Jai Shri Mataji I Saw the Valay In 1978, Shri Phadke ji visited his friend Mr. Marathe’s house to speak about Sahaja Yoga. Before leaving, he prayed to Shri Mataji, asking for the right words. When he reached, he was surprised to find 7–8 learned, retired people waiting. They had deep knowledge of scriptures like the Geeta, Dnyaneshwari, and Dasbodh, and began questioning him one after another. Phadke ji had never studied these texts. Yet, in complete surrender, he silently prayed, “Shri Mataji, now You must save me.” What followed was astonishing. For hours, he answered every question with clarity and depth, leaving everyone amazed. When asked if he had studied these scriptures, he simply said, “No.” A few days later, his friend revealed something even more extraordinary. While Phadke ji was speaking, a luminous circle (Valay) had appeared on the wall behind him. It remained throughout his talk and disappeared the moment he stopped. His friend even checked for reflections ...
An Extract from the book written by Sri Baba Mama brother of Shree Mataji, "My Memoirs" : In August 1942, my father was in jail and the family was under financial stress. At such a juncture, Shri Mataji, who was studying in the Science College, decided to stop Her college on the 15th of August, our Independence Day, by picketing in front of the gate. My mother, though very conservative, did not object to Her political activity. As a protest, Shri Mataji decided to picket in front of Her college and stop all the students who were trying to enter. The Principal of the college was a good friend of the family, but he got orders from the British authorities to rusticate anybody who picketed or disobeyed the college rules. Mr. Krishnamurti, who was vice principal, was asked to go and persuade Shri Mataji to stop and to say that if She did not stop picketing, She would be given a college-leaving certificate. In those days, rustication meant that you could not seek admission i...