Throw a pebble in the water and it is said to make a lot of ripples. Even if you see the ripples, you may never meet the pebble face to face. So it is that I have never met the Founder and yet, somehow, he has permeated into the soul of my being.
It is said that you cannot know the taste of the mango unless you taste it. Perhaps if you stand in the shadow of the mango tree long enough, contemplate upon its meaning, you can come to experience some noble part of it. So, I firmly believe that after staying so many times in the Ashrama of the Founder, a part of his essence has been bestowed upon me, touched me in a way that will never be undone.
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