(Experiencee of G.S.Devi)-(SAI SUDHA April 1944)

March 29, 2006

G.S.Devi. c/o Dr. Balaram (her brother) Konakonda (via Guntakal) writes:-

I am a Sai Bhakta, When B.V.N.Swami visited our place on 28-2-44, he was

taken in procession through the streets of our village. One gentelmen

noticed a strange old Mohomadan walking alongside of B.V.N.Swami at that

time and telling him (B.V.N.Swami)”I shall meet you at Vajrakarur soon,”

When the procession reached its end, a dinner had been arranged for a large

number, but the brother of the host thought that the Mohomadan visitor

should not be given food and so he by sounding his fingers and waving his

hands drew the attention of that visitor and bade him be off. So that

visitor left. All this was unknown to me. I did Pada Pooja and gave a night

meal to B.V.N.Swami at my brother’s house that night and slept. In my

dream came a young boy of 6 summers and told me,”you boast you give grand

meals. I was not given ghee”. I could not understand the significance of

dream and on enquiry I learnt of Mohomadan visitor apprearance and dismissal

without a meal. There was Bhajna (on Thursday) at the house of the gentelmen

who was the host at the above mentioned dinner. I went there and told him of

the above facts and my dream. He felt that Sai Baba had appeared in that

form and had been sent away from his house without meal. So he bitterly

felt his misfortune of sin and fasted, vowing that he would take his meal

only of the same Vyakti would appear at his house and take his meal there.

Two days later, that same figure appeared and soothed his feelings and

mine. He was given his meal and then we all felt relief. This was a

strange figure not previously seen in his village. There is a Moslem

saint who lives in a far off village and who visits Vajrakarur (3 miles

off) where he has Hindu Moslem followers to whom he gives respective

Hindu Mantras and Moslem texts and delivers philosophical lectures on new

moon days. The figure that appeared at our village was not that saint,

and unknown .

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