see it and take it for granted. The most you can do is through your own efforts, or through the guidance of Walis on the Path, to change your angle of vision slightly. You will not take a complete turn, but you will shift your vision. Let us have a demonstration to make it clear. I have not explained this in India. This is the gross plane (pointing to the notebook). This is the subtle plane (pointing to the box). You have formed the habit of seeing the gross world through the gross plane. Now if Beryl contacts a Wali he can't help Beryl to turn about but he can help her to take a step backwards and see through the subtle plane. The gross world is out of sight (Baba removes the notebook). But a Perfect Master makes her jump and she turns around completely, and that is the end. With the help of a Perfect Master, she does not need to step back to go forward.

"The explanation gives me a headache. Actually it does happen this way. Those on the subtle planes have different experiences from those on the gross plane. The angle of vision completely changes but all is still illusion. On the mental plane you see wonderful things. Your vision changes and you see illusion from a different angle. But you have to go beyond illusion; then the gross, the subtle, the mental and God are all here. Don't think that the gross, the subtle, the mental are higher or lower than each other—all are here. It is your own angle of vision that makes the difference. You begin to see more deeply into the subtle, then more deeply into the mental sphere, then you take a complete turn and see yourself as infinite. Nothing remains but your self.

"Have you any idea of that bliss? It is continual, without a break, everlasting, never-changing.

“Don Stevens says: 'Your explanations are superb, really superb!' But you have no idea about explanations. All is not explained in so simple a manner. How infinitely superb to see ME as I really am! Only love can bring you to ME!”

Baba commented: "There were many workers in India at the sahavas. The work is spreading fast. There are now so many centers in Andhra, it is difficult for Adi to remember how many! It is the same in Hamirpur; there are many small centers there. The boys say Baba's name at school or in the fields. They sing bhajans to Baba on the way to school or in groups. When they have to write essays on a great personality, they write on Baba's life,