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Light of Divinity

Son has scratch-less accident

Kanwar’s son, Rohit, was not getting hostel accommodation in the
Apeejay Engineering College, on the Sohana-Palwal road that winds
out of Gurgaon. His son’s death due to an accident in the back of his
mind, Kanwar was worried about sending his son 65 km away to the
engineering institute. But Guruji reassured him. As fate would have
it, one day the Qualis in which his son commuted to his college hit
a truck on the Sohana road. The driver lost an eye and all the other
students were injured. Rohit, as Guruji would have it, had nary a
scratch.

When Kanwar came to Guruji’s in the evening, the Satguru simply
said: “I have saved your son.” Guruji’s benign grace continued to rain
on Rohit. He was unable to enter the third year of his engineering
course because he had not been able to clear a paper in the first
semester of the first year. When Guruji came to know of that, he just
said that Rohit would get into the third year.

Then, as divine providence would have it, Apeejay changed its
rule. Now students were allowed to go into the third year if they had
passed at least 18 of the 20 exams they had sat for during the course
of their engineering studies. Rohit, thus, could go into the third year
of his course. That this was Guruji’s divine will in operation was
proved when a year later the institute reverted to its rule. Clearly,
school rules had to bow to the Satguru’s will.

Healing without an operation

Kanwar’s mother-in-law was slated to have an operation at Sir
Ganga Ram Hospital on her right knee, which pained her a lot. But
Guruji expressly forbade the operation, going to the extent of telling
Kanwar to not even take his mother-in-law near the hospital. As per
the Satguru’s direction, the copper tumbler water remedy was again
given. The simple yet potent cure worked wonders yet again. The
knee stopped paining in a month and regained flexibility.

– Satsang, as narrated, of Kanwar Lal, Superintendent,
Customs & Central Excise, Delhi

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