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Abundance Descends In All Its Glory :)Posted by Khushmita Sanghvi on Jan 19, 2013
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Mona, a regular attendee of the wed's called me a day earlier and requested that her mom really wants to cook for all of us as a token of gratitude and appreciation. She volunteered to cook a delicious rajasthani meal for all the people attending the wed. We were delighted to see Mona and her mom come in early on wed evening and really take great efforts to cook a lavish meal for all! It was the first time Mona's mom had attended the wed but she still was the first one to enter and the last one to leave ensuring every single guest had eaten her meal cooked and served with pure love. Post the gathering she even sang a beautiful song for all of us in her melodious voice :)
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Just as we thought, that the gifts were too many already, we were further surprised to receive a package of beautiful Osho books and calendar from a dear friend and a package of Dharma Comic books sent anonymously from the U.S to us!
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We were thoroughly excited to see so many gifts of love and abundance all over the house that night and truly sent heartfelt love and gratitude to each being who has touched our lives in all manners whether big or small..
The Awakin journey continues with all our fellow pilgrims holding hands and uplifting each other on the path as we walk..and keep walking..
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Sangeeta wrote ...
Abundance flows is right :) I came there carrying a couple of Ojos, but returned with a beautiful hand painted Kabir Stone, book mark and delicious food. Not only that, was delighted to see that the seeds of 'Spread the Word' that were planted some while back have blossomed into the Trust Library and I was a happy recipient of a most interesting book. Needless to say, the space, silence and generous hosts are a gift in themselves.
Having enabled such a beautiful space of flow, abundance is but natural. Thank you :)
PS: I feel its no co-incidence that the snap you shared is of a Ziker(variation of Ojos) made while contemplating the question, "How best can I serve the world?". Little wonder that the Ziker is now at Urban Ashram and the snap on this blog :)
much love
Audrey wrote ...