ' s for different funct ions .
8) Nat ional Pracar Coordination: The Pracar S e c . and the regional pracar sec ' s . The unit reporting system s . The Acarya t our 9chedul e s . National HQ to feed i deas and inspirati on t o unit s .
Please all uni t secretaries must have a t least some i deas and experiences to c ontribut e . S end to Amogha S iddhi at Wichita HQ •
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AGA IN , PLEASE SEND IN UNIT REPORTS MONTHLY ON THE NEW FORMS
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DFTS-02776
REG IONAL ORGANIZATION OF THE ANANDA MARGA YOGA SOCIETY , 7 n u ," , u
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PACIFIc ( Los Altos ) RCeKY MOUNTt,IN ( Denver ) Alaska
�J ashington
Oregon
Cal ifornia
Nevada Hawo.ii
!3 OU'l,'JIWPST (Anst i n ) Arizona
New Nexi co
Texas Oklahoma ArkanSi1S Louisiana
Idaho
Montana
vlyoming
Utah Colorado North Dakota
South Dakot a
KnnsC'.8
SOUTHERN ( Atlanta) I Tenne sse
I Mississippi Alabama
/' IG ' / ' e ortp·Cl. North Carolin, / lil o d d South C a l"ol in3.
NORTlIEAST (Cambridge )
Haine
Nel'l Hampshire
Vermont
Hassachusetts Conne c t i cut
Rhode Island tIe", York
.!JJP:'\.'l'I.0m:_IQ ( Phi1cH�elphia ) Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delat'lare
Haryland Di strict of Columbia
V i rginia
West Virginia
�ub l ic8tlons "i l ights * * * Each region shouid appoint someone ( volun t e e rs for Baba ' s Karma Yoga ) t o handle all book and other i tems sal e s at each Regional . No Regional Book Repre s entat ive , no b ooks from Wichi t a . Brothers and S i sters , vIe have b e e n very relaxe d i n b ook areas in the past and b ook account s are confused and Hould not pass any G overnment Auditor ' s aud i t . From this moment on Vie must all move ahead and see that not a single b ook i s left behind . Don ' t l e t C o smic humor kee p you from real i zat ion of thi s important me dium for spread inG Baba ' s word .
Be cause we have been relaxed in this area in the past , we are out of many o f Baba ' s books , ac c ounts have not been se t tl e d . b e hre en I'lichita and regi ons and Ind io. i s demanding the ir rir;htful share of Baba ' s royal i t ie f1 . \'Ie co.nnot give this b e c ause you have not �iven it t o u s .
Today , each uni t should c ount all o f Bab a ' s b o oks on hnnd and send the l i st to Publications S e c re t ary indi cat ins Hhi c h you have paid Hichita f or and \\'hi c h you have n o t . Please , we must have a proper ac c ount inr, ( the b e st p o s s ible ) b ef ore the Hegional s start in AuGUSt .
Unt il we have the se a c c ount s orr,an i zed , the Pub l i cntions S e cre t ary i n India will not l e t u s reprint Baba ' s books . Hundreds of Hargi i s and l"Iarg i i st o-be cannot ge t Ide a and Ideology , Guide to Human Conduc t and others . "Let not a sinGle individual lag behindl l •
Please brothers and sisters , as AN grOHS , thi s area will be come one of the most important sources for the expans ion of the Ideology . Jai Bab a !
* * * Send i de a s for AHYS publicat ions o n any and all l evels to Publication S�Gretary , Wichita , along with amount of energy you c an put into c ompletion of proj e c t •
• * * A print shop ( offse t ) will soon b e c ome an Ananda Marco. busine ss he re in W i ch i t a . A good b ro ther from \oJashingt o n D . C . ( S teve King ) vJill soon b e c ominG t o Hichi ta t o part i c i pate i n this very important part of Bab a ' s ,york in North Ame r i c a . S t e ve i s an experienced pri nt e r . l1any AMYS b ooks , b ookl e t s , j ournal s , handout s , l e t terheads , envelope s , et c . , \-Jill be vIithin our c apab il ity . S end your orders soon as that Hill force us t o get into the print inij Dharma soone r . Our next Nat ional Newsl e t t er ,vill b e printed with Baba pre sse s on Baba paper and Baba ink . Bab a Nam Kevalam .
