Guest guest Posted May 30, 2006 Report Share Posted May 30, 2006 Sairam, Devotees Experiences: D.M. Mulky XVII 10th December, 1936. D. M. mulky, m.b.b.s., Medical Practitioner, Gadag says: It was in 1915 that a sad incident took place in my family. My eldest brother's son, a distinguished I class B.A., aged only 18 with all bright prospects before him, suddenly became a convert to the Christian faith. The father, who doted on the boy, was simply stunned and could not find any solace, no matter whoever it was who talked to him. It was then that the late Hon. Mr. Hari Sita Ram Dixit (Sri Sayi Maharaja's right hand practically) took my brother and the family to Shirdi and by His Grace, both the father and the mother found peace once again in life. Their another son, who is also B.A. and is now in the G. I. P. Railway's service, was a patient of Chronic Osteonyetitis which was being treated by the best surgeons of Bombay then without any effect, and this boy's wound in the bone was fully healed by the Vibhootl of Sri Sayi Maharaj and His loving and merciful dristh (glance) only. Somehow or other these people began Bhajan, of and on visiting Shirdi, and I had no idea of this at all. In 1916 I was posted to Bombay in the Government service attached to the Parel Laboratory and I found that these things were going on in my brother's house, only more or less secretly. I had not even seen the photo of Shrt Sal Baba till then; nor even later, till the next incident, which I mean to detail now. It was in the month of October, 1916, that I fell very seriously ill and my temperature used to be ranging between 105 to 106. F without any intermission and the local doctors were doing their level best to relieve me. Unfortunately there was not the slightest improvement. After a week nearly, one Thursday evening at my brother's place, they performed the Puja in the evening and I heard the Bhajan etc., and this was very strange to me, because I had not seen such things there, and I confess I was also more or less atheistic in tendency and I don't know it may be that Shri Sai Maharaj, an Avatar of Gurunath, wanted to save me from an atheistic doom. My temperature was about 104.6 and that night, I got a dream, wherein an old man with a long white kupni to cover his body and some white cloth tied over his head (after the fashion of what men and women do in South India after a head bath) appeared and said that I should nor worry, that I should at once come to His darshan and that the fever would pass off at once if I promised to do so. This frightened me and I screamed and woke up at the sound of my own screaming. My sister-in-law - she was and is still more than a mother to me ran up to my bedside, found me in horrible perspiration and in tears. I explained to her the dream and she at once brought a photo of Shri Sai Maharaj and asked me whether it was the same. I could at once recognise the old man of my dream and we at once decided that I should take the earliest opportunity to visit Him. The fever did not come on again; I was fully alright and went on with my duties ; and being young and with all the temptations of a city life before me I did not go to Shirdi and entirely forgot about it. All this while, I was doing my level best to get out of Bombay into Moffussil service and I could not succeed at all. In this way I was going on in Bombay. To Be contd --- DEVOTEES CAN READ THIS BOOK FROM THE BOOK SECTION OF WWW.SAILEELAS.ORG/BOOKS/EXPPART3.HTM How should a woman equip herself to travel safe even when she's unescorted? Share your knowledge with real people on India Answers Send free SMS to your Friends on Mobile from your Messenger Download now Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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