The author first traveled to India in 1969 at the age of 25. At the time she was leading a worldly life as a social secretary for the Italian government in Los Angeles. Her serious and persistent

Divine Memories

The author first traveled to India in 1969 at the age of 25. At the time she was leading a worldly life as a social secretary for the Italian government in Los Angeles. Her serious and persistent interest in the meaning and purpose of life led her to the other side of the World where she made a great discovery that would eventualy completely change her life. In a South Indian village too small to be on the map she met the greatest spiritual teacher of this Century acknowledged by millions as an Avatar (descent of Divinity in human form). In those early years there were few Westerners in Sathya Sai Baba's ashram and she was one of the fortunate few to have close contact with him while living in India for five years.
In Divine Memories she describes her first trips, and day-to-day life with Sathya Sai Baba, the wondrous miracles and materializations she witnessed and his transformational teachings. In this book, which has delighted readers in over 25 languages since 1990, Eastern philosophy is examined through a Western mind.
In 2009 she wrote Divine Lessons, a culmination of direct experiences and spiritual study recounting stories and extracting profound spirtual truths covering a span of four decades.

Divine Memories