While on a tour, introversion, bhav of surrender & prayers increased and I got the opportunity to imbibe God’s Chaitanya.

Having intense awareness of the existence of God or the Guru in any form, performing every act in life is known as ‘having bhav’.

Shrikrushna highlights the difference between Bhogabhumi and Yogabhumi and in other picture lady seeker depicts the difference between ‘Navaratri’ celebrations in Bharat and Halloween celebrated in western countries.

The earth region represents our mind. Just as we can shape the mud as per our wish, we can also mould our mind as per our wish.

Pictures drawn by Mrs. Uma Ravichandran depicting Shrikrushna teaching virtuous conducts in daily life and performing puja to lady-seeker.

Pictures depicting how Shrikrushna is helping lady seeker at every step in her spiritual practice.

Picture drawn when lady-seeker was felicitated for attaining spiritual level of 61% by Sanatan’s saint Pujya Satyavan Kadam and picture depicting Mrs Uma’s state before and after commencing sadhana.

Mrs. Uma Ravichandran draws pictures of child-seeker playing hide-and-seek with Bhagawan Shrikrushna and one in which she pretends to be angry so that Shrikrushna pays attention to her.

Mrs. Uma Ravichandran draws pictures depicting bhav of actions such as praying to God, doing manaspuja and Shrikrushna performing consecration of Deity Muruga to awaken bhav of lady-seeker.

Now let us see 2 pictures drawn by Mrs. Uma Ravichandran, one in which child-seeker is doing atmanivedan before H.H. Dr Athavale and other in which she is seeking forgiveness of Shrikrushna.