DATE WITH THE GODS

214 DATE WITH THE GODS

group of people get together and decide who will pull the
strings: military coups, revolutions, price raises, head­
lines, wars, money, power plays. It all goes on at one
table. My mother used to tell me about these things, but
I never believed her. Like you, she told me that a certain
president was finished and I mocked the situation,
saying, no king as big as Richard M could ever be
finished. I remember her saying that she would be the
happiest woman in the world if she knew where that
conference room was. One thing she was was sure of
wa s that this table was bigger than any church, govern­
ment or political party in the world. In other words, their
power was simply enormous."
"Your mother sounds like a tough cookie."
"She likes to think of herself like that."
"I know, she is a wonderful person, a true Chris­
tian .... "
"Are you kidding ?" I asked with surprise.
"Wait, you didn't let me finish. She's a true Christian
in that she loves her fellow human beings. Have you
known her not to be concerned with people? Someone
who would travel thousands of miles just to help the
victims of some devastated area?"
Rama, using her special gifts, had discovered that my
mother had volunteered to help earthquake victims at
one time.
She doesn't advertise what she does. But she seems
to enjoy that sort of thing. But she hates Jesus freaks."
"No, she does not 'hate,' she 'dislikes'; she doesn't have
the patience for nonsense."
"How did you know about my mother? You haven't
even met her."
"You should know by now that I can sense your
mother in your vibrations. She's a good Christian
because there is no hate in her. If she had bad vibes I