Shri. N. Kasturi narra cómo él y Shri. N. Bhagavantham fueron probados en su fe, en la omnipresencia de Bhagavan, en 2 ocasiones diferentes:
"Sarvathah Paanipadam ", es decir, sus manos están por todas partes, sus pies están en todas partes, es leído por nosotros de la Canción Celestial el Bhagavad Gita, pero no con una fe absoluta.
Bhagavan ¿Quién es un Maestro por excelencia, da la dosis correcta, en el momento preciso, inculcando una mayor fe en los devotos, a menudo dejando al mundo horrorizado por su omnipresencia.
Sigamos leyendo un relato de el Prof. N. Kasturi, el biógrafo ilustre elegido por Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai, que explica cómo él y el Dr. Bhagavantam, científico de reconocido prestigio, fueron probados en su fe en la omnipresencia de Bhagavan en dos ocasiones diferentes :
*Una vez, durante Dasara, Swami me pregunto de que hablaras , y a mi manera entusiasta dije, sobre 'Sarvathah Paanipadam ", los "Pies de Swami están en todas partes".
"Swami le dijo a Dixit de Mangalore que lo visitaría en su casa en diciembre. Dixit preguntó: Swami, que diciembre? Swami dijo, "Este mes de diciembre, y le dio la fecha.
En este día, Dixit no estuvo en la casa, y las mujeres estaban almorzando cuando se oyó un golpe en la puerta. "Dikshit, Dikshit. Era la voz de Swami.
En este día, Dixit no estuvo en la casa, y las mujeres estaban almorzando cuando se oyó un golpe en la puerta. "Dikshit, Dikshit. Era la voz de Swami.
Dejaron de comer, se levantaron, corriendo a la puerta y la abrió. Swami no estaba allí. Sin embargo, había unas huellas, el pie derecho, el pie izquierdo, en Vibhuti, desde la puerta exterior hasta la sala de meditación.
Los devotos llegaron a ver desaparecer las huellas de vibhuti como "prasadam". Sólo una huella se salvó de ser eliminada, y el vibhuti en ella comenzó a crecer, hasta dos centímetros de espesor y dejó de crecer. La casa se convirtió en un lugar de peregrinación. Por lo tanto, sus pies están en todas partes. "
Dije esto y me senté feliz.
Entonces Swami tomó la palabra, refiriéndose a mí: "Este hombre dice algo, pero no cree lo que dice. Él dice, mis pies están en todas partes, pero, cuando voy a Whitefield, o ha algún otro lugar y permanezco allí durante una semana o más, me escribe cartas diciendo: "¡Swami! Cuando voy a tener sus pies para acariciarlos, para masajearlos, y estar a sus pies? ..."¿Por qué? ...Cada vez que quiera acariciar mis pies, masajear mis pies, puede hacerlo donde quiera que esté, porque mis pies están por todas partes!
Sin embargo, identifica los pies con los dos pies físicos. Así que él no cree lo que dice ".
Kasturi ji escribe más adelante:
"Saksi '- Dios es testigo. Siempre recuerden que el ojo de Dios mira siempre. Swami es "Saksi. Él lo ve todo.
"Saksi '- Dios es testigo. Siempre recuerden que el ojo de Dios mira siempre. Swami es "Saksi. Él lo ve todo.
Que él os diga. "Yo sé, lo sé." Él sabe, Él observa, advierte.
Entonces, "Nivasa ', la residencia. Residimos en Él, y Él vive en nosotros. Él es el Nivasa. Es por eso que se llama Vasudeva. No se puede escapar de él.
Un hombre de Noruega, Tideman Johanson, un ingeniero naval, tenia un equipo especial que podía bombear granos desde la costa y ponerlod en vagones; los granos venían en barcos de vapor desde el extranjero .
Entonces, "Nivasa ', la residencia. Residimos en Él, y Él vive en nosotros. Él es el Nivasa. Es por eso que se llama Vasudeva. No se puede escapar de él.
Un hombre de Noruega, Tideman Johanson, un ingeniero naval, tenia un equipo especial que podía bombear granos desde la costa y ponerlod en vagones; los granos venían en barcos de vapor desde el extranjero .
Él estaba en la India, y más tarde pasó a Chittagong en Bangladesh, con el permiso de Swami para instalar el mismo equipo en aquel puerto.
Él vino a Whitefield, en la búsqueda de Swami, se sentó en un rincón y en silencio.
Swami lo miró, se acercó a él y le preguntó "¿Dónde está el anillo?" Él le había dado un anillo, pero su dedo estaba vacío.
