Jacquelyn Raye Davis

The Girl in the Krishna Blue Sari: a Journey from There to Here Jacquelyn Raye Davis

The Girl In The Krishna Blue Sari is a spiritual memoir; a snippet in time of a young woman?s four year journey from a life lived in black and white and ruled by the certainties of right and wrong, to the experience of life as it flows in living color; a life filled with the surprising welcoming of uncertainty, and the fear and joy of not knowing what is to come; and where no judgment can stand the test of time. The story opens in the Tucson desert, mountains in the spring of 1974. After realizing (a three-day stint of non-stop sobbing on mountain ridge near her desert home was her first clue), that the life she had been living was a lie, she sets out on a journey of self-discovery. It begins with a magical visit from a miniature holy man at the Tecate Mexico yoga retreat of Mataji Indra Devi, and continues on the dusty back roads of southern India. With nothing to go on, without expectation of what is to come, she is taken on an exhilarating and sometimes frightening rollercoaster ride into the depths of her unconscious as she is pulled by a force beyond her understanding from the ?safety? of her desert home to a life in the abode of the unfathomable Sri Sathya Sai Baba. She was not a seeker after truth, but was soon to discover that Truth was in fact, seeking her.