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* * * Pl ease send c ontribu t ions to the nmv AHYS c nt aloF': t o be c alled 11J\H/\ V TSHWf\ ( the Great Unive rse Cataloc ) . Any i t em l i ste d i n t he catalog can be ordere d d ir e c t l y from \oJi chi tn unl e ss o therwi se not e d . Any sale s gen�rat ed by the c at al op; \'Jill b e 1l.sked to c ontribute 255;j of the pro f i t t o the Nat i onal offi ce . Each entry in the catalor, will b e required to pay a minimum of �ll . OO or more dependinr; on s i 7,e of wri te up . Paid sent i e n t advert i s ing can be bought ; a rate c ard ,-Jill be sent o n re que st . All pro f i t s from the c atalog and sal e s will go toward
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:opreaa i r,g of AH bus inesse s and publi cat ions ( such as start ing export/import Iii th i nt e rnat i onal t·largi i s at first, and internat ional open marke t s late Ij a s we grm-! , t ransportat ion system s , RAHA proj e c t s , AHURT National Hagaz ine , AMURT Youth Corps , and on and on with the imagination Baba has act ivat ed within our D ivin ity out side our egos .
The c ataloe ' s first independant e d it ion will i nclude many spiritual books suggest e d by l'larg i i s , as the ir publisher ' s give perm i s s i on for us t o adve rt ise and market the m . - -,
A s the catalog grows , Baba will need t o work through Hargi i s to edit and take over management at what can b e c ome as big an enterpri se as our support and creativity and imaginati on will allow ( L e . v!hole Earth CataJog ,
but this will be - a: spiri tuaJ.TY- ori�nte d - c ounter -:part) �- So , -Margiis wi th experience or educat i on in this type of enterprise or who would l ike t o gain such experience or educ at i on writ e : �\VISHWA c/o AMYS , 3453 E. 1 2th St . Viichita, Kansas 67208 .
The Great Univ�rse CatAl og
Please send me the Universe Catalog 0]' the W ichita , J\aDsas 67208 .
Fall 1 972 Edition of MARAVISHWA , the Great
Ananda Marga Yoga S ociety , 3453 E . 1 2th street I e nclose $ 1 . 00 which will include postage .
UNIT NANE --------------------------------HAILING ADDRESS
street ' or PO Box city zip
SADVIPRA
1'iamaskar , H e re i s anothe r chan c e to sub scribe to get the ini t i al news print i s sue
(if SADVIPRA , AHYS i s first st ep into the newspaper field . This will be a newspape r that \<Iill re fle c t AM i de ol ogy in i t s slant but \>lill be geared t o Narg i i s and non-Harg i i s a l i ke . Now soc ial serv i c e proj e c t s will be re porte ct on R S they happe n ! Dadaj i i's t ours will be feature d ! Spiritual news will be repo rt e d ! Adve r t i seme nt s !
Thi s paper will b e perfect for friend s , parent s , others that you want to keep up \<lith AM proGre s s .
It will c ome o u t eve ry month. All c an and should c ontribut e . Spirituality is a total thing , what ever one does i t can be a spiritual thing and
report e d .
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SADVIPRA NATIONAL NEWSFAPER
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VISTARA Namaskar ,
A j ournal o f spiritual educat i o n , any age , anybody can read , learn , and vih rate with the information this quart erly j ournal hrings. \'lhile the message is for all , it should he hrought to the spec ial attention of anyone in the e ducat ion f ield . That spe c i al t eacher you had , your favorite prof , your c ousin the junior high princ ipal , the aware memher o f the Board of Educat io n , the unaware member o f the Board o f Education and on and on; all these should have copi e s , sub script ions J and some asked to contribute art icles to Vistara . Help it grow , buy copies and/or sub script ions for it for those you "mnt to care about e duc at ion in America . Bring the Cosmos t o the consc iou s .
VIS TAR4 JOURNAL of SPIRITUAL EDUCAT ION
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date of first issue received of Vis tara , the j ournal of spiritual education , 3453 E . 1 2th Street , Hichita , Kansas , 67208 . I enclose $ 3 . 50 which will i nclude postage .
