Guest guest Posted August 30, 2005 Report Share Posted August 30, 2005 DADAJI GOPINATH JOSHI, Ram Maruti Road, Dadar, Says: I went to Shirdi in 1932. My son, aged 12 months, had smallpox and fever. The illness was serious. Udhi and Tirtha were applied. Without any medicine, the boy was restored to health. I vowed, I would take him to Shirdi. Somehow, I failed to perform my vow for a long period. My boy got fits. I then remembered my vow and the breach of my promise. I vowed this time that I would positively and quickly take him to Shirdi and perform various ceremonies if he should be cured. He was cured. At once, ie in 1932, I took him to Shirdi. There we performed Abhishek. We then started away. When we were half way towards Kopergaon, the fits revived. R.B.Purandhare, who was with us, asked us to go back and see what performance of the vows we were still defaulting in. Then we learnt that only Abhishek had been done and the rest remained unperformed. So we set about fulfilling all our vows. Then the boy, who had been half unconscious and in fits till we reached Shirdi climbed up the Samadhi of Baba and was clapping his hands. We had no more trouble. Again in 1933, we went to Shirdi. On the way at Kopergaon, we got on foot into the Godavari, as some one told us it was fordable at that time. But when I, bearing my son in my arm, and my wife reached the middle of the stream, the force of the current seemed very strong and it seemed that we would be washed down by the current. I felt giddy also. I closed my eyes and began to pray to Sai Baba for help. Within five minutes, Bala Gurav, a servant of Sai Samsthan, came into the middle of the river and held me and helped me through. He held and helped my wife also to cross the river. Source:Devotees Experiences of Sai Baba by Narasimhaswamiji __ Start your day with - make it your home page http://www./r/hs Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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