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...Guru bin

ghor andhyar.

Though a hundred moons and a thousand suns may
rise, without the guru there is unending darkness

BEFORE meeting Guruji, I was a self-willed and stubborn
person inclined to go my own way. But tragedies benumbed my
spirit. Someone poisoned my entire life when I ate food on which
ashes ground from the bones of a dead person had been mixed. It
was powerful black magic and it nearly did me in. It was 1987 and
I was bed-ridden since then. I could not walk or sit; I could digest
nothing.

I went to everybody for help—to saints, tantriks, fakirs, pundits.
They told me that I had been marked for death; they could do
nothing to avert it for whosoever would try to help out stood a good
chance of landing in the grave himself. I suffered for a decade.

‘‘Keep coming here’’

Then a Canadian I knew, Luna, daughter of the late Harpal Tiwana,
actor and director, told me to go to Guruji. She said he can help you
if you have faith. She was at her in-laws’ place and it was October
1996 when she told me this. I went with her parents who had come
from Patiala to have Guruji’s darshan in Panchkula.

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