Guest guest Posted March 10, 2006 Report Share Posted March 10, 2006 SRI SAINATH PRATHYAKSHA DEVAM (November 1985) On 15-10-1984, the wedding ceremony of my daughter Kum. Niveditha was over by 11.30 a.m. All had feasted and were resting. I was deeply thinking of the insufficient money that was on hand to meet the future expenditure connected with the amount, as I could not approach anybody in that hour of need for monetary help. To whom could I appeal and ask for money except Sri Sai at such a crucial juncture? I closed my eyes and prayed to Sri Sai for help. I have complete faith in His "Bhakthapalana" nature. Throwing my budern on Him, I kept quite as nothing could be done by me without His Grace. Just then a close relative came and sat by my side. He is a rich man too. But my mind did not permit me to request him for money. We were talking about something when our Dhobi came to me with his towel closed with his hands. Of his own accord he told me that the man who took loan from his mother about five years back had repaid the amount of Rs. 6,000/- though the life of the promissory note expired. So saying he placed the amount of Rs. 6.000/- (Rupees six thousand only) in the form of Rs. Rs.20/- denomination notes in three bundle of hundred each in my hands, asking me to take the amount as I might be in need of money connected with marriage. He also said that no promissory note need be written by me for the given amount and said that I could repay the money at my convenience. So saying, he handed over the amount and immediately left the place, giving me no time even to express my gratitude. Who else is that Dhobi except Sri Sai in that form? In 'Charters and sayings written by Sri H.H.B.V. Narasimhaswamy, Baba pronounced "If you want money Rs. I/- or Rs. 10/- or any you ask me for anything and I am here to give". His emphatic pronouncements are effective even to-day though He cast off His mortal coil in 1918, if the prayers of His trusted men are sincere and firm. My joy knew no bounds. What could I do except to offer my humble pranamsto Him with folded palms? Even to-day, people who have not seen Sri Sai in flesh and blood need not be discouraged for not having had the opportunity to have His blessings in person. If one has absolute faith in Him and completely surrenders himself at the sacred lotus feet of Sri Sai, the devotee's prayers are answered. Nothing is difficult to achieve for a Sai devotee, provided, the Bhakta approaches Him sincerely with devotion. Shri. D.L. KanthaRao Kurnoot Dist. (A.P.) The experiences of Devotees as published in Shri Sai Leela Magazine, can be read at www.saileelas.org/magazines/SAILEELA/exp.htm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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