Sai Baba the Master - By E.Bhardawaj

[Guest guest]

The painting was made in just three and a half days and framed. On March

21, it was taken in a procession to the local Sai mandir and worshipped.

Immediately after, a lady told me that the same day, a little before dawn,

she saw a holy old man who resembled Baba in the painting, in her dream. As

we discussed the problem of arranging conveyance for the framed 4 ½ feet

picture to the out-of-the-way village of Kalichedu, she offered to take it

there, as her brother at Nellore had a car. And she had to visit him the

next day, anyway! She took it to Nellore by train and her brother received

her at the railway station. She was pleasantly surprised to learn at home

that her brother’s family was told a few days earlier by an astrologer that

a great guru would grace their house on the 23rd. Baba had graced their

house in the form of his painting, precisely on that date. They worshipped

it with due ceremony and devotion and delivered it at Kalichedu by night

fall. In the early hours of the next morning, Baba appeared in a dream to a

local devotee and said, “I’ve arrived here last night in a snuff-colored

car!” Next morning, he saw the painting and learned that the dream-message

was indeed precise and true! When we consider the beautiful pattern of the

incidents, we see the power of satsang at work.

 

The power of satsang is well demonstrated and such activity is what could

strengthen the sadhana of individuals while contributing to the moral and

spiritual uplift of the society. The Sai Baba Mission at Ongole has

therefore been formed to propagate the idea and to furnish the materials

needed for conducting such activity, especially in the rural and semi-urban

areas.

 

(Source : http://www.saibharadwaja.org)