Mata Amritanandamayi - A Lifestory

Amma, lovingly called "mother," is a widely respected Indian spiritual leader and helper. Born in Kerala, India on September 27, 1953, she's known for her selfless help and the big effect she's had on many people around the world. Her life, full of strong faith and kindness, is shown in many films and books, like the 2015 movie, "Amma: Embracing the World." From a young age, Amma showed a great ability to understand and share the feelings of others, giving comfort to those around her. Her simple but strong hugs, filled with love and understanding, have become her trademark, showing her belief in selfless love. This special way of connecting has drawn many followers from different places and cultures. Amma does a lot of work to help others. Through her group, Embracing the World, she's led many projects to fight poverty, help after disasters, and improve education. People who work with her always praise her hard work, calling her a symbol of hope and a strong force for good. Someone once said, "Amma's work shows the amazing power of love and kindness." Besides her humanitarian work, Amma gives spiritual guidance through talks and teachings that focus on selfunderstanding and living a life of service. She's gotten many awards for her work, including the GandhiKing Award for Nonviolence in 2002. Amma's life inspires us, showing how one person can make a big and lasting change in the world.