Él dijo, "¡Swami! Yo estaba deslizándome por una cuerda de un barco de vapor, se resbaló y cayó en el rió Chittagong.
" Dijo Swami," Papam "pobre hombre, y agitó su mano y materializó un anillo.
Estuve tentado de preguntar: "¿Es el mismo anillo Swami?" Todo el mundo quería una respuesta a esa pregunta, pero nadie se atrevió a preguntar.
El Dr. Bhagawantham, ex asesor científico del Ministerio de Defensa de la India y ex vicerrector de dos universidades, no pudo contener su curiosidad científica, y preguntó: "¿Es el mismo Swami?" Swami lo miró bastante enfadado, y le dijo: "Yidena nee nammakam? " ¿Es ésta su fe después de todo? ... Cayó en mis manos...Yo estaba en el río! ..."Imagínese, ¿quién podría decir que," Sarvatah Paanipadam "Él tiene sus manos en todas partes.
Lo leemos en el Gita, lo repetimos, pero no lo creemos.
Es por eso que Dios ha venido otra vez, para hacernos creer.
Samasta Lokah Sukhino Bhavantu
Samasta Lokah Sukhino Bhavantu
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Sai Ram - “Is this your faith after all?”
Shri.N.Kasturi narrates how he and Shri.N.Bhagavantham were tested for their faith in Bhagawan's Omnipresence on 2 Different occasions :
Sarvathah Paanipadam”, meaning His Hands Are Everywhere; His Feet Are Everywhere is imbibed by us from the Song Celestial, Bhagavad Gita, but not with absolute faith. Bhagawan Who is The Supreme Teacher gives the right dose at the right time instilling greater faith in devotees, often leaving the world aghast at His Omnipresence. Read on a narrative from none other than Prof. N. Kasturi, the illustrious chosen biographer of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai, explaining how he and Dr. Bhagavantam, scientist of repute, were tested for their faith in the Omnipresence of Bhagawan on two different occasions…
Once during Dasara, Swami asked me to speak before He spoke, and I began in my own enthusiastic manner about ‘Sarvathah Paanipadam”. I said, “Swami’s Feet are everywhere. He told one Dixit of Mangalore that He would come to his house in December. Dixit asked, Swami which December? Swami said, ‘This December,’ and gave him the date.
On this day, Dixit was not in the house, and the women were taking their meals. There was a knock at the door. ‘Dikshit, Dikshit.’ It was Swami’s voice. They stopped eating, got up and ran to the front door, and opened it. Swami was not there. But, there was a line of Footprints, right Foot and left Foot, in Vibhuti, from outer door to shrine room. Devotees who came to see removed Vibhuti from Footprints as ‘prasadam.’ Only one Footprint was saved from being washed out, and the Vibhuti in it began to grow, upto two centimeter thick and stopped growing. The house became a place of pilgrimage. So, His Feet Are Everywhere.” I said this and sat down happily.
Swami Who spoke next said, referring to me, “This fellow says something, but does not believe what he says. He says, My Feet are everywhere, but, when I go to Whitefield, or some other place and stay there for a week or more, he writes letters to Me saying, “Swami! When am I to get Your Feet to fondle them, to massage them, and be at Your Feet?” Why? Whenever he wants to fondle My Feet, massage My Feet, he can do so wherever he is, because My Feet Are Everywhere! But, he identifies My Feet with these two Feet. So he does not believe what he says”.
Kasturi ji writes further:
‘Saksi’ – God is a witness. Always remember that God’s eye watches you always. Swami is ‘Saksi’. He sees everything. He tells you. “I know, I know.” He knows, He watches, He warns. It is only He Who can do that all over the globe, watching, warning, awakening, directing, guiding, guarding all, with His eyes on us.
Then,’Nivasa’, residence. We reside in Him, and He resides in us. He is the Nivasa. That is why He is called Vasudeva. You cannot escape Him.
A Norway man Tideman Johanson, a marine engineer, had a special equipment by which grains coming in steamers from abroad could be pumped on to shore and put into wagons. He was in India, and later went to Chittagong in Bangladesh with Swami’s permission to install the same equipment in that harbour. He came to Whitefield, and finding people all around Swami, slipped into a corner and sat quietly. Swami watched him, went to him and asked “Where is the ring?” He had given him a ring, but his finger was empty now. He said, “Swami! I was sliding down on a rope from a steamer and it slipped and fell into Chittagong river.” Swami said, “Papam” poor fellow, and waved His hand and materialized a ring. I was tempted to ask “Is it the same ring Swami?” Everybody there wanted an answer to that question, but nobody dared to ask.
