Guest guest Posted June 25, 2007 Report Share Posted June 25, 2007 91. In this way, although the hand was completely cured, one doesn’t know what was in Baba’s mind in allowing Bhagoji, every morning, early in the day, to carry out the ceremony of tying the bandages. 92. Although there was no pain, regularly and for no reason, with the help of ghee a massage was done and the hand was cared for till death. 93. These services were for the sake of Bhagoji. Siddha Sai never needed them. He made Bhagoji render regular service with love, as a devotee should. 94. Because of the sins of his previous birth, Bhagoji was suffering from leprosy. But it was his good fortune that he came in touch with Sai. 95. Whenever Baba started on his round to Lendi, Bhagoji held the umbrella over Baba’s head. Though his body was covered with black leprosy sores, he was the foremost in his service. 96. Whenever, early in the morning, Baba was seated restfully against the pillar, near the ‘dhuni’ it was his good fortune to be there to serve him. 97. He would remove the bandages, massage the respective muscles, apply ghee to those parts, and thus be fortunate to serve him. 98. Bhagoji Shinde was a great sinner in his past lives. His whole body was bleeding with sores. He was greatly affected by this deadly disease. But he was a matchless devotee of Baba. 99. His fingers had become stumps because of leprosy and his whole body emanated a nauseating smell. Thus, the one with such a great misfortune, derived four-fold happines from his services.18 100. How many such great miracles of Baba, can I describe to the listeners! Once when plague came to the village, listen to the miracle that happened. 101. Dadasaheb Khaparde’s19 young son was staying with his mother and enjoying the pleasure of Baba’s company. 102. As it is, the boy was very young and he got very high fever. The mother ’s heart grew anxious and she became agitated. Dadasaheb Khaparde 103. Her home was at Amravati. Therefore, she thought of going there. In the evening, at the proper time, she came to take Baba’s permission. 104. While doing his evening rounds, Baba came near the wada. There, the woman bowed down at his feet and told him what had happened. 105. As it is women are timid by nature. And, besides, the son’s trembling20 did not stop. Also, there was the scare of plague. Therefore, she told him what had happened. (source http://www.saileelas.org/books/sss/index) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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