NO HARM TO DWARAKAMAI

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NO FORCE ON EARTH HARM DWARAKAMAYI

Baba said, "I am the Mother – origin of all beings – the Harmony of three Gunas,

the Propeller of all senses, the Creator, Preserver and Destroyer" in Sri Sai

Satcharitra, Ch.III.

People of Pune can never forget its darkest day – 13th of July 1961, when the

Panchet Dam and Khadekvasla upstream burst and drowned Pune. Gigantic columns

of muddy water were seen spreading towards the town in no time. Police warning

could hardly be followed. Bungallows and buildings collapsed like a pack of

cards. Wish such devastation all round, the people’s anguish disappeared when

they saw a small Sai Baba temple in Shivajinagar, Pune, intact. It as nothing

short of a miracle. It was a lime mortar structure of 5 feet X 4 feet. The

devotees were overcome with pleasure and decided to build a pucca temple. Soon

a pucca temple was constructed. Sri Radhakrishna Swamiji consecrated the

temple. He also presided over All India Sai Devotees’ convention, held there.

NO UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM AT BABA’S EMPIRE

Baba replied - "He will get some other job, but now he should serve Me and be

happy" –Sri Sai Satcharitra, Ch. III.

Sri D.V.S Naidu of west Mareddipally, Secunderabad, was doing business since

1942 at Kalbadevi, Bombay. He was doing cloth commission business in the name

of Ram Subagh Hari and Co. In 1952, his type of business stopped as cloth was

controlled and textiles were directly supplied to cooperative societies.

In this situation, he was walking towards V.T. Station, when he was accosted by

Krishnadas Chowdhury of Vijayawada, who asked him how the business was. Sri

Naidu replied there was no business to agents like him now. Sri Chowdhury then

said, that he was proceeding to Shirdi, and asked his friend to accompany him.

Sri Naidu said he had no money to make the trip, but would take Prasad from

Chowdhury when he returned. But Sri Chowdhury persuaded and purchased a ticket

for Sri Naidu also. They reached Shirdi, and he says that very few people were

to be found in the Sai Baba Mandir at that time at Shirdi. They slept under a

tree, had bath in the morning, had darshan of Sai Baba and returned to Bombay.

On arrival at his office, his clerk told him that one Sri Shanmugha Sundaram

Pillai, Registrar of Co-operative Societies from Madras had come to seek his

help. Next day Sri Pillai again came to Sri Naidu’s office and appraised

textiles from Bombay and that he should be helped

in this matter. The officer. Sri Pillai, was authorised by the Government of

Madras to purchase of textile goods to the extent of his capacity, and he could

also inform his friends who were doing similar business. The assignment lasted

for two years, Sri Naidu and his friends had enough business, to see them

through.

(Taken from the book ‘The Eternal Sai’)

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