Guest guest Posted March 31, 2009 Report Share Posted March 31, 2009 Hari Kanoba's Sandals Hari Kanoba started from Bombay with friends for Shirdi to test Sai Baba. He wore a lace turban on his head and sandals on his feet. Going to Baba, he left the sandals out and took darshan. When he came out, his sandals had disappeared and could not be discovered even after search. Then he went away to his lodgings. Baba, picking up the sandals, called a Maharatta boy and said: Boy, perch these sandals on the top of a stick and go out crying, " Harika Beta, Jarika Peta " . If anyone claims the sandals, ask him if his name is Harika Beta and also if he has a lace turban and, if he has, give the sandals to him. When the boy came near Harika Beta's lodgings, he claimed the sandals, saying that his name was Hari's son and showing his lace turban. Kanoba was his father's name. It means Hari; and Hari Kanoba being his name, Baba's Harika Beta resembled it very much and he wondered how Baba discovered his name and sent the shoes. (Source Sai Baba Charters and Sayings) http://www.saileelas.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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