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His
and our beloved Nina Gitana The
body was not sick. It had become very |
In the Taoist understanding |
we die into this world and are born |
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N i n a G i t a n a |
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Death: August 16, 1926
Birth: August 20,
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In the 1950s Nina was living in New York City. One day when she was visiting an art gallery a tall, very beautiful man walked up to her and asked, "Are you a gypsy?" She replied, " I call myself one." (Gitana in Spanish translates as "gypsy") Said he, "A gypsy is one who lives for love, who considers the whole world her home, and who has no fear of the unknown."
In 1963 when Master Kirpal came to Wawasiki a group took a walk to a large rock outcropping in the great meadow. As they were walking someone asked Nina what does 'Gitana' mean. Before Nina could speak even a word, Master Kirpal replied «Hymn of Life». And then years later In India, when Nina entered the room where Master and Taiji were, Taiji greeted her in a strong voice, «Gitanjali !»
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