"The Fruit Tree and the Angels":
Memoir from Boris Nikolov
Adi, a sister of ours, falls ill very heavily, she cannot get up from bed. They say to the Master "Adi is ill". The Master says: "Tell her to get up and come to me". They tell Adi and she marvels how she would go to the Master, she cannot [even] get up. But the Master insists. Then she dresses herself, gets up and goes to Izgreva, accompanied only by the sister, who has passed to her the words of the Master. When she arrives, the Master tells her to sit down. He takes with his two fingers her finger of Apollo [1] on one of her hands, then on the other hand. Her illness passes. The Master says to her: "Never fall asleep under a fruit tree". Adi is very surprised. From where does the Master know that the previous day she has fallen asleep, although for several minutes only, under a plum tree. "Never fall asleep under a fruit tree. Beings live in them, who sap the life powers and de-magnetize man". After this Adi asks: "Master, didn't you tell us, that when the trees blossom, then the Angels visit the earth. That is why I lay under the tree, so that They would visit me".
"The mind must go through a strict School, in order to develop, [in order] for all its centers to be revived. The Angels do not step on the Earth. When they come on Earth, they step on the human heads, on the human minds and bring light in them."
Adi learned something new about the trees and the Angels.
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Notes to the memoir:
Translated by: Christophorus, Published online: 27 Feb 2006
Reference: Memoir by Boris Nikolov (1900-1991) from "Examples From Our Life With the Master",
No. 112
Original source:
"Izgrevat", Volume II, Biblioteka "Jziten Clas" (Vergilii Kreustev), Sofia, 1995, ISBN 954-90041-1-2;