Gyani Baile & Dolly Baile

car was parked, in the front there was a little boundary wall adjacent to the
main gate. About 5-6 feet in the back side of the car there was another
boundary wall of the house. A man with a very pointed chin and a black
goatee lay flat on the floor on his stomach and put his face on the back
bumper of the parked car. This man wanted to kill himself, and he lay in
that position in anticipation that when the car owner came out and drove
the car this person would not be visible to the driver and will get run over.
This time I did not see Gyani, but supposedly it was Gyani who came out
of the house and got in the car. In order to get the car out the main gate, he
needed to first reverse the car and then pull forward. For some reason
Gyani reversed the car so slowly that the body of the man who was lying
behind the car on the floor very slowly started getting pushed against the
back wall. But due to the slow speed of the car there was no damage
caused to the man and Gyani was able to put the car in the forward gear
and take off. That was the end of the dream.
Later when I started getting lighted visions (visions where there
was always sky in the background), I once again saw the first part of this
dream i.e. the mural of nine Gods and Goddesses and the Taandav Nrutya
of Lord Shiva. Seeing the same dream scene in a lighted vision manner
made it more significant and impacting experience.
Almost at the tail end of writing this book, very recently, we came
across two different explanations in the book about the significance of
Lord Shiva's Taandav Nrutya. One explanation was based on the Puranas
(mythological legend). Another one was by Baba. "The dance taandav
nrutya is a divine plan to attract the material creation, for all divine
miracles like those of Rama (he who pleases and delights) and Krishna
(He who attracts), are for drawing people to the Divine Presence for the
purpose of correcting or cleansing them, or for confirming their faith and
then leading them on the Saadhana (spiritual effort) of service so that they
may merge in ecstasy; in the source of all ecstasy — miracle resulting in
transformation, leading to paropkaar (helping others) and finally
conferring saakshaathkaar (direct vision of truth)." Regarding that portion
of the dream where I saw Gyani escape the murder trap twice, I never got
any direct revelation from Baba.
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