Gyani Baile & Dolly Baile

Baba said on January 24, 1998 "Go ahead and explain to Gyani the
differences in the light you see during puja and meditation". She
remembered to tell this to me on Feb 22 due to the difference in the light
she saw today.
This is a detail of the light variations she has seen all along, mainly
during puja and some in her meditation. In order to describe this
difference of light it is necessary to give you a mental picture of what
this mandir looks like and what kind of collection of deities it displays.
Mandir is a curio cabinet like case, bottom half of this is made of wood
and painted white with drawers. Top half has a clear glass face with a
glass door on it. By now, the glassed portion displays a good variety of
deities. Elevated, on a two feet high and three feet long pedestal, in the
center there is a 12 inch ivory sculpture of Lord Krishna in the famous
flute playing full size pose. Right behind the sculpture on the wall there
is a heavy gold embossed 3 feet high 2 feet wide wall painting of Sri
Radha and Krishna, this is also a full size pose. As we face the mandir,
on the right side of this center set there is a 3' X 2' picture frame which
holds 9 different pictures of deities. (Sri Ganesh and Lakshmi in one, Sri
Vaishnavidevi, Sri Durga Ma, Sri Sarasvati devi, Sri Venkateshwar
Swami, Sathya Sai Baba by himself holding a Shiva lingam in his right
hand, one shoulder length picture of Sathya Sai Baba, Shirdi Baba and
Prem Sai Baba together, another picture showing only face of Sathya Sai
Baba and Shirdi Baba, one full size pose of Shirdi Baba by himself).
Except for Sai Baba the rest of them are old collections, cut up from
calendars or greeting cards. Our son Shobun always liked Hanumanji for
his strong body and by now has collected two sculptures and one framed
picture that also stays in this mandir. There is one lovely picture of
Sathya Sai Baba with Lord Krishna in the background. Following is a
picture of the mandir with all the deities described above:
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