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Namaste,

She wrote:

>Suddenly, and before I could stop him, his chubby little hand

whipped up into the air and he struck the image of Sri Ramana right

in the face. As my eyes opened wide in shock and my smile turned to

dismay at his behavior, I yelled out to him..."Jesse, stop it! What

is the matter with you? You don't hit like that. Why did you hit

him?" I was completely puzzled by what he had done, and was

ashamed that my son would strike Sri Ramana. He turned and looked

at me, surprise in his own face, mixed with a child's

indignation..."But, Mommy, he punched me," he said, his own eyes

open wide.

 

I could not believe what I was hearing, yet at this point, so many

strange things had happened in my life that I believed him. Still,

I took on a certain questioning attitude towards him. "He punched

you? What do you mean he punched you? Where did he punch you?" He

looked at me solemn as could be, pointed to the space on his

forehead between his eyebrows and said..."Right here, Mommy." he

still had his own little look of shock on his face and still had

that attitude as if he had every right to defend himself<

 

This is the kind of thing that I question, for the little boy was

angry and defensive, which indicates a foreign thought in his mind.

Perhaps subconsciously planted by the mother or by a spirit.

Questionable anyway. For Ramana as a person doesn't exist---it was

only a body. Ramana suggest that using pictures of dead gurus is

just for concentration that's all........ONS...Tony