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Chapter
23 - The Thank You Card It was a beautiful day in Grants Pass.
I walked up the gravel road to the mailbox. My mind began to wander back on the last few weeks. I had been teaching in Grants Pass for over
six months now and I was happier than I could ever remember. I had recently dealt with some students who wanted to make Rama wrong for
not letting me continue my study with him.
As usual, I would not have anyone, especially my students, trash
Rama. I had told them that their judgments were off
base and that they had no idea how an enlightened mind worked. While I didn't fully understand everything
that Rama did, I trusted his judgment implicitly. I still felt a sense of having let Rama down or not measuring up to his
expectations. I missed the student
meetings and meditating with him. Now
I was over fourteen hundred miles away and I felt that I was far from
being a good teacher. It was
hard because I was constantly flying by the seat of my pants.
I always wondered if I was doing the right thing or if I was
getting off course. I opened the mailbox and there, among the bills and junk mail, was this
small envelope. I ripped open
the envelope and removed the card which said, "Thank You!" A rush of energy and light washed over me as
I opened the card to see it simply signed, "Rama." I laughed and cried at the same time. What a gift. I did not understand how Rama knew that I needed that confirmation at that time. But it was one of the most wonderful gifts I had ever received! Next >>
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