Sai Ram - El Guardian Divino ..
El Guardián divino -Mrs.Bhat reza al Señor Subramanya, y Bhagaván responde.
Cada familia hindú normalmente adora a una deidad en particular como la deidad de la familia. En la familia de KRK Bhat, tradicionalmente se adoró al Señor Subramanya.
Sin embargo, el propio señor Bhat se inclinaba más hacia la adoración del Señor Krishna. Tal vez por eso, o tal vez porque estaba muy ocupado, como un alto ejecutivo en el mundo de los seguros, era su joven esposa la que llevaba a cabo el culto diario ceremonial al Señor Subramanya.
En 1943, la Sra. Bhat desarrollo cáncer de útero. Los médicos aconsejaron una operación, aunque no había certeza de que esta sería un éxito. La Madre viuda del Sr. Bhat estaba con la joven pareja en el momento, y le dijo a su hijo: "El Señor Subramanya curo a su padre de cáncer sin ningún tipo de operación, de la misma manera él va a curar a tu esposa."
En 1943, la Sra. Bhat desarrollo cáncer de útero. Los médicos aconsejaron una operación, aunque no había certeza de que esta sería un éxito. La Madre viuda del Sr. Bhat estaba con la joven pareja en el momento, y le dijo a su hijo: "El Señor Subramanya curo a su padre de cáncer sin ningún tipo de operación, de la misma manera él va a curar a tu esposa."
La fe de la anciana era tan tremendamente fuerte, que la joven pareja accedió a renunciar a la cirugía y ponerse enteramente en manos de la deidad de la familia.
Las Pujas (adoración) al Señor Subramanya se intensificaron, las prácticas religiosas se hicieron aún más estrictas y con mas devoción que antes, y las oraciones eran más fervorosas y prolongadas.
Las Pujas (adoración) al Señor Subramanya se intensificaron, las prácticas religiosas se hicieron aún más estrictas y con mas devoción que antes, y las oraciones eran más fervorosas y prolongadas.
Estas pujas se llevaron a cabo principalmente por la madre del señor Bhat, mientras que la joven esposa permaneció en la cama, poniéndose gradualmente más delgada y débil. Esto se prolongó durante unos seis meses.
Entonces, una noche, mientras estaba en un estado de semi-sueño, el paciente vio en la penumbra de la luna una cobra en un gran círculo cerca de la cama. Alarmada, encendió su lámpara de noche y despertó a su suegra, que dormía en la misma habitación, su marido estaba ausente en un viaje de negocios. No se encontró la serpiente en la habitación.
Sin embargo, tan pronto como la señora Bhat apagó la luz, vio la cobra de nuevo, alrededor de la cama. Casi de inmediato la serpiente tomó la forma de Subramanya, en la misma forma como en el retrato que cuelga en su santuario. Parecía estar flotando por encima de ella. A continuación, atravesó su pecho con su velayudha ( La lanza - el arma de Señor Subramanya), y parecía arrastrarla con él.
Pronto se encontró de pie delante de él en la cima de una alta colina rocosa. Ella se arrodilló y tocó sus pies con sus manos y su frente, y comenzó a hablar con ella. Él le preguntó si quería quedarse con él o regresar al mundo. Ella entendió que esto significaba una elección entre la vida y la muerte. Pensando en su marido y los niños pequeños y su necesidad de ella, le dijo a Subramanya que deseaba regresar.
No hubo más conversación, y, finalmente, Subramanya dijo: Usted está curada de su enfermedad, y pronto estará fuerte. A lo largo de tu vida yo te protegeré, cada vez que pienses en mí, voy a estar allí. Ahora vuelve. "
"¿Cómo?" -preguntó ella.
Hizo referencia a la larga escalera estrecha que se había abierto cerca de sus pies, y llevaba hacia abajo. Ella comenzó a descender - entonces pareció interrumpirse su conciencia y ella se encontró de nuevo en la cama en su habitación, despierta. Inmediatamente despertó a su suegra y le dijo acerca de la visión. Cuando su marido regresó a su casa ella le contó.
