Babaji ceremony

I received so much peace last night from Babaji night. Waves upon waves of healing energy washed
over me. Tears poured down my cheeks as I held Kala close to my heart. Joh next to me.
Sorry Joh, sometimes I get angry and it hurts you. I apologize.


The hurt I held in my heart was washed away. To the point that I don’t even feel the need to address it.
I will be here but I will be free. Thank you Babaji for your healing touch of light and joy.
You are eternal, beloved by us 3.

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