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The beggar told her she could ask him for anything, but she denied
the offer saying her Guru had given her everything. The beggar
immediately replied with: “Kalyan hoga (You are blessed).”

The aunt went inside, leaving the beggar to eat his meal in peace.
She returned to find that the beggar had left and only the glass
was there. The sudden disappearance—beggars usually badger
householders for money—let her intuit that the beggar was none
other than Guruji.

Even non-believers feel his grace

In January of 2004, Guruji’s father fell ill at Dugri and the master
sent Narindar to look after him. He was shown at the Malerkotla
Civil Hospital. The attending doctor, Gurvinder, was told about
Guruji, but he could not be less interested.

Guruji told Narindar to have satsang for an hour with Dr.
Gurvinder. But, the doctor refused. Guruji then asked Narindar to
get an appointment with the doctor. During Narindar’s talk with Dr.
Gurvinder, the man of medicine refused to have any truck with the
supernatural and said everything was explainable through science.
Guruji was, however, persisting with the doctor. He asked Narindar
to ask the doctor to come to Delhi. He refused, but came anyhow
for, as providence would have it, an official meeting was scheduled
to be held in Delhi.

The doctor came to the sangat for two consecutive days and then
Guruji sent him back, telling him he would reach Malerkotla in
five hours. Though the time for the journey is usually seven-eight
hours, the doctor was astonished to reach his destination in Guruji’s
appointed time.

In Delhi, Guruji asked Narindar to call the doctor up. The
omniscient Satguru told the disciple to ask the doctor about his
daughter’s welfare. When Narindar asked the reason for doing so,
Guruji revealed that the doctor’s daughter had a mental problem.
Narindar did as told. The doctor too asked him why he was
concerned about his daughter. Narindar told him what Guruji had
said and the doctor then admitted that his daughter’s problem had
been cured by 85 per cent after he had returned from Guruji’s sangat
in Delhi. His daughter had healed even though the doctor had
stubbornly refused to believe in any supernatural power. Next week,

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