Apples and Fruit

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Dear Saraji and all

 

In 1994 on Mother's last day in San Ramon She gave me a green plum. I

felt compelled to eat it right away, so I went outside. It was the

perfect plum. It was perfect in texture and in taste. I don't think I

have ever eaten a plum quite like it. As I was chewing my last bite I

felt so disappointed that it was gone, as the experience of eating it was

wonderful in an inexplicable way, but I felt so blessed to have received

it. I saved the pit - I didn't know what to do with it so I put it on my

puja where it stayed for a long time. It was lost when we moved. I had

been going through a difficult time when Mother gave it to me.

 

This last year was another difficult year, and I only got to see Mother

one time. This time Her Darshan was so incredibly powerful and wonderful,

and She took away many months worth of emotional pain in a few seconds.

 

What can I say about a Mother like ours, except that She is beyond words?

 

Jai Ma!

Prasadini

 

 

 

saramj33 wrote:

 

> Dear Brothers and Sisters,

>

> First, thank you Prashanti for sharing your apple and candy bar

> experience.I wish you all the best in being a good and patient

> stepmom. Your step son is fortunate to have you.

>

> I want to ask those of you who have gotten apples,or fruit,or other

> items of food, ( or know someone who has gotten an apple or another

> piece or fruit, or food ) from Amma a question:

>

> Was there anything different about the apple, or piece of

> fruit, or food,...say in texture, taste, smell, or shakti, in

> comparison to an apple, or fruit,you would get from the store?

>

> Amma gave me a red apple during darshan in Chicago this summer.

> I was very humbly grateful to Her.

>

> When I got back to my hotel room I noticed that this apple was

> different from any other apple that I had ever had in my life.

>

> After another day had passed, and I was alone in my room, I took out

> my apple and ate it. It smelled and tasted like an apple from

> heaven....something I had never experienced before.

> It did not even taste like an apple.

> It did not taste like any other food item I had ever eaten before.

> I did not even want to eat anything because I did not

> want the taste of the apple in my mouth to go away.

> The taste did disappear after I next drank some juice.

>

> I tried to perserve the apple core, but was not successful.

> By the time I got home it had molded. So, I buried the

> seeds in the garden, right near the window closest to

> where I have my computer.

>

> Now it is most important for Amma's sweet power to work inside of me.

>

> In Amma,

> Sara J.

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