Guest guest Posted January 1, 2009 Report Share Posted January 1, 2009 Curth of Sweden.. in Baba's Heart Inner Circle ------------------------ > .. The author had the unique opportunity to spend years with a lord who is so near and dear From The Heart of Sai by R Lowenberg 57 Main Rd. Whitefield 560066IndiaCurth Orefjard of Sweden first heard of Sai Baba about 18 months agofrom the time of writing, namely May 1980, when he was given the bookSai Baba Man of Miracles by Howard Murphet to read.One year later he decided to come to Indiawith his wife Sisko to see Sai Baba.Ten years earlier in Nepal he was given a statuette of Lord Shiva bya man who was completely unknown to him. This man stopped him and said"Excuse me, but this is for you." He would take no payment for it,nor did Curth have any idea why the man should pick him out as therecipient of the gift. He had a small gold box made and had thestatuette mounted inside same. This box was attached to a gold chainand Curth wore this around his neck.On Curth's first day in Puttaparthi, Swami called him in for aninterview. Pointing to Curth's golden box, Swami said "Give me that"and Curth promptly handed it to him. Baba blew on the container,and instantly it changed into a beautiful locket with Baba's picutreon one side and Shirdi Sai's on the other. The locket was mounted ingold.Swami told Curth to go back to Sweden, liquidate his business thereand to return as soon as possible, because "I have been waiting foryou a long time, but you were not ready to come to me until 2 yearsago."I heard this part of the story from Richard LeVan who had been inPuttaparthi at the end of December 1979 when Curth arrived there.In March 1980 I met Curth at Brindavan, and invited him and hiswife Sisko to our hom.e He then unfolded something of his pastlife and what Baba had done for him.End part 1 Ram Chugan Kobe, Japan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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