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NATIONAL r-.TEltJSL]i::TTER
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MEXICO
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�J!t"l . . . . NmNd '� '\fert� Pre se ntly A c . Rudranath , a native of the Philipp ine s has been posted by Baba
as Regional S e c retary of Mexi co . . . .. �. -'- -_._-----_._- "-�- ---. . -S�me excerpt s
-fronl i- :r;ec-en:t' l�tter dated July 7 , 1972 follow-.
"At pre sen t I am giving rrr:r l e c ture in Engli sh with a t ranslat or b e s ide me .
Aft e r each l e c ture people approach me and ask me to g ive them init iat ion. I am now giving init iat ion in Spanish . Baba made me learn so fast so that through me He can help other people who are in nee d of meditat i o n . I am holding Dharmacakra every Saturday at my temporary headquarte r s - J o se Ma. Marroqui No . 3 Dept o . 1 Centro Mexico C ity D . F . I want also t o Acapilco < out side Mexico C ity ) , gave l e c ture and formed a group meditat ion there . I initiated 9 persons there who belong to a certain c ommunity and now they will be having D . C . every day . I taught them D . C . mant ra , Babanarn Kevalarn Kiirtan and danc e .
"My i n i t i at e s are demanding for a Spani sh translati on o f our publ i c at i ons , e spec ially Guide to Human C onduct . If there are brothers and sisters there who can render into Spani sh the Engl i sh Guide to Human Conduc t , then re quest them t o
t ranslat e it for our Mexican sadhakas . I am planning to pub l i sh pamphlets in Spani sh about Yama and Niyama , Supreme
Command , advert i sement s , aSanas , e t c . so that our brothers here will be very busy in studying and reading our philosophy and furthermore they want something that will make them b e attached to the proce ss of med i t at io n . My only problem is a translator . Sub j e c t s to be translated are ready but no one who will render i t into Spanish are not pre sent at this moment . t !
' �ou shook u s he re with your Babanam Kiirtan during the Nati onal Convention . How soon will such a vibrat ion b e felt also in Mexico? It depends upon mysel f a s a worker through Babe ' s grace and 'dill . May Baba rende r me more servicnble to H im so that I , as His instrument , be able to spread to t he people of Nexic o His subl i me phil o sophy and goal . "
S outh Ame r i c a
Our d e a r b rother "'rit e s : " Baba ' s Hork i s going o n well b y hi s divine grac e . Hany , many nevi
face s start e d coming again after a short test period . I am all chee rful and saturated in H i s elevat ing thought .
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All in hi s b l i s s Brotherly yours , Chidrupananda
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"'vIe are very happy t o re c e ive your news letters from various uni t s and we are very proud of your Hork in U .S . A . Really you have done wonder s . He hope we could also progre ss so speedily as now 111e are engaged in many Social Service pro�ram . AtfURT i s rendering servi c e to M edi c al Mission . Ou r ERAWS is opening schools in many provi nc e s . We are organizing many U .K . K . in d i fferent Universit i e s . vIe have few worke rs but they are very dedicated . We are sending 20 Wholet imers immediately to Ind i a . "
"Five Filipinos have alre ady be c ome Acharyas and we are training many local Full t imers . t f
" A c . Sandip ( an Ame rica ) i s going to take as Regi onal S e cre tary in the Philipni ne s and he i s a v e ry enthusiast i c Horke r and I hope under hi s inspiring leadersh ip Ph i l . Unit will b e c ome progressive . A c . Pinakpani will be posted in Ban&:kok and another Italian as offi ce Sec . "
Ac . Adve shananda Av .
