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he told us was to give the Ayurvedic medicine that could not be
returned to Tanya. We realized that the medicine was meant for her
in the first place. The medicine’s full course is for 40 days. Tanya
completed her 40th day on Shivratri, and Guruji himself told us to
stop the medication the next day. Divine calculation! Positive results
started showing from the next day and by the time she went to her
maternal grandmother’s place during her vacations, Tanya was cured.
She sometimes develops small patches around her face. I believe
Guruji is finishing karma left over from her previous birth; he had
told me that my girl would have remained affected throughout her
life.

Saving 90 lives to save one

In 2002, my husband, then posted at Belgaum, rang me up one
Saturday in August to say he was coming home. He boarded the
Goa Express on Saturday and was to arrive on Monday morning.
The same Saturday my daughters and I went to Guruji. That day
everything was all the more pleasurable because Guruji made me sit
near him for a long time and made me do a lot of satsang. During
langar I also ate double or triple the amount of langar because of
the red chilly chutney which was accidentally (that is what you
think, otherwise nothing is accidental or incidental) served to me
in quantities best reserved for dals (lentils) or vegetables. To finish
the chutney, I had to eat a lot of chapattis and dal. While giving me
permission to leave, Guruji said: “Aunty, aaj tera kalyan kar diya. (I
have blessed you today).” I was elated.

In the morning, I was woken by a call from my husband. He
abruptly said: “Everything is fine, don’t worry.” He then told me
that his train had derailed and put the phone down. I connected
the previous evening’s happenings and the blessings that averted the
mishap and was overwhelmed. I put on the TV and saw the breaking
news: “Goa Express—7 bogies derailed, no casualties.” I immediately
went to the Bade Mandir, as I was feeling restless. Singla Uncle’s
daughter Aarti was the first one to meet me. Oblivious of my state
of mind, she teased me about the amount of chutney I had to eat the
previous night. I told her of the derailment and she was shocked.
She called her mother and they both hugged me; tears were rolling
down our cheeks. We spent the day doing satsang with others.

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