Dr. Bhagawantham, former Scientific Advisor to the Defence Ministry of India and former Vice Chancellor of two universities could not restrain his scientific curiosity, and asked “Is it the same one Swami?” Swami looked at him rather angrily, and said, “Yidena nee nammakam?” “Is this your faith after all? It fell into My hands. I was in that river!” Imagine, who could say that, “Sarvatah Paanipadam” He has His hands everywhere. We read it in the Gita, we repeat it, but we don’t believe it. That is why God has come again, to make us believe.
Samasta Lokah Sukhino Bhavantu
OMSAIRAMMM...
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Sai Ram - “Is this your faith after all?”
Shri.N.Kasturi narrates how he and Shri.N.Bhagavantham were tested for their faith in Bhagawan's Omnipresence on 2 Different occasions :
Sarvathah Paanipadam”, meaning His Hands Are Everywhere; His Feet Are Everywhere is imbibed by us from the Song Celestial, Bhagavad Gita, but not with absolute faith. Bhagawan Who is The Supreme Teacher gives the right dose at the right time instilling greater faith in devotees, often leaving the world aghast at His Omnipresence. Read on a narrative from none other than Prof. N. Kasturi, the illustrious chosen biographer of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai, explaining how he and Dr. Bhagavantam, scientist of repute, were tested for their faith in the Omnipresence of Bhagawan on two different occasions…
Once during Dasara, Swami asked me to speak before He spoke, and I began in my own enthusiastic manner about ‘Sarvathah Paanipadam”. I said, “Swami’s Feet are everywhere. He told one Dixit of Mangalore that He would come to his house in December. Dixit asked, Swami which December? Swami said, ‘This December,’ and gave him the date.
On this day, Dixit was not in the house, and the women were taking their meals. There was a knock at the door. ‘Dikshit, Dikshit.’ It was Swami’s voice. They stopped eating, got up and ran to the front door, and opened it. Swami was not there. But, there was a line of Footprints, right Foot and left Foot, in Vibhuti, from outer door to shrine room. Devotees who came to see removed Vibhuti from Footprints as ‘prasadam.’ Only one Footprint was saved from being washed out, and the Vibhuti in it began to grow, upto two centimeter thick and stopped growing. The house became a place of pilgrimage. So, His Feet Are Everywhere.” I said this and sat down happily.
Swami Who spoke next said, referring to me, “This fellow says something, but does not believe what he says. He says, My Feet are everywhere, but, when I go to Whitefield, or some other place and stay there for a week or more, he writes letters to Me saying, “Swami! When am I to get Your Feet to fondle them, to massage them, and be at Your Feet?” Why? Whenever he wants to fondle My Feet, massage My Feet, he can do so wherever he is, because My Feet Are Everywhere! But, he identifies My Feet with these two Feet. So he does not believe what he says”.
Kasturi ji writes further:
‘Saksi’ – God is a witness. Always remember that God’s eye watches you always. Swami is ‘Saksi’. He sees everything. He tells you. “I know, I know.” He knows, He watches, He warns. It is only He Who can do that all over the globe, watching, warning, awakening, directing, guiding, guarding all, with His eyes on us.
Then,’Nivasa’, residence. We reside in Him, and He resides in us. He is the Nivasa. That is why He is called Vasudeva. You cannot escape Him.
A Norway man Tideman Johanson, a marine engineer, had a special equipment by which grains coming in steamers from abroad could be pumped on to shore and put into wagons. He was in India, and later went to Chittagong in Bangladesh with Swami’s permission to install the same equipment in that harbour. He came to Whitefield, and finding people all around Swami, slipped into a corner and sat quietly. Swami watched him, went to him and asked “Where is the ring?” He had given him a ring, but his finger was empty now. He said, “Swami! I was sliding down on a rope from a steamer and it slipped and fell into Chittagong river.” Swami said, “Papam” poor fellow, and waved His hand and materialized a ring. I was tempted to ask “Is it the same ring Swami?” Everybody there wanted an answer to that question, but nobody dared to ask.
Dr. Bhagawantham, former Scientific Advisor to the Defence Ministry of India and former Vice Chancellor of two universities could not restrain his scientific curiosity, and asked “Is it the same one Swami?” Swami looked at him rather angrily, and said, “Yidena nee nammakam?” “Is this your faith after all? It fell into My hands. I was in that river!” Imagine, who could say that, “Sarvatah Paanipadam” He has His hands everywhere. We read it in the Gita, we repeat it, but we don’t believe it. That is why God has come again, to make us believe.
Samasta Lokah Sukhino Bhavantu
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