Guest guest Posted November 29, 2001 Report Share Posted November 29, 2001 "One day at about 10 a.m. a certain princely person appeared before Bhagavan. We need not mention names, but it is enought to say that he was very pious and devoted to the worship of Siva, learned in Tamil and in the Scriptures. He had great love for saints (sadhus). Having heard of Sri Bhagavan's greatness, he had long been eager to pay his respects to Him, and now after several years of effort had come to Him. In his royal robes, he stood in the presence of Bhagavan for over half an hour; nobody spoke to him or asked him to be seated. It seemed that he found pleasure in standing before Bhagavan, and stood motionless like a statue. His glorious eyes were all the time on that devout personality, blessing him with His Grace. Bhagavan and he remained without a movement; there was perfect stillness in the room. It was a wonderful sight to see the Ekarat (Emperor of Saints) Himself giving and the princely beggar receiving at His hands. After the half hour, the Prince prostrated before Bhagavan and left." (T.K. Sundaresa Iyer: At the Feet of Bhagavan, p. 46) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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