" Namascar ! T hank you very much for arranging our passage from Dacca to Hanila . v!e
were able to leave Dac c a on the 16th of June , one day b efore the final orde r to leave Bangl ad e sh . Eve n though we we re thrown out of the c ount ry , we did have some suc cess by Baba ' s grace . \ve were able t o c reate a small un it in Dacca of very st rong l-largi i s . They a:ce doing sadhaiia nicely and are very e ager to follow all the c onduct rul e s and read all the books . The day we l e ft , it \vas pouring rain . The Margi i s came for our last mee t ing to arrange details of the unit , al so t o see us off . Ab out 50 children came to our place from the ne ighborhood to se e us off . The rain was coming down ve ry hard . A scooter was arranged t o the ai rport . We pa id namascar . The n the children began t o sing Baba Nam Kevalam in a ve ry loud vo ice . \1e got into the scoot er , st ill the children sang . Again Namascar and the s c ooter st arte d off Vlith the children sinp;inp; Bab a Nam Kevalam . It was the kind of end i ng that g ive s you a strong feeling of Baba ' s presence - very dynami c and dramat i c .
"So \1e are now in Hpng Kong t rying t o ge t vi sas for Hanila , Phill ipine s . Rameshanandaj i i s gone to Japan . Hany Harg i i s are mee t i ng u s and we are speakinp: ab out many things to them . Saturday we will go to a ne arby i sland for Satsang . They are int e r e st e d i n sadhana , but need encouragement and st or ie s of Bab a . So we are ke eping busy he re . \Ve hope to be leaving for Hani l a on Honday , June 26 , 1972. Pl e ase give our Namascar to all the U . S . Ha.rgiis and again thank you for arranging t he t i c ke t s ( only three t i cke t s were used b e c ause Phill ipine s arranged two t icke t s ) . BABA NAB KEVALAM"
Ac . Pinaka Pani & Ac . Sand iipa & Kashyapa
HONG KONG - TA n-IAN - OKINAWA
Acaryc� Rameshananda Avadhuta i s b e ing warmly rece ived during his t ravels in Hong Kong and Taiwan . He i s honored as a " dist ingui shed Ind i an yogi" , by many c ivic and government offic ial and is get t i ng favorabl e pre ss c overage o f hi s tour . Dadaj i i has now left Taiwan for a pracar t our of Okinawa .
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Ge rmany A c . KaruncmanciR ;\vndhuta arrived in Berl in on June 2R . Pracar and
organizati onnl act i v i t i e s are in the b eg i nn ing s tage s . He will work i n
co-operat i on wi th the exist ing European Harg i i s and Ame r i can Hargi i s relocat ing in Europe . Baba had t ol d him b e fore he left that He desired pracar i n the S c an d i navian c ount r i e s ; i n a c c o rdance with this he has re que sted th8.t \-fe search for any Amer i c ans go ing t o Europe . Amogha S i d dhi
should be e s t ab l i she d in Oslo , N orway the b eginning of S eptemb e r . Viripaksa and Gomat i VIill be arriving in England approximately the same time . We hope we have nevlG o f the i r exploits soon .
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Ai:JD::-mss LISTINGS � Nati on al and Internat ional ,Ta.grities and Offices, Acaryas i n the US , al1.Q Nati onal Board Hembers
CENTRAL OFFICE ANANDA MARGA PRACARAKA SAMaHA 160 Patili Putra Colony Road Patna, 13 , Bihar State
India
Ac . Birendra Kum::l r L::Il 4542 IT. Spauldi� #l Chicago , Illinois 60625 Home 312-267-7147 Office ME7-2000 Ext 305 210
ACARYAS
SECTORIAL OFFICE Ac . Yatiishvarananda Avadhuta Sectorial Secretary 3453 E. 12th Street Wichita , Kansas 67208 316-685-8667
'ltc � Raghaw Prasad c/o AMYS 4516 Spring Field Ave . �hilade1phia , Penn 19104 Home 2l5-222-1258 Office EU6-7909
�IONAL CENTERS (Provisional listing )
Pacific Region c/o M(\noj it 1734 Allston Way #1 Berkeley , CA 94703 415-849-1997
