| Amma Dedicates 1 Billion Rupees Towards Reconstructing Homes Destroyed By Tsunami's |
Monday 3rd January 2005
Her Holiness Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma), who is known throughout the world for her humanitarian work, has today announced that her ashram will dedicate one billion rupees [$23,364,486 U.S.D.] to reconstruct homes in Southern India that were completely destroyed by the tsunami on 26 th December. |
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| Amma's 2004 Birthday ~ Humanitarian Projects Launched |
Monday 27th September 2004
On the occasion of the 51st Birthday Celebration of Satguru Mata Amritanadamayi Devi (Amma) at Amritapuri, Kerala, Speaker of the Kerala Legislative Assembly, Mr T.Ramakrishnan handed over symbolic keys of 5000 free homes constructed under the Amrita Kuteeram Scheme of the Mata Amritanandamayi Math built for the destitute and homeless in the States of West Bengal, Maharashtra, U.P., Karnataka and Kerala. |
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| Amma's Message on the UN International Day of Peace |
Tuesday 21st September 2004
"Amma has a desire: Everyone in the world should be able to sleep without fear at least one night. Everyone should be able to eat to his or her fill at least for one day. There should be at least one day when hospitals see no one admitted due to violence." |
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| Amma lends full support to the UN International Day of Peace |
Friday 17th September 2004
AMMA (Her Holiness, Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi), initiator of massive charitable projects for the compassionate service of humanity, is calling upon her large international following to observe the United Nations initiative known as International Peace Day (IDP), which is expected to culminate in millions across the globe joining in a minute of silence and prayer on Tuesday, September 21, at 12 noon (local time). |
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| Amma concludes 2004 Parliament of the World’s Religions. |
Barcelona, Spain, July 2004-- Reputed as a tireless humanitarian, South Indian holy woman, Mata Amritanandamayi, popularly known as “Amma,” gave the closing plenary address to a thunderous standing ovation on the final evening of the ten-day gathering of the 2004 Parliament of the World’s Religions. She was joined at the ceremonies by Federico Mayor, the former UNESCO Director-General, and Dr. Raimon Pannikkar, a respected Spanish philosopher. |
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| Amma's "Embracing the World for Peace & Harmony" Conference. |
Cochin, India, Sept 2003 -- In September 2003, the "Amritavarsham50 ~ Embracing the World For Peace Harmony" Conference celebrated the Golden Jubilee of Amma in Cochin, India. Its unifying theme was “Changing the Individual and the World Through Spiritual Love and Compassion”. This vibrant event promoted Amma’s inspiring vision for world peace, one in which men and women alike everywhere develop the qualities of ‘Universal Motherhood’ within themselves ~ love, compassion and patience. |
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| Amma's Address to the 2000 UN Peace Summit |
USA, New York, 29 August 2000 -- "We have stepped into the new millennium with great hopes and expectations of change. But though the numbers denoting the year are different, essentially nothing else has changed. The real change must happen within us. For only when conflict and negativity are removed from within can we play a truly constructive role in establishing peace. With the goal of peace in mind, the invaluable efforts of the United Nations to bring nations together, thereby creating peace and harmony, merit heart felt praise."
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