Sin embargo, ella consideraba la experiencia como algo sagrado, y no quería darla a conocer más allá de los miembros más cercanos de su familia. A partir de esa noche ganó rápidamente en fuerzas y había indicios de que no había más del cáncer.
Pronto, ella se había levantado, llevando a cabo su vida normal.
Sólo ahora, había una diferencia. Ahora, además de sus tareas domésticas y prácticas religiosas, se dedicó al trabajo de bienestar social entre los pobres y necesitados. Dios le había dado una nueva vida , y ella estaba decidida a hacer pleno uso haciendo servicio lo mejor que pudo.
Fue veinte años después, que el Sr. y la Sra. Bhat escuchó por primera vez de Sathya Sai Baba y fueron a Prashanti Nilayam.
Fue veinte años después, que el Sr. y la Sra. Bhat escuchó por primera vez de Sathya Sai Baba y fueron a Prashanti Nilayam.
A la Sra. Bhat, Baba le dijo, "me dirigí a ustedes hace mucho tiempo -. Hace veinte años"
Muy confundida, respondió: "No, Swamiji, esta es mi primera visita."
"Sí, sí, pero he venido a usted cuando usted vivía en Mysore."
Y mencionó el nombre de la calle y la ciudad donde ella vivía en el momento de su enfermedad, el cáncer, cuando tuvo la visión de Subramanya.
Muy confundida, respondió: "No, Swamiji, esta es mi primera visita."
"Sí, sí, pero he venido a usted cuando usted vivía en Mysore."
Y mencionó el nombre de la calle y la ciudad donde ella vivía en el momento de su enfermedad, el cáncer, cuando tuvo la visión de Subramanya.
Entonces Swami la tomó por las escaleras estrechas y sinuosas, y la llevo a su habitación y le dijo que mirara hacia abajo. Inmediatamente se acordó de la escalera que descendía desde las alturas en la que había estado con Subramanya: de hecho, las dos escaleras parecían idénticas.
Ella estaba más confundida que nunca.
Para ayudar a su comprensión, Swami ahora agitó la mano y desde el aire apareció una fotografía de sí mismo en la somasutra (carro) de Subramaniam, con una cobra dando vueltas alrededor de él. Ahora, una luz comenzó a abrirse paso en ella. Dios puede tomar cualquier forma, entendió.
Había llegado veinte años antes en la forma que ella adoraba, como el Señor Subramanya. Ahora estaba aquí ante ella en forma de Sathya Sai Baba.
Para ayudar a su comprensión, Swami ahora agitó la mano y desde el aire apareció una fotografía de sí mismo en la somasutra (carro) de Subramaniam, con una cobra dando vueltas alrededor de él. Ahora, una luz comenzó a abrirse paso en ella. Dios puede tomar cualquier forma, entendió.
Había llegado veinte años antes en la forma que ella adoraba, como el Señor Subramanya. Ahora estaba aquí ante ella en forma de Sathya Sai Baba.
Ella cayó a sus pies, llorando lágrimas de alegría.
Fuente: "Sai Baba: El hombre de los milagros" por el Sr. Howard Murphet. Página: 107-109 (Paperback). Publicado por Macmillan India Ltd, 1972.
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Sai Ram - The Divine Guardian..
The Divine Guardian - Mrs.Bhat prays to Lord Subramanya, and Bhagawan responds
Every Hindu family usually worships a particular deity as the family deity. In the family of K.R. K. Bhat, they traditionally worshipped Lord Subramanya. But Mr. Bhat himself was inclined more towards the worship of Lord Krishna. Perhaps for this reason, or perhaps because he was very busy as a top executive in the world of insurance, it was his young wife who carried out the daily ceremonial worship of Lord Subramanya
In 1943, Mrs. Bhat developed cancer of the uterus. Medical men advised an operation though there was no certainty that this would be successful. Mr. Bhat's widowed mother was staying with the young couple at the time, and she said to her son, "Lord Subramanya cured your father of cancer without any operation; in the same way he will cure your wife." The old lady's faith was so tremendously strong that the young couple agreed to forego surgery and place themselves entirely in the hands of the family deity.
