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Sarada Ashram, Ulundurpet - Profile of Inmates
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The Ashram Aim Activities History Profile of Inmates |
All the activities of the Sarada Ashram, Ulundurpet
are managed with love and prayers by a team of highly skilled and
dedicated Sannyasin Sisters. The Holy Mother Sri Sarada Devi was
known for her simple and loving nature, and her life is seen as the
spiritual ideal for women of India. The Sisters of the Ashram have taken
to represent this ideal in their life and work.
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The Sisters of the Ashram come from different backgrounds
and hail from different parts of Tamilnadu. They are highly qualified
- the team consists of eight engineers, one doctorate and many qualified
post graduates. When the resident school was in need of a good physical
trainer, one Sister enrolled for the course and got herself qualified
as a Physical Education Instructor. Many of the Sisters have held high
positions in government, bank and private companies before they were
drawn to the Order in their quest for spiritual development through
service to human beings.
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"Amma Veedu" (Mother's house) is how the
Ashram is referred to by devotees, visitors and parents of the students.
The Sisters shower their care and love on each and every visitor and
take care to ensure the smallest of their comforts is met with. The
Sisters are addressed to as "Maaji" or mother by the students,
parents, villagers and visitors.
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It is through the prayers, love and dedication of the Sisters that the Ashram was built (literally at times). Managing the construction activity in the village water body, procurement of materials from the metal hardware merchants for construction activity, train the gurukulam sports team and make them into district level champions, giving spiritual discourses in villages, counselling people of all ages, ensuring that every person entering their presence is given a message, every person in the ashram premises is well fed, taken care of…all these and much more are day to |
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day normal occurrences in the life of the Sisters.
Needless to say, the are the first to raise and last to rest and through
the day practice their spiritual discipline (Sadhana) amidst their activities.
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