Northeast Region c/o Devasvarupa 91 Avon St . Somerville , Mass . 02143
Southwest Regi on Surya Prabha 2910 East Dr. Aust i n , 'l'ex . 73753
NATIONAL BOAHD
Spiritual Secretary
Midwest Region c/o Peter Shenkin
Rocky Mountain Region c/o Tapas Kumar
609 S . Poplar Carbondale , Ill . 6 2901 618-549-6642
120 E. 4th Ave . Denver, CO 80203 303-733-9417 .
Midatla.ntic Region, 4513 Regent St . Philadelphia, Penn. 19104 215- 222-1258
Southern Region Bhaskar 1028 Williams Mill Rd . N.E. Atlanta, GA 30306 404-524-6752
i\carya Yatiishvarananda Av . 3453 E . 12th S t reet
Secretary of the Board Pramii1 (Paul Fahnestock ) 3441 E . 1 2th Street vli ehi ta , Kansas 316-683-8747
\'!i chit a , KanS2,s 67208 316-685-8667
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Education Se cretary Devadatta ( Hichael We isglass ) 9728 Arby Dr . Beverly Hills , Cali f . 9021 0
Judicial Secret8ry Acarya Raghaw Prasad 4516 Springfield Ave . Philadelphia, Penn . 19104 215-222-1258
Pracar S e cretary Amogha Siddhi ( Olav Oftedal ) 3453 E . 12th Street Wichita , Kansas 67208 316-685-8667
Rocky Mountain Rep . Karuna (Marilyn Mount ) 74CJ1h Spruce
Pacific Rep . ( Barr
2608* 3rd Street
,Secretary Relief and \'lelfare Tapsvini i ( Barbara Pole fka ) 3415 E . 12th Street Wichita , iansas 67208
Ombudsman Madhusudana (Mark Schiffman ) 27160 Moody Road Los Altos Hills , CA 94022 415-948-7366
Publications Secre tary Uththaman ( Dick Gri ffin ) 3415 E . 12th Street \Vichita , Kansas 67208
North East Rep. Nand ita ( Caren \ife i sg1ass ) 9728 Arby Dr.
Boulde r , CO 80302 Santa Mon ic a , CA 90405 Beverly Hills , CA 90210
S outhern Rep. Midatlant ic Rep . Bharath (Gr�gory Schuck ) 1321:� Coles ium
c/o AMYS l'1idatlant ic Regional Hdq . 4513 Regent S t . . + ... . ... , New Orlean..s , LA Philadelphia , Penn . 19104
Midwestern Rep . Dharma Pala ( Charle s Pet t i s ) 1528 Old West Main
_ Carbondale , ill . 62901
Training Center . I .' -'. 271�O Moody Road
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ALABAMA ,Jaya Kan' tham (Tom Schuessler) 126 S. Gay St . Auburn, Alabama 36330
Rhea Wood 1400 S . 13th St . Birmingham , Alabama
Made1yri KeIler (Ma'dbavf)-_H 800 Parkman Selma, Alabama 36701
Durga Darshi (Dick Brough) 17 Elmira Dr .
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Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35401 553-7897
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South Western Rep . J ayantha Kumar ( William Burke )
RR2 Box 38 Skiatook , O�ahoma 74070
ALASKA AMYS 634 E. 3rd Anchorage , Alaska 99501 907-274-5048
AMYS Box 81999 fairbanks , Alaska 99701
ARIZONA
AMYS :, 909 McClintock Tempe , Arizona 85281
DFTS-02786
Brian McCain 41t6 s . 3rd Ave . Tucson, Arizona 35701 leave message at 1-206-622-8640
,J ackie Flake 1632 E. Oak #3 Phoenix, Arizona
Mary. Pat Marshall . tEell , Book , t'< Candle" 395 Main Street Yuma , Arizona 85364
ARKANSAS
Duncan Campbell Rt . 2 Dove r , Arkansas 72837
CALIFORNIA AMYS P . O . Box 130 Bake rsfield , CA 93304 1-805-324-1924
AMYs 1738 Grove St . Berkeley , CA 94703 )if 415-845-9698
AMYS Narayana/Ne il Roth 309 H. Main St . Los Gatos , CA 95030 Il08� 3 54-5619
AMYS 365 Grant Ave . Palo Alto , CA 94306
AMYS Alliishvarii 728 Vine St. Santa Barbara , CA 805-963-3137
Paul Nelson 211 Oregon St . Santa Cruz 95060 Mail t o : P . O . Box 1238
Roy Barnett J ayan tha KUIlIID' 126 George St . San Jose , CA 95110 408- 292-7kZ4
