Guest guest Posted June 8, 2007 Report Share Posted June 8, 2007 62. Once, as Bhishma was peacefully sitting in the wada, and Kaka11 was ready to leave for the Masjid along with the puja paraphernalia, 63. in his heart, he (Kaka) was thinking of Sai-darshan and outwardly he was enthusiastic about the Urus. Kaka had come a day earlier to Shirdi for the celebrations. 64. Considering it an opportune moment, Bhishma asked Kaka: “Would you give me help for a good cause that has inspired me? 65. Here, every year, Urus is held on the day which is also the birth of Ram. Therefore, this is a natural opportunity to hold the ceremony of the birth of Ram”. 66. Kaka liked the idea and asked Bhishma to obtain Baba’s consent. It would depend on his wish. Then, there would be no delay in the work. 67. But for the celebration, there would have to be a Kirtan. That was a problem – for, where would one get a Haridas in a small village? That was the only question. 68. Bhishma said: “I would be the Kirtankar12. You can accompany me on the harmonium. And Radhakrishnabai13 would be prepared to make the Sunthwada14 at the proper time. 69. Come then let us go to Baba. Any delay for a good cause poses problems. A good cause accompanied by promptness will be executed efficiently. 70. Come along, let us go and ask permission to perform the Kirtan”. So saying, they both arrived in the Masjid, at that time. 71. No sooner had Kaka begun the worship, Baba on his own asked what was the discussion going on in the wada and Kaka could not think of an answer. 72. Immediately Baba asked Bhishma the same question in a different way. “What has Buva to say?” asked Baba of him. 73. Then Kaka remembered and disclosed the intentions. Baba liked the idea and it was decided to hold the celebrations. 74. Next day, early in the morning, seeing that Baba had gone to the Lendi15, a cradle was put in the courtyard with ceremonial preparations for the Kirtan. 75. The audience assembled. Later on, Baba returned on time. Bhishma got up. Kaka sat down at the harmonium. Then Baba sent for Kaka. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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