Jai Jai Jai Shri Mataji

What an eventful weekend it has been. Yesterday was Deepavali (Diwali in Tamil) and it was a public holiday for us in Malaysia. On Saturday, a cobra came into Lat’s house. I was there and was terrified. Jump on the couch and crouched there to watch the cobra as it has slithered through the gap under the door and rested underneath the shoe rack. We were wondering what to do with it, then checked vibrations and it was cool to remove it. So, Lat called the firemen. They came and took the cobra in just 5 minutes. I asked one of them what will they do with it, killed it? He said they will release it in the jungle. So, here are the photos. A few of them, one is before it was caught, when it was caught and after it was caught. Then on Sunday, I went for a seafood lunch at Kuala Selangor with my family. On the way, took some photos of a cow and some monkeys and a stray puppy, very cute. The drive is just so beautiful. Then in the evening, went to Jaso’s house for Diwali dinner...

I believe that if everyone is kind to everyone, then kindness will follow everywhere, and it can be spread. But if unkindness prevails, that unkindness will spread, just like any negativity. I feel that I have become more unkind, to myself, to my loved ones, to friends and families. I guess I can identify when I start to become like that but I guess I better not to blame anyone at this moment. I take full responsibility for becoming unkind. No one has force me. Just that the unkindness has spread and I have succumbed to it. I realised how dangerous the spreading of unkindness is, how love can sometimes be mistaken as harm, how helping another person can be viewed as hurting. It takes away the joy, the love in our heart. Heart becomes hard and softness disappears. I have to remember that I am a Sahaji and Sahaja Yoga is kind, and all Sahaja Yogis are kind, and love is always there, that Shri Mataji loves us all. Be nice to everyone. Photo showing rainbow outside my office.

Couple of weeks back, I dreamt of Shri Mataji. All the Sahaja Yogis were at the National Seminar and we were getting ready to take our group photo. Someone took my hand and told me to stand in front of the terrace. As we were already in position, Shri Mataji arrived. She came to me and She held both of my hands and She said, "I wish you all the best in everything you do." Wow, felt so good when I woke up. Can still remember those words, as if She really has spoken to me face to face.

Someone said this, "The eyes are the window to the soul." "And the eye lids are the curtains", says Lat.