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16May
Bernie Koftinoff
RECOLLECTIONS AND MUSINGS OF NOVEMBER 26, 2009 My husband Larry and I were blessed to have the opportunity to travel to Mumbai, India with Master Charles and 21 or so other devotees.
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29Apr
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29Apr
Phyl Graham
After the events of 2008, it is probably surprising that I should choose to return to Mumbai. I will attempt to explain the reasons for my return and describe my experiences during the 8 days I spent there. In this way I can share the story with my family and friends.
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28Apr
Gautam Sachdeva
The phoenix is a mythical bird, believed to have a life-span of 500 years. When it nears the end of its long life, it builds a nest, sits in it, and then self-ignites, enacting what seems like a spontaneous combustion. Both the phoenix and its nest go up in a blaze of glory, and are reduced to ashes. From these ashes, a young phoenix is born, to live again for another 500 years. The young phoenix embalms the ashes of its old self in an egg and flies with it to the Egyptian city of Heliopolis - the ‘sun-city’, where it deposits the same. The phoenix is considered an emanation of sunlight. It is a symbol of immortality through resurrection. The end is the beginning.
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08Apr
Miriam's Mumbai Experience
Miriam Broder Thank you all for providing me the opportunity to share my experience in Mumbai.
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27Dec
Helen Connolly, Canada
This is an account of my experience in India, written shortly after the terrorist attack. Over two years have passed since then. A lot has changed for the better. There is no longer any trace of PTSD. I feel blissful, grateful and inwardly connected to what I call my Divine Beloved most of the time. When someone I haven’t seen in a long time asks with concern, “How are you?” I have to pause and ask myself why the concern…..Oh yes….Mumbai!
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