Hari Om.
To tell you what we did today: we prayed that all your
nakshaktras from Ashwini to Ravita are satisfied. We prayed to all the planets, and to Ganesha, and asked them to please help us with obstacles, and then we prayed to Mother Gayathri. Above
all this we prayed to every master who existed before our time and who exists
now. We even prayed to the ascendant saints who guide us daily. Daily we have a
saint watching us continually. That’s why there's a saying: "If you're driving, don’t drive
faster than your angel can keep up". Your angel is always there. Even the Moslem
Koran was given to Mohammed by Gabriel who is an angel. And 30 years after that
they revised the Koran to what it is today. The original Koran was given by
Gabriel.
We all have angels. Many of you must have had experienced that sometimes you turn around because it feels like somebody moved past you. But we can only see them at a certain angle. Our
eyes are not trained to see that dimension. We are only trained to see this
dimension and we can't see beyond it. But sometimes you'll turn around
quickly and you can see into that dimension for a second. Your angel is with you 24/7. We talk about
our biological clock. Actually, it's your angel who gets you up in the morning. Once somebody actually
shook me to get up. That’s your angel.
To all of you, we sit here, do the pooja, eat the food and
go home. We don’t know that behind the scenes there is Rajen. He doesn't actually belong to the Gayathri Peedam, but one phone call to him and he’s here to cook supper for us – and
he doesn’t charge us a cent. He says, "That’s for the Mother". He’s our lifesaver.
He always comes, sits there, prepares the food, and then leaves.
Om.
