Spirituality Information - Journey In The Fields Of Forever Part 63
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Spirituality Information - Journey In The Fields Of Forever (Part 63)
Summary:
With the last-minute preparations completed, I embarked on my journey. Time melted into a blend of hours and days as airports, planes, flight attendants, and taxis smoothly carried me to my destination on the other side of the world. Day turned into night, stretching into eternity as we flew across oceans and continents. Sleep overcame me several times during the long flight.
Emerging groggily from the plane, I felt as if I’d traveled through a whirlwind of time. In the bustling Bombay airport, I searched for my friend Pandayji, who had promised to meet me. Punctual as ever, I had first met him years ago on my initial visit to his country, and a lasting friendship was forged instantly. Despite the distance, we've maintained a lively correspondence, keeping each other updated on our lives. I was eager to see him again after many years.
As I approached immigration and customs, I spotted Pandayji. He had aged only slightly since my wife, Mardai, and I last bid him farewell at this very airport. Pandayji, like an older brother to Mardai, treated her like royalty and ensured we lacked nothing during our visit. He had mourned deeply when he learned of her passing, and his letters, filled with anguish and empathy, provided great comfort to me. Now, he greeted me warmly, my soul-brother.
"You look well, my brother," he said with a tear glistening in his eye as he embraced me. "It has been too long."
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