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The other notable thing that was happening during that time was the newfound adventure of spiritual discipline. Aided and abetted1, of course, by the introduction into my life of an actual living Indian Guru--for whom I will always have David to thank. I'd been introduced to my Guru the first night I ever went to David's apartment. I kind of fell in love with them both at the same time. I walked into David's apartment and saw this picture on his dresser of a radiantly beautiful Indian woman and I asked, "Who's that?"
He said, "That is my spiritual teacher."
My heart skipped a beat and then flat-out tripped over itself and fell on its face. Then my heart stood up, brushed itself off, took a deep breath and announced: "I want a spiritual teacher." I literally2 mean that it was my heart who said this, speaking through my mouth. I felt this weird3 division in myself, and my mind stepped out of my body for a moment, spun4 around to face my heart in astonishment5 and silently asked, "You DO?"
"Yes," replied my heart. "I do."
Then my mind asked my heart, a tad sarcastically6: "Since WHEN?"
But I already knew the answer: Since that night on the bathroom floor.
My God, but I wanted a spiritual teacher. I immediately began constructing a fantasy of what it would be like to have one. I imagined that this radiantly beautiful Indian woman would come to my apartment a few evenings a week and we would sit and drink tea and talk about divinity, and she would give me reading assignments and explain the significance of the strange sensations I was feeling during meditation7 . . .
All this fantasy was quickly swept away when David told me about the international status of this woman, about her tens of thousands of students--many of whom have never met her face-to-face. Still, he said, there was a
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