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Nachiketa & ViShvarup 26o(31h 3rd St . Santa Monica, Ca 90405 213-392-1307
Gopi Krishna (Carl Thompson ) 1119 Orchard St . Santa Rosa , CA 95401 Pertinent mail , mail t o : PO Box 7052 70'7-545-5615
Duane & Sumitra Solem 23981 Farm , Rd . Sonoma , CA 95476
COLORADO
I<a.runa (Marilyn Mount ) 740 Yz Spruce Boulder, CO 80302 303-447- 2228 '
AMYS - SUbash 1242 Race St. Denver . CO 80206 303-333-5967
Tapas Kumar & Divyapriya (Bruce & Dora Ravenel ) 120 E. 4th Ave Denver , CO 80203 303-733-9417
CONNECTICUT
Dale & Connie Bartholomew 16 Hickory Lane Branford, Conn . 06405 488-2395
Malcolm Porter 9L�4 Asylum Ave . B2 Hartford , Conn. 06114 203-522-8094
Be" Sloatman 47 Maxwell Drive Milford , Conn. 878-4172
Robert Abt 7 Carriage Dr . Norwalk , Conn. 06850
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FLORIDA AMYS 2001 SW B S t . 14251 University Sta. 1ainesvi11e , Fla. 32601
Mrs . Fern Griswold 1600 NW 69 Terr . Ho�ood , Florida Mark Ed\\'ards llll vli1mington Opalocka, Florida 3305�
GEORGIA
Surya Prakash 793 Hanc ock Ave . I Athens , Georgia 30601
Bhaskar 1028 Williams Mill Rd. N.E. Atlanta, Ga . 30306 404-524-6752
Michael Pappas Box 428 Savannah Beach , GA 31328
Hawaii
Ted Hatheny 264? LovJry Ave Honolulu 96P, ;�;2
Lol ita Bett inger 924 Halun iu Ave Kailua , Oahu 9673L•
c/o Shanti Stevens 1431 Akialoa Kailua , Hawa i i 96734
Steve Warsh Box 172 Volcano , Hawai i 96785
IDAHO
J im Bell 1015 Manit ou St . Boi se , Idaho 83703
Ken & Muffy 1�und ;10 East A S t .
Hoscow , Idaho 83843
ILLINOIS
Peter Shenkin 609 S . Poplar Carbondale , Ill inoi s 62901 618-549-6642
Bli ss Pre ss 1528 Old West Main Carb ondale , Illinois 62901 6i8-457-7006
J im Canizaro 6455 N. Hoyne Chi c ago , Illionois 60645 3l 2�465-2579
John Colgan 3 23 Oakwood E. Peoria, Ill . 61611 309-694-1930
John Fiore Gene ral Delivery Gore ville , Il1i ono i s 62939
Reggie Still PO Box 1000 Marion , Illinoi s 62959
INDIANA
Sharada Chandr<r. & Basantii (J ohn & Melanie Princ e ) 711 Cherokee Dr. B1oomin�ton , Indiana 47401
David Larman 100 Well ington R d . IndianaDol i s , Indiana 46260 3:2..7-255::"74<)6
IOWA
Guna 703 W . 21 st Ce dar Fal l s , Iowa 50613 319-266-3473
Padmavasan (Steve Zmoos) 1242 4th Ave . SE Cedar Rapids , Iowa 52403 319-362- 5812
Alex Glas sman c/o Palme r Coll ege Box6 25 Davenport , Iowa 52803
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Bhaga'tlan 3135 6lst Des Moine s , Iowa 50322 515-277-9611
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KANsAS Puncan Harwood 721 Connec t icut S t . Lawrence , Jffi 66044 913-843- 4608
KENTUCKY
Laura Campbell Rt . 5 Box 235 Shelby Ln. Lexington , KY 40502
AMYS Vamana ( Bob Barneq) PO Box 16039 Loui sville , KY 40215 502-366-5658
LOUISIANA Padma & Bharath 1321j� Co1esiwn Ne\i Orleans , Loui siana
MARYLAND Krpa ( Clair Blum) 3516 Autumn Drive Pike sville , Haryland 301-486-7833 21208
MASSACHUSEl'l'S
AMYS 63 Wendell St Cambridge , MA 02138 617-491-3646
M ICHIGAN Ed Glassman 301 Hisc ock Ann Arbor , Michiean �,,-ql03 313-0M3-5754
NINNESarA Allen Shellabarger 38 Summi t Place Ninneopol i s , Hinne sota 612-374-1+943 55403
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'HISS ISS IPPI � ,.;.;. =:;;.::;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.,;;:..;�
AMYS Diipak Kumar (David P . O . BOX 381 Wilson ) Jackson, Miss • . ".-:392.05 NISSOURI
Greg Poznik 5408 Woodland Kansas City , Missouri 816- 361-8050 64110 ··· .
