Guest guest Posted September 17, 2005 Report Share Posted September 17, 2005 I became His devotee in 1952 and to relate all my experiences through which I've had material benefits and mental solace, it would take volumes to put them on paper. I shall narrate two of the most important occasions in my life when Sri Swamiji had intervened and saved us to be able to write them now. My son aged 20 years survived a major accident which should've been fatal but for the Grace of Sri Swamiji. The day was Thursday, the 8th of July, 1971. It was the very memorable day of the year since it was Guru Poornima Day. My wife and I had done Padha Puja to Sri Swamiji as usual and took Prasad and Blessings from Him and left for our house to make arrangements for our proposed trip on 10. 7. 71 to Nagpur to finalise an alliance for my only daughter. My son left the house at 9-10 P. M. to Shenoy Nagar to receive Guruji's Blessings. He was cycling at moderate speed on the main road when a State Transport bus coming in the opposite direction hit at his cycle and threw him off about forty feet away The cycle was twisted beyond recognition and he was unconscious. We had the news by 9. 30 P. M. and ..my wife and I rushed to the spot with Sri Sai Baba's name on our lips to see the boy on the road smeared all over with blood and groaning with pain. A case was booked by the Police and he was admitted to hospital. The blood pressure and pulse rate were going down and down and any amount of glucose administered intravenously would not improve his pulse The doctors were puzzled and said they could say something hopeful only the next day. One thing was sure. Haemorrhage was somewhere in the system but they could not locate the exact spot even after taking X-Rays of all the possible spots of haemorrhage Next day the Chief said that an exploratory operation had to be done and only after opening they would be able to locate the spot from which blood was draining so fast. I did not want to disturb Sri Swamiji early in the morning since I knew what a great strain He should have had the previous day (Guru Poornima). I wrote about the accident on a piece of paper and sent it to Him through my second son about 10 A. M. seeking His blessings. The boy was asked to meet Him at 3 P M. By that time the doctors proceeded with the operation and instead of exploring part by part, they opened up right from the chest down to the naval and at last found his liver was ruptured very badly and about 3 litres of blood out of the total 5 litres of blood in the human body, had been drained. The Chief came out of the theatre, summoned me and said all that is humanly possible would be done and that he could assure survival upto 30% and for the rest 70% I should look upto God. The experiences of Devotees as published in Shri Sai Leela Magazine, can be read at www.saileelas.org/magazines/SAILEELA/exp.htm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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