Guest guest Posted September 8, 2005 Report Share Posted September 8, 2005 Rasane of Poona says, “I went to Baba, thinking that I would allot a share to him in the profits in a business transaction, and I was massaging his feet. Baba replied expressly that he did not want to get involved in any samsara like sharing the profits. So I gave up the idea”. He records two more similar experiences: “I had two questions in my mind and he gave answers to both: 1. ‘There are so many crowding to Sai Baba . Do they all derive benefit from him?’ To this he replied vocally. ‘Look at the mango tree in blossom. If all flowers turned into ripe fruits, what a splendid crop it would be! But do they? Most of them fall off (either as flowers or as unripe fruits, owing to winds etc.). Very few remain!’ 2. ‘If Baba were to pass away, how hopelessly adrift I would be and how am I to fare then?’ To this Baba answered that he would be with me whenever I thought of him, wherever I am. That promise he has kept up before 1918 and since too. He is still with me. He is still guiding me.” As an instance of this he mentions: “There was a theft in my house. My old friend stole my wife’s jewel-box including her auspicious nathi. I wept before Baba’s photograph. The next day the man returned the jewel box and prayed for pardon.” Source: http://www.saibharadwaja.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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