The Sun, the brain, medical questions. Rahuri (India). 13 January 1986. [Upon arrival: Shri Mataji: “Today is very breezy and nice and cool”. Warren: “It’s Your breeze, Mother”. Shri Mataji (laughing): “I think it’s before that”] Shri Mataji: Please be seated. I’ll have some water. Marriages are over now? Warren: They are going on next door, Mother. Shri Mataji: (Laughing) I thought that I should come here after the marriages are over. It’s better to put it on my back this one, so I’ll be happy. I’ll have some water, please. That’s all, thank you. Lecturing all the time? I thought I’ve come to meet you all, not to give you a lecture. So now we will be going for our further movement and I may have to return back to Bombay. I do not know how comfortable you were here (applause), but you wanted to be away from the maddening crowd (laughter) and I thought this would be the nice place to be here, though Dhumal was all the time insisting that they should stay in some Mangalkaryalay or something. But I told him, “You don’t understand them, they don’t enjoy much of all this cement, concrete.” (Applause) They would always like to be in the company of nature as long as they get some protection from the sun and the rain. And they want to enjoy that kind of a collective living, and they’ll be very happy. But still I don’t think he was very much convinced about Read More …