>> Is that her? << >> Pssst! Don’t disturb her! << Tapeesa smiled inwardly when she heard the conversation between father and son. It often happens that some are awestruck when they see her. She continued her meditation. Seeing her didn't just seem to have attracted the father and son duo. More and more Tagari came to join meditation. The vibrations of the infinite cosmos were noticeably strong and the otherwise difficult undertaking of meditation seemed easy for some beginners this morning. Everyone seemed to become one with the cosmos. While the numerous followers remained in meditation, Tapeesa sat up and strutted through the crowd. She passed one meditator after the other and touched their heads with confident actions. It was magical to see her bringing serenity to her followers faces as if they were carefree for the first time in their life. After touching everyone, she stood in the center of the meditators and turned her gaze to the sky. She stretched her hands out sideways and her head back as if she were completely devoted to the cosmos. She lingered in this position for a few moments until her tails suddenly straightened up. All nine tails now pointed towards the sky. It seemed like they were charged with electrifying vibrations. This energy did not go unnoticed by the meditators, which is why everyone opened their eyes at about the same time. They saw a truly spiritual spectacle. You could tell from their expressions that they were speechless and that amazement was taking over. It took a few moments before the amazed were torn from their trance. One of the many Novani present could not put into words what he had just experienced and seemed to be flabbergasted. >> D-did you guys see that? I.. I can not believe it… I can not describe it... How is that… What was that? << Tapeesa turned her attention to the distraught Novani and said >> Relax. Shhh ... you don't have to describe it. It cannot be put into words. You saw it, but not with your eyes. << With this statement, she said goodbye to her followers. There she went - Tapeesa Sillas Nat'ala.
