Conversation with Sahaja Yogis, support the art, Pratisthan, Pune, Maharashtra, India. (1991-1214). But compared to Western countries it’s so cheap here, I tell you. See the workmanship of it and really, it’s important thing. These great saris when you see the drape is so well done [UNCLEAR]. They may come in India, might be the ticket cheap. But the variation can make it even cheaper, much cheaper for me now with the variation. Last year it was 30 rupees I think or something less – 28 rupees. Now it is paying 48 rupees per a pound.  a Sahaja Yogi: It was 23 in March, Shri Mataji. Hmm? Where? Per pound? Forty-eight. March it was 23? Really? What a take. Twenty-three it was, eh?  But it doesn’t help in the country because they can shoot up the prices, you see. But the average people, they are not having foreign exchange with them, so they put up everything. I don’t know why. With the variation everything they have raised, I mean, eating, temples and all this. See, it’s very impressive. There may be something but …. At least what I always feel that the art should not die, whatever it is – would it be the variation, in-variation, whatever it is – but it should not kill the art of the country. But sometimes it does.  India is so full of art, such a lot of things. But if they get very hard on them, they may just give up and they Read More …