Guest guest Posted November 22, 2005 Report Share Posted November 22, 2005 food arrives, it is handed over to the attendants and they serve it to Baba," says Ratnakar, Janakiramaiah’s son, who has the privilege of being the closest nephew of Baba. Issues are discussed with Baba over lunch. He then retires to his room to read and rest. At 1 p.m. he has fruit and confers with a different set of functionaries. Before long, it is time for his 3.30 p.m. darshan. Even as the car drives down the ramps, Baba listens to the chants of the Vedas. Baba gives personal interviews during the evening session too and then stays back for the bhajans at 5.30 p.m. An hour later he has a light dinner of one puri or some rice and curry, and fruit. At 7 p.m. he retires to his room to read letters. Baba does not reply to any of them, but he says: "When you send a letter to me, it is only a photocopy. The original is already with me in my heart, when you thought of me and asked me something." ============================================================= Ram RAM RAM Thank you & God bless. Om Sri Sai Ram Sarvathah paanipaadam Tat sarvatokshi siromukham Sarvathah sruthimalloke Sarvamavritya thishthathi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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