Pujas (worship) to Lord Subramanya were intensified, the religious practices became even more strict and devout than before, the prayers more fervent and prolonged. These pujas were now carried out mainly by Mr. Bhat's mother, while the young wife remained in bed growing gradually thinner and weaker. This went on for about six months.
Then one night, while in a state of semi-sleep, the patient saw in the dim light from the moon a large cobra circling her bed. Alarmed, she switched on her bedside lamp and woke her mother-in-law who was sleeping in the same room, her husband being absent on a business trip. No snake was found in the room.
Yet as soon as Mrs. Bhat switched off the light, she saw the cobra again, going around the bed. Almost immediately the snake took the form of Subramanya, in the same form as in the portrait hanging in their shrine. He seemed to be floating above her. Then piercing her bosom with His velayudha (The spear – the weapon of Lord Subramanya), He seemed to draw her away with Him.
Soon she found herself standing before Him on the peak of a high rocky hill. She knelt and touched His feet with her hands and forehead, and He began to talk to her. He asked her if she wanted to stay with Him or go back to the world. She understood this to mean a choice between life and death. Thinking of her husband and young children and their need of her, she told Subramanya that she wished to go back.
There was further conversation, and finally Subramanya said: You are cured of your illness, and will soon grow strong. Throughout your life I will protect you; whenever you think of Me, I'll be there. Now go back."
"How?" she asked.
He pointed to a long winding, narrow staircase that had opened near their feet, and led downward. She began to descend - then there seemed to be a break in her consciousness and she found herself back in bed in her own room, awake. Immediately she woke her mother-in-law and told her about the vision. When her husband returned home she told him as well.
But, she regarded the experience as sacred, and did not make it known beyond the closest members of her family. From that night onward she gained rapidly in strength and there were no more signs of the cancer. Soon, she was up and carrying on her normal life. Only now, there was a difference. Now in addition to her household duties and religious observances, she devoted herself to social welfare work among the poor and needy. God had given her back her life, and she was determined to use it fully in His service as best she could.
It was twenty years later that Mr. and Mrs. Bhat first heard of Sathya Sai Baba and went to Prasanthi Nilayam. To Mrs. Bhat, He said, "I spoke to you long ago - twenty years ago."
Greatly puzzled, she replied: "No, Swamiji, this is my first visit."
"Yes, yes, but I came to you when you were living in Mysore."
And He mentioned the name of the street and the city where she was living at the time of her cancer illness, when she had the vision of Subramanya. Then He took her a little way up the narrow winding stairs, which lead to His quarters above and told her to look down. Immediately she was reminded of the staircase leading down from the heights on which she had been with Subramanya: in fact the two stairways seemed identical. She was more bewildered than ever.
To help her understanding, Swami now waved His hand and from the air produced a photograph of Himself in the somasutra (chariot) of Subramaniam with a cobra circling around Him. Now a light began to dawn on her. God can take any form, she understood.
He had come to her twenty years before in the form she worshipped, as Lord Subramanya. Now He was here before her in the form of Sathya Sai Baba. She fell at his feet, weeping tears of joy.
Source: “Sai Baba: Man of miracles” by Mr. Howard Murphet. Page: 107-109 (Paperback Edition). Published by Macmillan India Ltd, 1972.
OUR LIFE IS HIS MESSAGE
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Fuente: "Sai Baba: El hombre de los milagros" por el Sr. Howard Murphet. Página: 107-109 (Paperback). Publicado por Macmillan India Ltd, 1972.
NUESTRA VIDA ES SU MENSAJE
OMSAIRAMMM
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Sai Ram - The Divine Guardian..
