Practitioner Profile 02308...Slovenia
Practitioner 02308…Slovenia is an SVP and her dedication to selfless service and her contribution to vibrionics has been extraordinary. She first heard about Swami at the Centre for Spiritual Culture in Ljubljana and that brought her to Puttaparthi in October 2001. During her last darshan at the ashram, Swami gave her a long look and this deep gaze from Him made her cry for two days. She believes this was a major turning point in her life as Swami opened her heart after many years of depression and sadness that followed her son's death. Then she came cross the famous book “The Path of Masters” and realized “When a student is ready, the teacher comes”.
It was during her 2nd visit to Puttaparthi in July 2002, during the auspicious time of Guru Purnima that her journey in vibrionics began. She had a deep urge to understand what it meant to engage in selfless service and to explore possible avenues to do so. In no time, on the third day of her visit, she was appointed to serve as a seva dal looking after the Shirdi Sai Baba exhibit in the Chaitanya Jyoti museum. It was the time of the World Conference on seva and the practitioner had an unexpected opportunity to attend the conference. This was a huge boon for her as she learnt about various types of seva activities around the world. This also reminded her of the 15 years she had cherished working as a Red Cross volunteer in her village.
During the conference, the practitioner developed back pain as a result of sitting on the floor for extended periods of time. A fellow Slovenian attendee recommended vibrionics treatment. On experiencing vibro remedies first-hand as a patient, she was so impressed that that she enrolled for the course in the use of Sai Ram Healing Vibrations Potentiser SRHVP. As she had retired a year prior as a secondary school teacher of English and Slovene languages, Dr Aggarwal suggested that she utilize her language skills in translating short articles into Slovene. This has today grown into translating ALL vibro material, a boon for Slovenian practitioners.
With abundant time on hand, the practitioner immersed herself in vibrionics seva. This helped her immensely in transcending from attachment to trivial matters to tasting divine nectar, resulting from spreading love-filled vibrations.By doing daily seva she has learned, to put it in Mother Theresa's phrase, 'do something good for other people and myself'. It has also helped her in becoming more aware of her thoughts, words and deeds.
The big test came during the practitioner’s 3rd visit to Puttaparthi in Dec 2002 when she was hospitalized for pneumonia. After a month, when she left for Slovenia, she had lost 10 kg in weight. Feeling very weak she reached out to a local Practitioner 02264 who made her a prescription but she prepared the remedies herself. It took nearly a year for her to completely recuperate. On hindsight, she feels it was a great cleansing experience. Such is the power of selfless service that even during such a trying period she remained steadfast in doing her vibrionics seva.
In 2008, the practitioner underwent a significant life-changing experience, while treating herself for grade-3 breast cancer (along with allopathic treatment) and she recovered successfully. She then attended a certificate programme in human values at The Institute of Sai Spiritual Education in Mumbai. For her project, she chose “Health & Human Values” with emphasis on vibrionics.
She believes that Swami has been sending her patients who need a lot of attention especially, those suffering from depression and cancer. As she has been personally through the journey of suffering and recovery related to both ailments, she is able to relate to such patients at a deeper level. In the last 15 years, Swami has given the practitioner a lot of seva opportunities at the Sai Centre in Ljubljana, although her main focus continues to be vibrionics. Translating the newsletter has been immensely satisfying for her as it has given her the opportunity to learn from other healers' experiences.
Over the years, her seva has only grown from strength-to-strength as she developed higher levels of self-confidence. She claims that she does not have any special approach to treatment; however, she likes to motivate her patients by telling them some powerful sayings such as 'Let us work as we would live forever, but be ready to leave tomorrow'. The practitioner went to school after the second world war in the communist Yugoslavia, so she still remembers and works according to the saying: 'One for all, all for one'.
She expresses sincere gratitude to Practitioner 02264 and Practitioner 00512, with both of whom she shares a special bond as a result of collaborating in practicing vibrionics and exchanging rich experiences.
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