Larry Wareman 7248 Balson Ave � University City , Missouri 314-725-1668 63130
MONTANA
AHYS Shiila and Vinay 413 S. 2nd West Missoula , Montana 59801 406-723-9278
NEBRASKA
Kathy O' Neil 1928 Prospect 68502 Lincoln , Nebraska 402- 475- 2823
NEVADA
Lynn Asche 52 Park St . Reno , Nevada 89502 702- CS22-6321
. NEW HANPSHmE
AMYS Mathew Lyon
I Box 449 Hanover , New Hampshire
03755
AMYS Kathy Stutz 525 Maplewood Ave . Apt . E Portsmouth , New Hampshire
Npil JERSEY
Ray Arlo Je rsey City State College
_ 2039 Kennedy Blv�. Jersey City , New Jersey
07305 201-547-3325
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AMYS Bob Venezia R.F.D. 4 Box 462 No. Brunswick , New Jersey
08902 NE\Lm:ncIC()_ . . �_��� .:' . .L.....:
AM'1S 127 1/2 E Water S t . )1 SWlba Fe , �. ·MexL- 87501
Jeff Gilbert & Prabuddha 524 Arohearst Alburquerque , New Mexico 505- 266-0712 87106 NE'W YORK
Marcos Martonrano 882 Linstead Lane N. Bellmore , L. I. NY 516-221-0551
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AMYS - Janet Gibian 613 N. Aurora Ithaca, NY 14850 607-272-2028
: Mark Albert 232 Rt . 32 South Apt . 004 New Paltz , NY 12561 914-255-8772
Howard Babus 412 East 73rd St . #3B New York , NY 10021
21.2-988-7475
Chandra Deo 334 E. 25th St . New York , NY 10010 212-685-8717
Fred Wirth 1257 Rt . 25A Stoney Brook, NY 11790 NORTH CAROLINA AMrS Michael Lawson Box i3 Student Union Chapel Hill , North CarQlina Message 919-929-2725 27415
Dayananda (Fletcher Trice ) 614 Kirby St . Raliegh, North Carolina _ _
919-833-5985 V606- -AMYS Box 23 Carolina Union , Cha.pel Hill North Carolina
NUKru vIKbTA "� "
William O . Brekke 1902 RiTerside Drive Grand Forks , North Dakota 701-722-8953 5820l OHIO
Carl Woideck 2027 E. 115th Ave . Cleveland , Ohio 44106 21�?Jl-3239 _ _ _ _ _ �_
Robe rt H . Johnson 547 Old Tree Place Columbus , Ohio 43228
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AMYS - Vinay (Rene Ochoa) 620 Nebraska Norman , Oklahoma 73069 405-329-6510
Sanj aya& Saroj a (Rich & Sharron Harris RR2 Box 3B Skiatook , Oklahoma 74070 918-396-1679
OREGON
197 Jefferson Place Bend , Oregon 97701
. Wayland Secrest 1230 W . Broadway St . Eugene , Oregon 97402
Sihu & Kaushal Lorane Rt . Box 376
. , Lorane , Oregon 97451
Raghav 1400 S .E. Oak Portland , Oregon 97214 503-234-2482
PENNSYLVANIA
.AMYS 4513 Regent St. Philadelphia , Penn. 19104 215-222-1253
John Paskiewicz/J i ive s ' a 1 7 We11sford St . Pittsburgh , Penn. 15213 412-681-4736 SOUTH CAROLINA AM'!S 356 Canterbury Rd. Char1ston , S .C. 29407
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AMYS 2209 Lincoln St . �olumbia, S.C. 29205 South Dakota iMYs 109 E. North Rapid City , South Dakota
5ml AMYS RR3 Vermillion , South Dakota . 605-624-3671 57069 mNE&W AMYS 1234 Tutwiler Memphis , Tenn. 38114
