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Nilisha Rao, India |
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I am Indian, a Hindu by religion, and I am interested in everything transcendental. My connection with Opus Dei goes back to the beginnings of its presence in New Delhi, and has helped me in my search for my own spiritual path. Hearing about Josemaria Escriva and his mission motivated me a great deal. I have read nearly all his books: The Way, The Forge, Friends of God, etc. I have a great respect for him and I pray to God through him to grant me his blessing and help me be a better person. I would like to share some experiences where I noticed the help of his intercession. When an uncle of mine was ill, and close to death, I used to read to him some really beautiful points or paragraphs taken from books by Josemaria Escriva. Although Hindu by birth, my uncle had faith in Christ. He asked me if Christ also died for him. I said yes, and when he heard this he was filled with happiness; a few days later he died peacefully. Ever since I acquired the regular habit of meditating on the teachings of the founder of Opus Dei I have found it easier to face up to life’s difficulties, and I have a smile for people who treat me badly. I am more patient, tolerant and compassionate.
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