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The author of this book, Marguerite Jalving, is a person with both feet on the ground. With her elegant feminine and worldly grace and strong temperament she abides by her opinions, be it in spontaneous anger or happy enthusiasm and, now and then, with kind of disrespectful thoughts towards Sri Sathya hai Baba when she thinks things is coming too far. At the same time she has a very deep devotion and humble surrender to the Divine and that is the paradox of this book. Therefore you will find it both funny and deeply devotional, the very picture of a mortal human being's dialogue with God and with its dreams and visions of heavenly fantasy. - Lise Jersing.*I have had and still have marvellously beautiful visions and dreams about Sai Baba. The reader may find it difficult to distinguish between a vision and a dream as both takes place during sleep. Yet, there is a considerable difference which is almost impossible to describe. But I shall try anyway. In a dream Baba comes and gives me a message or shows me something from which I should learn. To put it simple: a lesson. A vision is something quite different. Here I am with Baba (or alone) at beautiful celestial places full of light and with a wonderful atmosphere. As a rule, it is not so much a lesson as en adventure which Baba gives me. For a short moment I am allowed to experience this wonderful atmosphere at different planes. It will be clear from the context of the book. Then I would like to say: It is all but words, words, words by which we try hard to express our experiences. Ultimately they cannot be described as they are divine experiences. We human beings must have faith in higher reality outside our little narrow world, our trivial daily life, if we want to understand what the meaning of our life is. - Marguerite Jalving.

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