As Daaji sat in the swing that morning, Nanak, Radha, and Laetitia came to greet him together. Little Nanak said, "Dada, it's Papa's birthday today." After offering Prasad, Daaji went to the new school construction site for a visit. Jeyabal wanted to show Daaji where he had planned to plant the mahogany trees in the gap between the coconut trees. 

Mr. & Mrs. Sethi met Daaji before they left for the airport. Mrs. Sethi gave a couple of paintings to Daaji. Daaji then asked Kannan to get the painting that was in the living room and showed it to them. After a short discussion with all of them, Daaji began feeling the onset of a headache and came to sit on the swing. He had some green tea and watched a video on how to make jasmine essential oil. After that, he went to take some rest. 

A late lunch later, he cut the birthday cake. Daaji then returned to work on his office computer. In the evening, he went for a walk, inspecting the water being sprayed in the backyard garden. Padmashri Shri Vijay Bhatkar, the Indian scientist who is known as the architect of India’s supercomputing called Daaji and they spoke for a little while. After dinner, Daaji spoke to a college friend from yesteryear and they had a conversation on the phone. 

It is interesting to watch the gradual flow of people towards Daaji as he becomes more and more known to the outside world as a true changemaker. This true spread of Sahaj Marg, wherein the soul recognizes the soft whisper of the Source that emanates from Daaji’s presence, is beginning to herald a new era of human potential. Daaji, in his silent transmission, simply lets it happen, and hearts flower in his presence as Grace falls on parched hearts like a much-needed rain after a hot summer. Who knows how many lives have gone by?