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A guiding book full of Love

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Revisado: 10-04-24

In her book, Walking Home with Baba, Rohini Ralby walks you, the readers, through spiritual practice with pure Love that can be felt as soon as you've begun reading or listening to the first page. It is clear, concise, and engaging as she teaches spiritual practice and reveals her own personal experiences while studying with her Guru, Baba. It is the most loving gift I have given during the holiday season, and a book that I truly treasure because of both what and how Rohini teaches. Walking Home With Baba is not only a wonderful read and listen, but it will serve as a reference for you for the rest of your life. Walking Home with Baba is honestly the best book I have read, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to people from all walks of life.

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A true guide to living Love

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Revisado: 10-04-24

Living the Practice Volume One: The Way of Love shows the internal practice necessary to know God and attain Love. Rohini Ralby’s decades of experience and profound respect and love for her own Guru, Swami Muktananda, shine through clearly and beautifully on every page, providing concrete guidance on how to actually do spiritual practice. I love that I can explore this book in multiple ways – in or out of sequence – and keep digging through its many layers of meaning. I honestly experience happiness and Love because of Rohini and what she teaches in this book. Alongside her books Walking Home with Baba and the accompanying Living the Practice Volume Two: The Warrior of Love, this book is one of the most important and deeply cherished books that I own, both in its print and audio versions.

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What is in this book is a gift available to us all

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Revisado: 10-04-24

Reading Living the Practice Volume Two: The Warrior of Love makes me happy. I feel joy reading and listening to this book, because I am understanding myself, people, the world, and Love a little more deeply every time I open it.

There are times when I want to seek a particular passage in the book, and there are other moments when I’ll just turn to a random page; without fail, Rohini’s words or paintings reveal an internal lesson that somehow always applies to whatever my momentary experience might be. It is so remarkable and relieving.

Through essays, paintings, poems, and stories that are utterly human and relatable, (one of my favorites is about finally recognizing a simple truth at age 23), Rohini gives us and explains the literal Practice–exactly what to do, and how to do it–that can and is to be done in every moment of the day. And it works. Because of Rohini and the Practice that she teaches in this book, my life is changing for the better and I experience Love.

On a regular basis as I go throughout the day, I find myself recognizing and applying lessons from the book, such as working with the “Non-resistance” fourchotomy in “Conscious Non-resistance”. With essays such as “Are You Sharing or Reporting?”, wherein she so clearly delineates the experiential differences between the two, I can check myself, reflecting on what my honest motivation is in a given situation, and then grow.

Rohini’s poems are also so full of meaning, and because I understand something differently or something more each time going back and rereading, they are extremely helpful. It amazes me how a word like “own” in her poem, “karmic chain”, for example, could be read as an adjective, a verb, or potentially even a pronoun, and yet all of these possibilities work and shed light. It’s fun to read them.

This book has become a part of my daily life. Rohini writes on page 219, “...because the Guru’s motivation is Love, the outcome is always freeing, whether or not the disciple sees it at first…Externally, the situation may remain difficult, but the experience of those difficulties, and the reasons for them, change…The Guru frees us to live a life filled with the many textures and layers available to all of us. We look at a scene and see the fullness and Love rather than the most superficial and empty elements.” I am enjoying how every experience has within it an inherent lesson if I’m willing to listen and to do the Practice that Rohini teaches within the pages of The Warrior of Love. What is in this beautiful book is a gift, and the most incredible part is that it is available to us all. How lucky are we?

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