“Lalita Zane highlights how her relationship with her husband has never been better. They both have strong personalities. It is truly incredible how they now find themselves laughing or having a very deep conversation about “what is”.”

Viveka, from Sweden, says that before she would get upset and argue with her husband when he was upset about something, but now she simply accepts him and sees that he is fine.

Jarkko, from Finland, describes how there is no personal suffering and it is even hard to remember what it was like with personal suffering, because there is no one there who needs to be free of something. There is only witnessing and experiencing whatever it is, as it is.

Leilane, from the USA, tells how the sensory experiences seem sharp and vivid. When she is focused on someone or something, whether looking, listening, touching, smelling, tasting or experiencing, there is a lush focus, an aliveness.

Hana, from the Czech Republic, states that now it is very easy to relate to other people because there is no hurt, judgement, comparison or guilt, none of that. It is very natural. And there is also a deep focus on everything she is doing.

Oscar Riquelme, from Chile, shares the miracle he received when he burned his hand. He had the calm to call for help and a surprise when discharged: the doctor who treated him was a nationally renowned burns specialist. Oscar had asked Sri Amma Bhagavan to make sure he had only the best doctors and that there would be no after-effects on his hand, which recovered miraculously.

Miro, from Italy, recounts through a dream the transformation he went through in order to convey the gift he received from Sri Amma Bhagavan in the 74,000 Deeksha Yagna processes. He realised how the mind was a prison and found the way to freedom.

Maria Lúcia, from Brazil, realises that when she sees anger as anger, jealousy as jealousy, and she has that awareness of it, the emotion or feeling does not grip her. There are no stories. No suffering. And she experiences true freedom.

John Dey, from the United States, tells how fear dominated his life for most of his adult life. He was afraid of being punished by his father, of his mother’s reactions, of his brother, his friends, his wife, his children. And now the fear is completely gone.

Reseda, from Russia, tells how her relationships with close and dear people also changed. And in that new feeling, she senses a change in the perception of past hurts. There are no commentaries, no stories, no dialogues from the past. Everything is gone. And it is a relief. And the whole burden of the past has dissolved.