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it Guruji’s ‘all-in-one gadget’, his x-ray machine, echocardiograph,
ultrasound, and CT scanner—to the back of his devotee’s neck.
Relief was instantaneous and no other treatment was ever required.
Guruji plays Dr Goodheart
A year later, it was the doctor himself who was treated. By then,
Guruji had moved to Chandigarh and the doctor had gone for
darshan there. One day Guruji said that the sole of his foot was
paining. The doctor examined it and found that a particular point
was tender and promised to bring an analgesic cream the day after.
Guruji refused the offer. Doctor Saini, who was by then a senior
adviser in the medicine department, told Guruji that the army
hospital had recently acquired a new laser therapy machine, and
requested that he undergo treatment through it. After some time,
Guruji came to the doctor and asked that the laser treatment be
given to him for three days. The doctor responded that 10 days
would help more. At this assertion, Guruji let out what he was up
to, telling the doctor that he was really visiting the hospital for the
doctor’s welfare.
What Guruji meant was borne out two weeks later. The doctor had
chest pain and an ECG showed heart changes. Dr. Saini summoned
the hospital cardiologist, who advised him to spend time in the
ICU as the heart changes foreshadowed a heart attack. The worried
doctor phoned up Guruji from the hospital. Guruji talked to Dr.
Saini, prescribing a remedy.
When Dr. Saini came out of the ICU, he went to Guruji. Inside his
room, the master laid him down on the carpet and passed a clean,
stainless spoon all over his body. Thereafter, the doctor’s heart was
investigated at the Army’s Research and Referral Hospital at New
Delhi. A battery of diagnostic tests—the treadmill, echocardiograph,
the thallium scan—reported that his heart was normal. The yearly
clinical investigations the army compulsorily carries out showed he
was symptom free and he never required more treatment.
The Divine Healer had thus treated the doctor by inverting the
doctor-patient relationship. Guruji had become his patient for three
days to take laser treatment and had done away with whatever was
afflicting his devotee.
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