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Writing of Sai Baba of Shirdi, Hemadpanth writes, “Sai Baba had

the extraordinary Love of the Mother; His joy knew no bounds. He knew the

wants of His children long before hand and He took great pleasure in

fulfilling them.” Every one who has come to Bhagawan, the present

manifestation of that same Mother, will describe Him too in the same words.

Every devotee, however old, becomes in the presence of Bhagavan Sri Sathya

Sai Baba, a little child and, just as a child takes refuge in the

mother’s lap and sobs out to her all its fears and worries, he too

pours out his troubles and gets consoled. In the Markandeya Purana, Devi is

described thus: Durge smrthaa harasi bheethim asesha janthoh.

“If remembered in times of trouble, she destroys the fear of all

living things.” We all know that Bhagawan need only be remembered and

He flees thousands of miles in an instant, to succour and give relief. The

sloka continues: Swasthaiah smrthaa, mathim atheevasubham dadaasi.

“If remembered by others, who are free from immediate fear, She

grants the most auspicious understanding.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Devotees

of Bhagawan will endorse that Baba, as soon as they pray to Him,

vouchsafes, advise directly or, if they are far away, indirectly but

clearly, on all problems facing them, not merely spiritual and mental, or

physical but even social and domestic. The purana as such has further

illustration of Divine Mother that depicting her various multifaceted

attributes, and Bhagawan being the Mother of all mothers…embodiment

of all God forms is indeed the same. His compassion is the right of all

beings and He is never tired of telling the good news to all. He has said

so often in His discourses at Puttaparthi and elsewhere, that no one need

look upon Him with fear, or even extol Him, in order to earn His Grace,

because no one fears his mother or is put to the necessity of praising Her

in order to win Her to his side. The mother’s love is spontaneous and

independent of any expectations.

One must

listen to the advice Bhagawan gives to children about the choice of

life-mates; to the daughters, when they proceed to take up residence with

their mother-in-law, or when they have new born babies to feed and foster.

One common argument that Baba uses to persuade people to postpone their

departure from Puttaparthi comes to mind. He usually asks the lady of the

party, “Why don’t you remain a few days longer in your

Mother’s home?” and that settles it! One will realise, then

that He is the mother of all Mothers, the Mother who is the Mother in all

beings. The tenderness, sympathy and love with which Bhagawan attends to

the needs of the cows, the rabbits, the pet dogs, peacocks or deer, the

care He takes to avoid any harm to living things is a lesson to every one

in the art of efficient mothering. He is verily maternal love, incarnate.

“Yaa Devi Sarvabhooteshu Mathru Roopena

Samsthithaa….”

 

 

 

 

Source: Sanathana

Sarathi

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