The doctor tried all remedies, including surgical operation, but in vain. At last the doctor brought the boy to Baba and threw all burden on him. Daily Baba placed a blessing glance on the wound and applied Udi on it. Within a week, the boy was completely cured.Īnother doctor had a guinea-worm in his leg, which was terribly swollen and caused intense pain. He approached Baba with a request to release him from his mortal coil and thus end his agony for good. Baba daily applied Udi to his leg and also administered it orally. One day, an attendant inadvertently stepped on the doctor's affected leg with the result that the wound burst open and the guinea-wom was driven out. There are countless instances of this kind. But I will tell you one, deserving special mention. Nanasaheb Chandorkar, one of the earliest devotees of Baba, was a mamlatdar at Jamner, about 24 miles from Jalgaon in Khandesh. One can go upto Jalgaon by railway and then take a tonga. Nanasabeb's daughter, Maina had come to Jamner for delivery. For fortyeight hours, she was in labour and her very life was in danger.
Nanasaheb was appealing to Baba to come to her succour. Ramgir, a resident Bhakta, was then inspired to go to his village in Khandesh. But first go to Nanasaheb at Jamner, givehim Udi and Arati, and then proceed home".
Baba gave him a packet of Udi from the Dhuni with his own hands and the Arati on a piece of paper to be recited at Maina's bedside. Ramgir took the two things, but, in a tone of anxiety, he asked, " Baba, I have only two rupees with me. But how could I make a detour to Jamner and thence to my place ?" "You need not worry," Said Baba, "You only go to Jalgaon. Everything will be arranged thereafter." With firm faith in Baba, Ramgir started.
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