The Divine Guardian - Mrs.Bhat prays to Lord Subramanya, and Bhagawan responds
Every Hindu family usually worships a particular deity as the family deity. In the family of K.R. K. Bhat, they traditionally worshipped Lord Subramanya. But Mr. Bhat himself was inclined more towards the worship of Lord Krishna. Perhaps for this reason, or perhaps because he was very busy as a top executive in the world of insurance, it was his young wife who carried out the daily ceremonial worship of Lord Subramanya
In 1943, Mrs. Bhat developed cancer of the uterus. Medical men advised an operation though there was no certainty that this would be successful. Mr. Bhat's widowed mother was staying with the young couple at the time, and she said to her son, "Lord Subramanya cured your father of cancer without any operation; in the same way he will cure your wife." The old lady's faith was so tremendously strong that the young couple agreed to forego surgery and place themselves entirely in the hands of the family deity.
Pujas (worship) to Lord Subramanya were intensified, the religious practices became even more strict and devout than before, the prayers more fervent and prolonged. These pujas were now carried out mainly by Mr. Bhat's mother, while the young wife remained in bed growing gradually thinner and weaker. This went on for about six months.
Then one night, while in a state of semi-sleep, the patient saw in the dim light from the moon a large cobra circling her bed. Alarmed, she switched on her bedside lamp and woke her mother-in-law who was sleeping in the same room, her husband being absent on a business trip. No snake was found in the room.
Yet as soon as Mrs. Bhat switched off the light, she saw the cobra again, going around the bed. Almost immediately the snake took the form of Subramanya, in the same form as in the portrait hanging in their shrine. He seemed to be floating above her. Then piercing her bosom with His velayudha (The spear – the weapon of Lord Subramanya), He seemed to draw her away with Him.
Soon she found herself standing before Him on the peak of a high rocky hill. She knelt and touched His feet with her hands and forehead, and He began to talk to her. He asked her if she wanted to stay with Him or go back to the world. She understood this to mean a choice between life and death. Thinking of her husband and young children and their need of her, she told Subramanya that she wished to go back.
There was further conversation, and finally Subramanya said: You are cured of your illness, and will soon grow strong. Throughout your life I will protect you; whenever you think of Me, I'll be there. Now go back."
"How?" she asked.
He pointed to a long winding, narrow staircase that had opened near their feet, and led downward. She began to descend - then there seemed to be a break in her consciousness and she found herself back in bed in her own room, awake. Immediately she woke her mother-in-law and told her about the vision. When her husband returned home she told him as well.
But, she regarded the experience as sacred, and did not make it known beyond the closest members of her family. From that night onward she gained rapidly in strength and there were no more signs of the cancer. Soon, she was up and carrying on her normal life. Only now, there was a difference. Now in addition to her household duties and religious observances, she devoted herself to social welfare work among the poor and needy. God had given her back her life, and she was determined to use it fully in His service as best she could.
It was twenty years later that Mr. and Mrs. Bhat first heard of Sathya Sai Baba and went to Prasanthi Nilayam. To Mrs. Bhat, He said, "I spoke to you long ago - twenty years ago."
Greatly puzzled, she replied: "No, Swamiji, this is my first visit."
"Yes, yes, but I came to you when you were living in Mysore."
And He mentioned the name of the street and the city where she was living at the time of her cancer illness, when she had the vision of Subramanya. Then He took her a little way up the narrow winding stairs, which lead to His quarters above and told her to look down. Immediately she was reminded of the staircase leading down from the heights on which she had been with Subramanya: in fact the two stairways seemed identical. She was more bewildered than ever.
To help her understanding, Swami now waved His hand and from the air produced a photograph of Himself in the somasutra (chariot) of Subramaniam with a cobra circling around Him. Now a light began to dawn on her. God can take any form, she understood.
He had come to her twenty years before in the form she worshipped, as Lord Subramanya. Now He was here before her in the form of Sathya Sai Baba. She fell at his feet, weeping tears of joy.
Source: “Sai Baba: Man of miracles” by Mr. Howard Murphet. Page: 107-109 (Paperback Edition). Published by Macmillan India Ltd, 1972.
OUR LIFE IS HIS MESSAGE
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