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Los hospitales pueden proporcionar las instalaciones para el tratamiento de un paciente, pero en última instancia, es Dios quien realmente cura. Hay innumerables ejemplos de cómo interviene Swami, cuando el médico considera que la situación es desesperada.
Aquí un ejemplo, un episodio narrado por Ravi Mariwala, lo que demuestra el punto.
Ravi Mariwala es uno de los estudiantes de Swami, un graduado de la Instituto Sri Sathya Sai
de Educación Superior.
de Educación Superior.
Posee una Maestría en Administración de Empresas. El Hospital de Super Especialidades en Puttaparthi llegó a existir, sólo en el momento en que se gradúan nuevos técnicos.
Muchos niños, especialmente con los programas de MBA, se ofrecen a servir en el hospital, Ravi , era uno de ellos.
Ravi Mariwala opera la máquina de corazón-pulmón, el instrumento de vital importancia en la cirugía cardíaca.
Esto es lo que tenía que decir:
"Un paciente estaba siendo operado por un defecto congénito, y no pudo recuperar la función del corazón suficientemente, como para retirarlo de la máquina de corazón-pulmón y generar la presión sistémica adecuada.
"Un paciente estaba siendo operado por un defecto congénito, y no pudo recuperar la función del corazón suficientemente, como para retirarlo de la máquina de corazón-pulmón y generar la presión sistémica adecuada.
Lo intentamos todo, pero nada parecía funcionar. Todo el mundo estaba empezando a desesperarse .
Discutimos el asunto , y añadimos algunos medicamentos más. Y falló una vez más.
Estábamos absolutamente impotentes. Pensamos que lo habíamos intentado todo,.... pero........ ¿ y la oración ?.
La oración por una persona que no conozco? ¿Funcionaría?... Decidí hacerlo ....
Como ya lo había intentado todo durante cinco horas , me sentí aliviado con el reemplazo de un colega . Entré en el pasillo fuera de la sala y me quede en silencio por un minuto, tratando de recordar la cara de Sai en mi mente. Y dije una oración silenciosa por la recuperación del paciente.
Inmediatamente después, volví a entrar . La situación había cambiado por completo. La presión arterial había mejorado, y el corazón se había recuperado! Curiosamente, nadie sabía cómo, ni por qué,.. y no dije nada a nadie.
El incidente pasó. La recuperación del paciente fue suave.
La oración por una persona que no conozco? ¿Funcionaría?... Decidí hacerlo ....
Como ya lo había intentado todo durante cinco horas , me sentí aliviado con el reemplazo de un colega . Entré en el pasillo fuera de la sala y me quede en silencio por un minuto, tratando de recordar la cara de Sai en mi mente. Y dije una oración silenciosa por la recuperación del paciente.
Inmediatamente después, volví a entrar . La situación había cambiado por completo. La presión arterial había mejorado, y el corazón se había recuperado! Curiosamente, nadie sabía cómo, ni por qué,.. y no dije nada a nadie.
El incidente pasó. La recuperación del paciente fue suave.
Al domingo siguiente, Swami vino a mí, y creó vibhuti, lo puso en mis manos y con amor, dijo, "Esto es por la oración que usted dijo por ese paciente." Luego procedió a describir el incidente a los demás.
Aquí Swami me gratifico por el milagro.
Aquí Swami me gratifico por el milagro.
NUESTRA VIDA ES SU MENSAJE...
OMSAIRAMMM...
OMSAIRAMMM...
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A Prayer answered...
A Prayer answered...
Hospitals may provide the facilities for treating a patient but in the ultimate analysis, it is God who really cures. There are innumerable instances of how Swami intervenes, when the doctor feels that the situation is hopeless.
Here is just one example, an episode narrated by Ravi Mariwala, which proves the point. Ravi Mariwala is one of Swami's students; a graduate of the Sri Sathya Sai Institute
of Higher Learning. He holds a Master's degree in Business Administration. The Super Speciality Hospital in Puttaparthi came into existence just at the time he was graduating. Many boys, especially with MBA degrees, volunteered to serve in the hospital,
and Ravi was one of them. Ravi Mariwala operates the Heart-Lung machine, the vital instrument in cardiac surgery. This is what he had to say:
"A patient being operated for a congenital defect was unable to recover heart function sufficiently, to come off the heart-lung machine and generate adequate systemic pressure. We tried everything but nothing seemed to work. Everyone was beginning to despair. We discussed the matter, rested the heart again, and added some more drugs. We only failed once more. We were absolutely helpless. It occurred to me that we had tried everything but prayer.
Prayer for a person not known to me? Would it work? I think that is why it did.
As I had been in the theatre for five hours already, I was briefly relieved by a colleague. I came into the corridor outside the theatre and stood silently for a minute, trying to recollect Sai's face in my mind's eye. I said a silent prayer for the patient's recovery.
Immediately thereafter, I returned to the theatre. The situation had changed completely. The blood pressure had improved, and the heart had recovered! Strangely, no one knew how or why; I did not say anything to anyone.
The incident passed. The patient's recovery was smooth. On the Sunday that followed, Swami came to me, created vibhuti, put it into my hands and lovingly said, "This is for the prayer that you said for that patient." He then proceeded to describe the incident to others.
Here was Swami rewarding me for the miracle.
Source: http://www.radiosai.org/Journals/01AUG31/Medicine/Prayer.htm
OUR LIFE IS HIS MESSAGE...
OMSAIRAMMM...
Here is just one example, an episode narrated by Ravi Mariwala, which proves the point. Ravi Mariwala is one of Swami's students; a graduate of the Sri Sathya Sai Institute
of Higher Learning. He holds a Master's degree in Business Administration. The Super Speciality Hospital in Puttaparthi came into existence just at the time he was graduating. Many boys, especially with MBA degrees, volunteered to serve in the hospital,
and Ravi was one of them. Ravi Mariwala operates the Heart-Lung machine, the vital instrument in cardiac surgery. This is what he had to say:
"A patient being operated for a congenital defect was unable to recover heart function sufficiently, to come off the heart-lung machine and generate adequate systemic pressure. We tried everything but nothing seemed to work. Everyone was beginning to despair. We discussed the matter, rested the heart again, and added some more drugs. We only failed once more. We were absolutely helpless. It occurred to me that we had tried everything but prayer.
Prayer for a person not known to me? Would it work? I think that is why it did.
As I had been in the theatre for five hours already, I was briefly relieved by a colleague. I came into the corridor outside the theatre and stood silently for a minute, trying to recollect Sai's face in my mind's eye. I said a silent prayer for the patient's recovery.
Immediately thereafter, I returned to the theatre. The situation had changed completely. The blood pressure had improved, and the heart had recovered! Strangely, no one knew how or why; I did not say anything to anyone.
The incident passed. The patient's recovery was smooth. On the Sunday that followed, Swami came to me, created vibhuti, put it into my hands and lovingly said, "This is for the prayer that you said for that patient." He then proceeded to describe the incident to others.
Here was Swami rewarding me for the miracle.
Source: http://www.radiosai.org/Journals/01AUG31/Medicine/Prayer.htm
OUR LIFE IS HIS MESSAGE...
OMSAIRAMMM...
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