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floor. The next morning I took part of my newspaper to roll up into balls and

to stick into the shoes. (This is a standard treatment for soaked shoes.) But

it was unnecessary - The shoes were totally dry, with NO sign of ever having

been wet. When my host telephoned to arrange to collect me so he could buy me

another pair of shoes I told him it was totally unnecessary. (Later I was told

that the "warmth," the Bhava, of the Bhajan followed me back to the hotel and

dried my shoes and made them like new.) A second story - I was in contact with

a devotee of the "Living Yogi," Sri Sri Shivabalayogi Maharaj to buy a copy of a

book about Him that she had and is out of print. This was a Friday. I intended

to put the money in the mail on Saturday but forgot to do so immediately, going

to have my car inspected. The line was SO long that by the time I was finished,

the Post Office was closed and the only Saturday pick-up

completed. At 2:00 PM I put the envelope in my curbside mailbox, figuring my

mailman would take it, which he did. Remember, there was no further Saturday

pick-up and none on Sunday. I e-mailed the devotee what happened and told her

to expect the payment by week's end. (Note: I was in New Jersey and she in

rural Virginia 30 miles from the nearest Post Office.) Monday morning, first

thing, she e-mailed me that the payment had already arrived in her mail

delivery. There is no way to explain how this envelope could travel 300 miles

over a weekend. The world is filled with wonders, yet we are blind to see

them. If only people would open their eyes! P E Miller texasauditor

<texasauditor > wrote: Om Namah Shivaya! Everybody in this group

please accept my humble namaskaaram! May you and your familes/friends be

blessed by the omnipresent Mahadev!

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