Gyani Baile & Dolly Baile
Gyani Baile & Dolly Baile
Gyani Baile & Dolly Baile
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Thursday, January 1, 1998<br />
It was after the New Year's party on December 31. After waking up,<br />
first she did her usual puja and meditation. When she sat down for<br />
meditation her attitude was that she did not have anything to ask or say<br />
to God, she felt that whatever needs to be thought of or said will happen<br />
without her effort, God will give or take whatever is right. She just sat<br />
down in a receiving mode. This made Baba happy; he called this an<br />
attitude of surrender. Then Baba said "Have a discipline in meditation.<br />
Wake up at five O' clock. Don't waste time in Tartaka". We still are<br />
looking for the exact meaning of Tartaka.<br />
Further Baba said "Before going to sleep collect your thoughts and<br />
meditate on all the messages you got during the day". "Leave <strong>Gyani</strong><br />
alone, but ask kids to give me 5 minutes a day." This meant that on a<br />
daily basis kids should follow some spiritual discipline for at least five<br />
minutes.<br />
Next Baba said "The people who hurt you in the past will raise you to<br />
a height. It will be all good. But no need to get elated, take it with a calm<br />
attitude."<br />
"No need to go to pilgrimage with anyone. Don't even think about it.<br />
You have other important role to play." This comment was related to a<br />
conversation that took place in the party yesterday, where one of the<br />
friends who had returned from a hiking trip in the Himalayan<br />
pilgrimages of India was suggesting that we as a group of friends make a<br />
plan to go together to this pilgrimage.<br />
Right after that Baba said "Stay away from XYZs (this was a<br />
reference to a very close friend of ours)" The 'XYZ' happens to be a last<br />
name of two different couples. We had closer friendship with one of the<br />
couples, and that couple was not even present in the party so we assumed<br />
that Baba must be referring to the couple that was in the party yesterday.<br />
It was later when we found out that Baba's directive applied to both, but<br />
mainly for the one who was closer to us.<br />
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