Mataji on my 2005-2006 Nepal visit

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This is a most remarkable dakini. During my stay in Nepal between 1982-1992

I went to see her many times for darshan. For over seven years she never left a

small cement room at one of Hinduism's holiest places, Pausupatinath. For the

entire period and some time before, she took no food or water, and often spent

days on end in breathless samadhi. I hadn't seen her in over 12 years and was

not sure I would find her at her previous dwelling. I went there and found her

room empty; but upon gazing about the large courtyard, I saw her in the distance

teaching some devotees beneath a tree. I approached her and reminded her who I

was. She remembered me immediately and actually cried several times reminiscing

about the many times I brought my daughters and their Mom to see her, and many

other people as well. I requested her to talk a bit about her life and how she

acquired the siddhi of not needing food or drink for so long. This led into a

talk lasting over two hours that covered not only much of her life, but yogic

practices as well, and her insights while in samadhi. She also discussed the

world's recent calamities, both natural disasters and man made ones. Among the

interesting insight she had while in samadhi was a vision of the king's

assasination before it happened. When she mentioned it, an elder sitting beside

me acknowledged that she had mentioned the vision to him before the unfortunate

event

occurred.

 

Look for a bio of her life here in a week or two. Also, fortuneately I had my

ipod with me and recorded our entire conversation. I will also post this when I

have time to translate it.

 

Richard Diary

 

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