80. Baba cured the Paralytic Attack of Shri Parasuram Krishna Gore, Jameshedpur.

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Shri Parasuram Krishna Gore of Jamshedpur was serving in Tata Factory. On

9th July, 1966, he was attacked by one side paralytic attack all on a sudden

when he was returning to his house in the evening. Doctor tested him and

directed him to take admission on the next day morning. In the morning, in

addition to his paralysis, he became mental disorder too. He was admitted in

his Factory Hospital. He suffered very much for the first two days of his

admission, At that time, the members in his house prayed to Baba if he cured

immediately by Baba, they would send Rs. 10/-to Baba's Sansthan. After this

vow, he was sent back to his house from the hospital twenty days after

admission without any improvement. He was given treatment in his house and

was improved by the grace of Baba. They have sent Rs 5-50 to Baba's Sansthan

instead of Rs. 10/- as per their vow. The Sansthan has sent Baba's

Satcharitra (1) Das Ganu's 4 chapters but Baba's UDI was not received.

However, after full improvement, he gone to his Factory once in a month

thrice in three months. Each time the Factory Doctor made him unfit for

work. They seriously thought over this and remembered of their fault and

repented and sent Rs.10/-to Baba's Sansthan. On 24-11-66, an old man as a

beggar in Baba's shape came to the threshold when his daughter was cleaning

rice by sitting near the threshhold. She forgot even to bow to Him in her

ignorance. But her mother gave 2 N.P. to him. After receiving it, he told to

her "your husband would be alright." On 25-11-66, Shri Parasuram gone to the

factory and the factory doctor made him fit for the work. Is it not the

leela of Shri Sai Baba ?

Surrender Shri Sai Completely ! Stupendous Delectation and Deliverance be

there !!

 

( Adopted from AMBROSIA IN SHIRDI by Ramalingaswamy, Life Member of Shri

Sai Baba Sansthan, Shirdi at Munja Baba Sthan, Shirdi for more literature on

Sai Baba and consolidated stories of "Ambrosia in Shiridi" before

Mahasamadhi and after Mahasamadhi please visit www.saileelas.org)