, 901- 275-9992
Dayalu & Johnny Ne] son Nt . 4 Battleground Dr. Murfree sboro , Tenn. 37130
AMY'S Carlos Rumbaut 891 0 East Dr. Austin , Texas 78753
Dr Ravi Batra 3228 Begent Dr . Dallas , Tex. 21 4-357-4278
Ja3avi�� ' (i�;� ��)" 1307 Fannin S t . Denton , Texas 76201 817-387-8785 J30x 5411 N.T. Station
Oail Patton 10235 Oak Pt . �ouston , Texas 77034 713-465-0284
Chris Nobe s Rt. 2 Box 139 Pipe Creek , Texas 78063 (& San Antonio ) 512-535-4492
Randy Hutchins 1602 Cockhi11 Rd . San Antonio , Texas 78213
Carl Hartzog 200 N . 39th \vac o , Texas 752-8784
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(Robert Labensart) 644 Iverson Ct . Salt Lake City , Utah 355-3664
vmMOIfr Dave Healy . 76 Jolmeon St. Burlington, Vermont 802-963-4989 0540i
Myra Nassau RID2 Putney, Vt. 05346
-AMYs ,
Box 245 Warren , Vt . 05674 802-496-2093
VIRGINIA Kirana. (KciI:en Paquett e ) 5413 Fillmore Ave . lAlexandria , VA 703-820-2638
WASHnroTON .. Rajen.dra.
1437 Grant St. Be11i�haM , Washington 206-7�5835 98225
.�.l . C indy & J ohn Robinson-1614 E . Mercer Seattle , WAshington 98108 206-323-1276 or
323-6911
\1ASHING'rON D . C .
c/o A shok Maheshvari 2803 Cortland Plac e in08 N . H . Washington D . C . 20008
WEST VIRGINIA Akambar (Enorris Conwell ) 1516 Second Ave . West Charleston , W . Virginia 304-344-3359 2531 2
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WISCONSIN
AMYS 1341 south St . Apt7 Madi son , Wisconsin 53715
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WYOMING
- Gunasha (Greg Shaw) 420 East 17th #2 Cheyenne , Wyoming 82001
CANADA
. Axel Mueller - May 18 Rox Borough St . W .
Toronto 5, Ontario
Canada -Mildred Davies 205 Sunview St . Apt . 1 Wate rloo , Ontario Canada
Martha Brickman 4809 Jeanne Nance Montreal , Quebec 514-274-1171
MEXICO Acarya Rudranath Acarya Sari t Kumar c/o Ester Ave1ez (Vimala) J ose Ma. Marroqui No. 3 Departamento 1 ( Centro ) Mexico City , Mexico
ARGEI'I'TINA
Ac . Chidrupananda Avd . Hipolito Irigoyen 135 , Apt . 1 1E Nartinez , Buenos Aire s
GERMANY Ac . Karunananda Avd. c/o Hans David 1 Berlin 26 Eichhorster (WID - 20) We st Germany
ENGLAND Paul Tredray 47 Dover Court Caraman Site Low Road , Dover Court Harwich, Essex, England
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PHn.IPPINES "" ... ... 0 •
Ananda Marga PracraY� S�£ha 1546 Passaj e Rossario Pac 0 , Manila 59,-63-26
AUSTRALIA Ac . Sumitananda Avadhuta 9b Ananda Marga Heditat ion Center 344 Horay St � Douth l lelbourne , Australia 3205 Ph. 69-4433 or 69-41 74
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SINGAPORE
Sally Kung 9 , J alan Kelawar S ingapore - 10
HONG KONG
Ac . Rameshananda Avd. c/o Daryanani Textile Co . P . O . Box 237 Hong Kong
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