Guest guest Posted February 13, 2006 Report Share Posted February 13, 2006 Sairam,Devotees Experiences - C.G.NarkeSTERN JUSTICEA saint should not be judged by the character of those that gathered round him. Prostitutes, women hunters, avaricious people and sinners of various sorts came to him with a view mostly to gain material advantage. But when they failed to take advantage of his presence to improve themselves but fell into sins, he let them suffer. His justice was severe. "You have to cut your own child, if it falls athwart the womb" He has said. Baba's boldness based on "Fore knowledge" or "Perfect Vision" - Baba was bold in His dealings with persons, with the forces of disease, etc. unknown to us but evidently well- known to Him. He occasionally infused faith in His devotees by such bold defiance of sanitary precautions. I will mention some instances known to me.Baba used to get sweetmeat from a Halwayi for Naivedya. One day in 1916, tere lay a corpse, a plague stricken corpse. Plague was raging at Shirdi. Baba asked me to go and get the sweetmeat from his shop. I went and told the wife (who was weeping) of Baba's order. She pointed to the corpse and said that I might take the sweetmeat from the almairah. I took it, trembling with the fear that by this I might catch the infection and others too. That was given as `Naivedya'. Baba told me, "You think you will live if you are away from Shirdi, and that you would die, if you stay at Shirdi. That is not so. Whosoever is (destined) to be struck, will be struck; whosoever is to die will die; whosoever is to be caressed will be caressed". He encouraged me similarly when cholera raged in Shirdi. He had lepers around Him who massaged His legs. One of them got cured. Baba made a leper take the udhi and gave it as prasad to the devotees. The udhi is put into the mouth of sick people. And the leper gave it to all by Baba's order! Yet no harm has resulted so far as I know. - to be contd Devotees can read this book from the Book Section ofwww.Saileelas.org/books/exppart2.htm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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