Gyani Baile & Dolly Baile

messages in her meditation gave her a feeling that something similar
must have been the mechanism by which the Vedas were heard by the
Rishis. And probably that's why it is said that Vedas/ Upanishads,
Brahma Sutras and Bhagavad Gita are from the divine origin and are
Shrutis (Shruti means that which is heard).
After hearing about the subject in the meditation or seeing it in a
dream and then many times being led to specific books for further
elaboration of the subject was another mechanism that was part of the
above described process. The learning that came from that process was
vast and it involved a wide variety of books, most of which she started
reading in detail after the Maha Shivaratri. After Shivaratri some of her
time was freed up (four times a day meditation to once a day) to spend it
on reading scriptures. We have tried to describe the gist of her learning
from the messages in the books in some order that made sense to us. We
have used the excerpts from those books which we were led to through
messages in the meditation, or were guided through the intuitive
faculties. Couple of excerpts included is from our general recent reading
of these books; they are here because they seem to help explain the
subject more accurately than we could. Very likely, with time, Dolly
may take more ownership of her learnings and not hesitate to express the
depth of her newly acquired knowledge, but at the moment she is more
comfortable to quote others, who in her way of thinking are far more
knowledgeable and have earned the right to speak more than she has at
this point in time.
1. Faith in Divinity
Prior to these experiences, our interest, faith and devotion in God and
religion was either minimal or it had not taken an expression. The
miracles were powerful to arouse the interest and slowly convert it into
faith and then came the unshakable faith. In one of Baba's books 'Prema
Vahini' Baba said "This human birth is very difficult to attain. For a
trouble free journey, there is nothing so reliable as remembrance of the
name of the Lord." "Divinity cannot be experienced without faith and
Shraddha (steadfastness). Only through Prema (love) comes Shraddha;
only through Shraddha comes Jnana (knowledge); only through Jnana
comes Para Bhakti (fully consuming devotion for God, and no desire or
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