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‘‘Oh, my brother, I have received the collyrium of Guru’s
grace. I do not believe in anyone but Ram. Within me is Ram and without
is Ram. Even in dreams it is Sita-Ram. Sleeping and waking is Ram.
Wherever my eyes go they see perfect Ram. The beautiful experience of
the disciple of Janardan - I see Ram wherever my sight moves.’’
The name of ‘Ram’ is most pious, by which the sinner can be
salvaged. The name of ‘Ram’ brings treasures of joy. The name of
‘Ram’ is equivalent to singing Bhajans; and its recitation
can lead to Brahman.
By simple repeated utterance of the name of ‘Ram’ the bonds
of birth and death will be broken. By the remembrance of the name of
‘Ram’ the gains will be multifold.
Whenever the name ‘Ram’ resounds, the Sudarshan Chakra (the discus, a flamming weapon) of Vishnu will
operate and it will destroy millions of obstacles. The name is the
protection for the weak.
Sai - one
moment and Ram - the
next
Upon which the doctor told something marvellous. ‘‘I saw the
image of the dark-skinned Ram, looking pure, handsome, delicate and
lovely. So, I immediately bowed down. Look, He is still there on the
seat and He is talking to everybody.’’ While he was saying so, in a
moment he began to see the form of Sai.
‘‘This is truly the Kalpa (wish-fulfilling) tree. Sai,
one moment and Ram, the next. By making me prostrate myself before Him,
He has punished my ego.’’
One day, when the noon Arati was in progress, Sai, the
embodiment of kindness, seeing the lady’s true state of devotion, gave
her Darshan as Ram.
For all others, He was the usual Sainath. He appeared to the lady
as the consort of Janaki (Sita - i.e. she saw Him as Ram).
Tears began pouring from her eyes. People were surprised to see this.
She clapped with both her hands, while the tears flowed from her
eyes. Seeing this unusual sight at that time, the people were surprised.
Seeing this sight, all were curious to know, why there was such a
flood of intense love and joy only for her.
Later, in the afternoon, brimming with great joy, she told her
husband about the wonderful experience of Ram Darshan, given by
Sai.
‘‘I saw Ram, He of the complexion of the blue lotus, the
wishfulfilling tree of the devotees, the elder brother of Bharat, the
joy of Sita and the son of Dasharath.
I saw Janaki Nath, adorned with a crown, wearing earrings, a
garland of wild flowers, apparelled in yellow and with four hands.
Holding the conch, discus and mace, on His chest was the mark of
Vishnu and He was adorned by the ‘Koustubh’ (one of the
fourteen precious things obtained from the ocean on churning it)
garland. I saw that enchanting form of the divine Purushottam.’’
She said, ‘‘This unparalleled incarnation of Vishnu, Who has
taken a human form, the heart and soul of Janaki, the bewitching archer,
I saw. He may appear as a Fakir
begging
for alms from door to door; but I saw the heart and soul of Janaki, the
bewitching archer.
He may seem to be an Aulia or be seen by anyone else, in their hearts as
someone different; but I saw the heart and soul of Janaki, the
bewitching archer.’’
‘‘Oh
playful Ram has come !
And
brought sacks of Udi !!’’
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