
At the Fairview School in Skokie, IL |

Bapu and Dinkar Uncle
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Dinkar Uncle
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Vipulbhai (President of Skokie Indian Association) |

Rajesh (Powai) garlands Ashwinbhai (London)
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Kusumben garlands Diwaliba
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Bhailalbhai |
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Amitbhai
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Ketanbhai
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Parikshitbhai |

Virajbhai |

Pankajbhai
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Bhavnaben
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Rachnaben and Rinnyben
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The sisters sing an inspiring bhajan |

Mahendralal gifts the participants |

Cake Ceremony
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Swamiji's Blessings |
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Drama: Devotees welcome Yogi Bapa |
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Yogi Bapa comes to Ramnikbhai's home |

Yogi Bapa gives the story of Bharatji from the 5th skand of the Shrimad
Bhagavat
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Bharatji leaves his kingdom and royal lineage to devote to God |

But becomes attached to a baby deer |

On his death bed, Bharatji's focus remains on the deer instead of God |

Ramnikbhai asks Yogi Bapa how he is to attain God if it was so difficult
for even Bharatji |

Yogi Bapa explains the glory of the saint by giving the story of Raghu
who found a diamond and placed it on his favorite
goat's neck
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Lakho buys the goat from Raghu with the intention of acquiring the diamond |

Raghu believes he has earned much money, not understanding the
true value of the diamond
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Lakho takes the diamond and lets the goat free |

Lakho in turn sells the diamond to Gulabchand |

Maneklal visits Gulabchand's jewelry shop |

Gulabchand sells the diamond to Maneklal |

The diamond continues to exchange hands until Anil finally sells the
diamond to Rohit |

A worker warns Hiralal that his son wrongly gave away most of his wealth
for a single diamond
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Another worker expresses the same concern |

Hiralal explains to Rohit the glory of the diamond |

Hiralal and his son await the evening of the full moon |

The full moon night reveals the true value of the diamond
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Yogi Bapa asks a saint to similarly sing the true value of the saint as
given in Bhaktachintamani |

Dinkar Uncle and Bapu bless the drama participants
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Bapu recaps the essence of the story given in Swami Ni Vato 3/61 and
thanks everyone for being a part of the celebration |