Gyani Baile & Dolly Baile

fact such early teachers and guides and founders of civilization have often
been regarded as super physical entities. And it has been believed that
even as super physical entities they have inspired human beings who have
caught their ideas often as flashes of inspiration without knowing the
sources from which they came. It was the daily practice of the Buddha,
we are told in Pali books, to wake up, like all spiritual men in India, in that
early hour before the dawn known as Brahma muhurta, when, in the
beautiful words of J.S. Hoyland, quoted by prof. Eddington (Science and
the Unseen World, pp. 44-55) the veil between the seen and the unseen
seems to be thinnest. He would survey the world with his "divine Buddha
eye" and pick out those who were ready for spiritual guidance and then
send out to them his thoughts, which would be received by the persons so
selected often as inspirations, but coming through from within themselves.
It is in this way, the followers of the Vedas hold, that we are often inspired
by the unseen entities; some of them may have physical existences but at a
distance or out of sight, while others are entirely super physical."
Above explanation in the book did wonders in eliminating her fear
of sharing her experiences. She convinced herself that the God, who
wants her to share all this, will either give her the courage to face the
world or the ability to ignore the opponents. And as a result she opened up
to few select people and also agreed to follow Baba's directive to write a
book and publish these experiences.
Along the way Baba told her about her experiences that "it is for
you to utilize and for Gyani to summarize", and that is how I, Gyani,
became the writer (not the author) of this book. From January 1, 1998 we
seriously started writing or recording her experiences. Later we
transferred the recorded experiences into this book. Following are her
daily experiences of the meditation. On the surface the contents of her
meditation appear to be simple statements from Baba or simple dialogues
between her and Baba. But at a deeper level there are significant spiritual
unfoldments one can find in these simple and personal conversations.
There appears to be a lot of clarified and simplified knowledge from the
Vedic and Upanishadic teachings along with the rights and wrongs and
do's and don'ts of the spiritual disciplines. There also appears to be a
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