Talk:Mother Meera

message: As there was some confusion with the editors here, this is the Thalheim referred to:
[Dornburg Community Site], [Thalheim]; As there are 20 or more different villages with the names Thalheim, Talheim or Dalheim in Germany and Austria, there is even a meeting of the majors of those villages every year, see [] Please don't start saying things here unless you really know, just from some superficial internet research; superficial, as if you would simply have followed the links given in the article itself you would have clearly seen the address and exact location! I also insertet the Mr for Mr. Reddy, as this has started to become a name in itself. In all of the publications, he has always been referred to as 'Mr. Reddy', similarly as in 'Mother Meera', Mother has become part of the name. The name Reddy is extremely common in Andhra Pradesh, as it is a caste name. If you've ever been to Andhra, you will see that. --mizar 23:58, 22 December 2005 (UTC)
thread_title:  Thalheim, Mr. Reddy 

message: I would support a revertion of this edit by User:Hanumandas. It is a good thing to distinguish between two people that readers might get confused. They are both female spiritual writers whose names (Meera and Mirra) are pronounced identically or similarly. — goethean ॐ 18:07, 22 November 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: Goethean, there are thousands of people called Meera in India, among those there are celebrities like Movie stars, political writers etc. 'Mother Meera' is, as pointed out, a unique epitet. There are other spirital figures with similar names, like 'Mirabai Devi' (search Google). There is the historical princess Meera (Mira, Mirabai). If at all, you need disambiguation page for the term Meera/Mira. I made the revert after some Aurobindo folks felt to make a strong  statement of disconnection. So I guess we should keep the two figures separate. The names are simply different, in writing and in their specific combination. Mirra Alfassa is never called 'Mother Mirra'. She is only called 'the Mother' (in book titles) or 'Sweet Mother' - as a familiar address. Mirra Alfassa or Mirra Richards was her legal name, these two titles are never confused. The real problem is the funny nomenclature here about putting Mirra Alfassa under The Mother, which was used in the Ashram, but as a name has no merits. Therefore, on that page you need at least two ambiguations. You could also name some Guru 'Guruji', and then having to distinguish from all other Gurus. In the german edition Mirra Alfassa would never be put under 'die Mutter', as this is simply a honarable address,much like Shri, or Baba or Amma etc. -- hanumanॐ^ 11:12, 26 November 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  disambiguating from with mirra alfassa 

message: Ummmm does someone's claim of a curse warrant mention in wikipedia? I think the homophobia claim (and counter claims) are fine, but do we need to include claims of a curse? Sethie 06:10, 25 April 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: Do we need the curse?

message: The word alleged has a negative connotation as it essentially presupposes that there is reason to doubt a statement. Visions as such - much as dreams maybe - but in a stronger way are a deeply personal thing. To speek of them as having been allegedly is a funny way of addressing the issue, and in this particular case are an item of Aurobindoean philosophy that there are 'true' and 'untrue' visions. 
The Aurobindo Ashram (who's members obviously think they have to correct this article on and on and keep adding Mirra Alfassa disambiguations) obviously think, unless approved by them, that any vision of Aurobindo and The Mother have to be regarded as doubtful. Please note that Mother Meera does not seek the approval of anyone representing the SA Ashram, the Ashram merely is mentioned honestly as a part in her history. For the use of the word vision I suggest that it is used in the way it is generally understood by the public. As such it cannot be proven or disproven, much like a dream cannot be proven or disproven. Everybody I think knows this. hanumanॐ^ 00:47, 17 December 2009 (UTC)
thread_title: Alleged Visions and funny edits by Aurobindo folks

message: There is an ongoing discussion [here] on moving the term Avatar from the popular film back to its original place as a primary topic. Hoverfish Talk 15:02, 16 February 2011 (UTC)
thread_title:  Ongoing discussion on moving the term Avatar to primary topic