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Guruji's feet. They were all crying and told Guruji that
the doctors had given up on her. We recognized her to
be the same lady who had refused to drink Guruji's
leftover tea. “Aunty, jadon mai apna mahaparshad
tenu ditta si, te tu kehendi si I don't drink jhootha,
us din main is hi bimaari da illaj ditta si. Je tu us
din meri chai pee lendi, ta is haalat wich na hundi.”
- “Aunty, that day when I gave you my tea, you said you
don't drink other's leftover tea, but I had foreseen your
illness and had given you my tea for this reason only.
Had you accepted my blessings that day you wouldn't
have been in such a condition.” We all knew that our
guru was too kind and forgiving and would still save
her and that's exactly what he did!

“Guruji I don't like going to the dentist. I hate that
chair and I'm very scared.” I told Guruji one day. With
all due respect to all dentists around the world, I never
was their biggest fan. “What happened?” he asked.
“Guruji I have been diagnosed of a deep bite, I had it
rectified as a child but it seems to have relapsed. The
doctor suggests braces.” Being in college, I was, just as
any other young girl, not keen on having my looks
spoiled. “Does that mean your teeth will fall off sooner
than other people's?” he asked. “Well yes, something
like that. What should I do?” “You don't want braces?”
he inquired. “No Guruji, I won't look pretty.” Guruji
chose to test me at that moment. He said, “There is a
fakir in Panchkula who applies a paste on a person's
teeth and the teeth remain good for 5 years, go to him.”

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