THE PRETTIEST HANDS UN THE WORLD.

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It is true that a mother would do almost anything for her child, because the child is part of her...a part more valuable than her ownself. A mother would forsake her happiness and even her own life for her child. (Although there are rare exceptions to this senario)

However great a mother's love, it is still short when compared to a Sadguru's love. Baba's love is unconditional. It is eternal. It not only lasts one life time, but it's always there. His love for his devotees remains unchanged through all births. Blessed and extremely lucky are those who realise this. Shridi Sai Baba is the eternal, compasionate mother who is constantly showering his love, guidance, blessing and always protecting his Children on earth. Much of our pains and would be calamities were averted because of Baba's loving hands. Just because we may have not seen his hands, be assured his unseen, beautiful hands have always been there to protect us.

, Ramchand Chugani <rgcjp wrote:>> The Prettiest Hands In The World Alert : Love Letter Contest Winner> --> > > Our Mother Baba said, "I immediately thrust My hand into the furnace and saved the child. I do not mind My arm being burnt, but I am glad that the life of the child is saved" in Sri Sai Satcharitra , Ch. VII.> > A little boy sat with his parents in their cozy home.> > He said to his mother, "Mama, you have the kindest, prettiest face in the world! I wish I could look at it forever!"> > As he uttered these words, his glance fell on her hands. They were twisted out of shape, badly deformed.> > "Why mama!" he exclaimed, "Yours must be the ugliest hands in the world! I can't bear to look at them!"> > The father took the little boy on his knees.> > "Let me tell you a story," he said gently. "Once upon a time, there was a little boy who was sleeping peacefully in his cradle when the cradle caught fire."> > "What happened to the baby?" asked the boy.> > "The nurse who was suppose to take care of the baby, ran away in alarm," the father continued. "But the mother saw the fire and rushed to save the baby. She found it was impossible to lift the baby though the surrounding flames, without hurting him. So she beat the fire out with her own hands.> > '+ '' + google_ads[0].line1 + '> ' + '' + google_ads[0].line2 + ' ' + google_ads[0].line3 + ''; } else if (google_ads.length > 1) { for(i=0; i ' + '' + google_ads.line1 + '> ' + '' + google_ads.line2 + ' ' + google_ads.line3 + ''; if(i'; } } } document.write(s); return; } google_ad_client = "pub-6601380052549923"; //2007-10-30: ROS-600x100 google_ad_channel = "0928821803"; google_ad_output = 'js'; google_max_num_ads = '9'; google_ad_type = 'text'; google_language = 'en'; google_encoding = 'utf8'; google_ad_section = 'default'; google_feedback = 'on'; //google_image_size = '160x600'; // --> "Her hands were badly burnt. It took months before they could heal. Even then, they were left badly scarred."> > "What a brave mother!" the little boy exclaimed.> > "Do you know who she was?" the father asked. "She was your mother! Her disfigured, scarred hands were the ones that saved your life!"> > The little boy turned to his mother with tear touched eyes and kissed her hands, again and again.> > "Mummy, these are the prettiest hands in the world!" he said, through his tears. Indeed, there is nothing more beautiful than a mother's love!> > Related Articles> Shri Sai Sat Charitra - Chapter 14 - Part I> Shri Sai Sat Charitra - Chapter 13 - Part VI> > > > > Ram Chugani> Kobe, Japan> rgcjp