Gyani Baile & Dolly Baile
Gyani Baile & Dolly Baile
Gyani Baile & Dolly Baile
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Wednesday, February 11, 1998<br />
Meditation, 7AM: She meditated for about 30 minutes. There was a<br />
dream she had last night. Prior to beginning the meditation she had<br />
totally forgotten about having the dream but it surfaced during<br />
meditation. Dream consisted of two American and few Indian guests<br />
staying at our home. She was responsible for providing them breakfast.<br />
When they came to the table she had concern about the appropriateness<br />
of what she served in the breakfast. In her dream besides the breakfast,<br />
there was a work related meeting going on at the same time. Some<br />
people were dozing off in the meeting, they were making comments<br />
about jet lag and she was little upset that people were not contributing to<br />
the meeting etc. Baba explained that this dream was for her to realize<br />
that she was too much into worldly things. Her dream was reflecting her<br />
vasanas (tendencies). Baba said "Cleanliness is important but too much<br />
focus on perfecting the appearance of self, surroundings, food, is waste<br />
of time. These are all transient things. Only permanent is you the Atman,<br />
focus on that".<br />
In the meditation she was trying to concentrate but her mind was<br />
thinking what kind of day it is going to be, and where would she go from<br />
here. Baba reminded her that she needs to put trust in him, if she already<br />
asked him to take the burden of her karma then what is the need for her<br />
to worry. Baba said "It is not the sign of somebody who surrendered to<br />
God. Go on, be happy. Do not anticipate, do not worry. I am taking care<br />
of your karma. Your surrender should not be limited just to words but it<br />
should be practiced in thoughts and actions also."<br />
That weekend we had a plan to go visit a relative in Detroit. She<br />
agreed to go with the family but was concerned about not being able to<br />
continue her meditation 3-4 times a day. In the meditation she asked if<br />
she should go to Detroit. Baba said "don't live for yourself; live with the<br />
society. Without being social how will you be able to do service to the<br />
society? And don't worry about the meditation. Always remember<br />
WHATEVER IS HAPPENING MUST HAPPEN".<br />
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