Gyani Baile & Dolly Baile

work, thinking she will read it during lunch time. That day she was
supposed to pick up our daughter Raeshum from her tennis class on her
way to home. Around 4:00 PM she found some free time on hand and
instead of starting anything new for an hour at work she took out the book
"Me and my Baba" by John Hislop and started to read the book. She read
the book for some time and then casually looked at the clock in her office
and noticed it was only 4:20 PM. So she went back to reading. After a
while she again looked at the clock and noticed 4:23, she thought in her
mind that it felt longer than three minutes since she last checked the time
but she continued reading. After a while she closed the book guessing it
must be 5 PM and time to go home, but as she checked the clock it was
still showing 4:23 PM. At that time she realized that clock had stopped
working, but before she moved her eyes away from it she noticed that the
arm which reads seconds in the clock is travelling backwards. It moved
back 10 points and then moved forward 10 points. And this thing repeated
couple of times and then stopped. At this Dolly got scared and thought to
herself that ‘it is not good sign I am starting to see weird things’. But she
packed her briefcase and headed out. Next day when Dolly reached to
work she noticed that the clock was not only running normal but was
showing exact time matching to her wrist watch time.
No one except the janitor would have gone to her office in the after
work hours, and janitor would have no reason to readjust the clock.
Since that time (little over a year now) the clock has been running
just fine without the need for replacing the batteries or any other repair.
Experience #5 (early April, 1997):
In Dolly's words "One day in the morning after reaching to work, I
parked the car in the parking lot (this is an open area), I stepped out,
started walking towards the office building. Suddenly, very close to my
face I saw tiny pleasant pearl like white specs in a bunch (like
mosquitoes), but unlike mosquitoes they were very attractive and gave a
very pleasant feeling (to me it felt heavenly). Before I could figure out
what it is or where it came from, it simply vanished into the thin air."
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