Guest guest Posted April 21, 2007 Report Share Posted April 21, 2007 109. The force of destiny cooled my desire to take the darshan of Sai. This came as an obstacle to my departure. 110. ‘Why go to Shirdi? What was the condition of my friend? Is this the outcome of being attached to a Guru? What can the Guru do against destiny? 111. If what is destined is bound to happen, then what is the purpose of having a Guru?’ Hence, going to Shirdi was cancelled. 112. ‘For what reason should one leave one’s own home? Why run after a Guru? Why invite hardship and leave home comforts?’ Nothing whatsoever is understood by this prattler. 113. ‘Whatever presents itself spontaneously, let me endure – whether it be pleasurable or distressful. What is the point in going to the Guru, when what is to happen will happen?’ 114. But destiny prevails inspite of a contrary wish. Everything else is powerless before it, and I was dragged to Shirdi. 115. Nanasaheb, who was a district official, started on a tour of Bassein. He came from Thane to Dadar and waited at the station for a while. 116. There was one hour’s time for the train for Bassein to arrive. He felt that much of this time could be utilised for some other work. 117. The moment he thought of this, a train arrived going only upto Bandra and he boarded it. 118. When the train arrived at the destination I got a message and I went to see him immediately. As soon as we met, talk about Shirdi started. 119. “When will you go for Sai ‘darshan’? Why this lethargy in going to Shirdi? Why are you procrastinating? Why is your mind not calm?” 120. When I saw Nana’s earnestness, I felt ashamed. I told him frankly of http://www.saileelas.org/books/sss/index.htmthe waywardness of my mind. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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