Sai Baba the Master - By E.Bhardawaj

[Guest guest]

This second form of sadhana coupled with individual study, meditation and

prayer will form a powerful means of not only unfolding our own divine

potential, but also of social uplift through the much needed spiritual

education.

 

Mr. Gopalareddy, a native of the neighbouring village of Kothapalem,

records his experience:

 

“Our baby ‘Malli’ on the 14th day after her birth was being brought home

from the maternity hospital at Nellore. I was handing over the baby from

the railway platform (at Nellore station) to my wife who had boarded the

train. Unfortunately the baby slipped from the rubber sheat in my hands and

fell down between the train and the platform. It did not cry. We could not

make out where it was badly hit. The baby was disabled. Her hands and legs

became useless. The doctors tried their best but could only save its life.

The disabled limbs remained so. The baby did not grow up well but remained

thin. She could not walk, but dragged her legs along as she moved on her

buttocks. Even at the age of four the girl could not speak. We were

heart-broken at her condition, and we were helpless. We left everything to

God’s will.

 

After quite some time we happened to hear of Sri Bharadwaja through my

nephew Vijayakumar (who was a student of the college in which Sri

Bharadwaja was working). We wanted to see him but the time had not come for

us yet. Atlast, by Baba’s grace, he visited our house. We put the sad

plight of our four-year-old daughter before him. He glanced at her

benignly, passed his hands over her limbs and said that by Baba’s grace the

child would recover. He then gave the girl the sweet that he had offered to

Baba’s picture. To our surprise the girl started walking from the next day;

now she can run, and climb the staircase. She has gained her speech. Now

she sings Baba’s bhajan. By Baba’s grace, both of us – my wife and I have

improved much, materially and spiritually”.

 

Source: http://www.saibharadwaja.org