Talk:Karunamayi

Other "Ammas"

The article could mention that there are other female gurus named "Amma", such as Mata Amritanandamayi (who has been called "the hugging saint"). It could compare the philosophies and teachings of these various heart-oriented leaders. David Spector (talk) 16:58, 30 August 2015 (UTC)

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Wikipedia displayed a banner and "warning" for using the page/article from

https://originalsinisalie.medium.com/how-a-saintly-humanitarian-views-the-rest-of-us-73a95acef181

none of the information used from the article was intended for anything controversial or opinionated. it serves as a simple source for life events/honours karunamayi received from the UN and the US govt in 2018.

The author of the article, Bob Peck did create a short film about Karunamyi around the same time. it is listed in the karunamayi page.

This article seems more of a simple elaboration of some personal events/insights as well some honourary events in karunamayi's life.

wikipedia suggested i bring it to the talk page in case it needs clarification or elaboration - as well to let other editors know its use so any potential issues can be rectified.

in my opinion the article seems fine with no personal promotion or outright bias.

any input is welcome as well as if the article should be removed as a reliable source.

thanks J929 (talk) 12:04, 14 April 2026 (UTC)