PART THREE: RANDOM OBSERVATIONS ON DIXIE POST INTENSIVE CARE 8/25/05

[Guest guest]

Dear Beloved Brothers and Sisters:

 

Even though Snehalata had just been wheeled from the ICU to a regular room I

have difficulty conveying how strong, brave and courageous Snehalata sounded in

our coast to coast conversation.

 

Snehalata was not practicing surrendering. I felt that Dixie had experientially

(totally) surrendered to Amma's will. This was not theoretical. Dixie was

completely at peace whichever way Amma took Her.

 

My feeling here is that Snehalata was not afraid of death because she KNEW (not

thinking) but KNEW that Amma was going to take her wherever she needed to go.

 

The metaphysical part mentioned in the previous post went something like - "Amma

has the direction in Her hands". Again I cannot express it any better at the

moment.

 

Snehalata spoke English with a refinement that befits her status as a veteran

English teacher. Sorry if I butchered her dialog in the previous post.

 

Dixieji's devotion to Amma was tangible and rang completely true to this

awestruck Son. No verbal hyperbole just the peace that comes with knowing what

Amma will do with Trust in Her direction.

 

I need to stop for this evening. Will try to post on Friday. Sleep well

brothers and sisters.

 

Love,

 

George

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

George,

 

This brought tears to my eyes. I was at the MA Center

for Satsang last saturday night and when they were

reading our the names on the prayer list and I heard

Dixie's name, something inside me jumped. My heart

leapt up into my throat and I started crying, feeling

Amma's grace all around me come alive at the mention

of Her children's names. I couldn't explain this

reaction, but I felt sure that Dixie was embraced. Jai

Ma.

 

love,

 

Prajna

 

--- GeorgeSon <leokomor wrote:

 

> Dear Beloved Brothers and Sisters:

>

> Even though Snehalata had just been wheeled from the

> ICU to a regular room I have difficulty conveying

> how strong, brave and courageous Snehalata sounded

> in our coast to coast conversation.

>

> Snehalata was not practicing surrendering. I felt

> that Dixie had experientially (totally) surrendered

> to Amma's will. This was not theoretical. Dixie

> was completely at peace whichever way Amma took Her.

>

>

> My feeling here is that Snehalata was not afraid of

> death because she KNEW (not thinking) but KNEW that

> Amma was going to take her wherever she needed to

> go.

>

> The metaphysical part mentioned in the previous post

> went something like - "Amma has the direction in Her

> hands". Again I cannot express it any better at

> the moment.

>

> Snehalata spoke English with a refinement that

> befits her status as a veteran English teacher.

> Sorry if I butchered her dialog in the previous

> post.

>

> Dixieji's devotion to Amma was tangible and rang

> completely true to this awestruck Son. No verbal

> hyperbole just the peace that comes with knowing

> what Amma will do with Trust in Her direction.

>

> I need to stop for this evening. Will try to post

> on Friday. Sleep well brothers and sisters.

>

> Love,

>

> George

>

>

>

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