As is in Shri Sai Satcharita, by Hemadpant .. Chapter XXXIV Page 184

Om Sai Shri Sai Jaya Jaya Sai

"Did not you see the crow?  He won't come again.  Abdul was the crow.  Now go and rest yourself in the Wada, and you will be soon allright."

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As is in Shri Sai Satcharita, by Hemadpant .. Chapter XXXIV Page 182

Om Sai Shri Sai - Jaya Jaya Sai

The parents then left Shirdi with their son, thanking Baba for the cure, which was effected by Udi and Baba's gracious looks.

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As is in Shri Sai Satcharita, by Hemadpant .. Chapter XXXIV Page 182

Om Sai Shri Sai Jaya Jaya Sai

The boy was made to sit before Baba, Who moved his hands on the affected part and cast His loving glances on him.  The patient was pleased, and with the applicaiton of the Udi, he began to recover, and was all right after some days.

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As is in Shri Sai Satcharita, by Hemadpant .. Chapter XXXIV Page 182

Om Sai Shri Sai Jaya Jaya Sai

The parents therefore, came to Shiridi.  They prostrated themselves before Baba, placed the boy before Him and pleaded humbly and respectfully and implored Him to save their son.

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As is in Shri Sai Satcharita, by Hemadpant .. Chapter XXXIV Page 182

Om Sai Shri Sai Jaya Jaya Sai

In Malegaon (Dt. Nasik) there lived a doctor (qualified and degree-holder).  His nephew suffered from an incurable disease Tubercular bone-abcess.  The doctor himself and his brothers also medical practitioners, tried all sorts of remedies, and even an operation.  There was no relief, and there was no end to the little boy's suffering. Friends and relations advised the parents of the boy, to seek divine aid; and recommended them to try Sai Baba, who was known to have cured such incurable cases, by His mere glance.

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As is in Shri Sai Satcharita, by Hemadpant .. Chapter XXXII Page 169

Om Sai Shri Sai Jaya Jaya Sai

In the begining, Hemadpant describes the samsara (visible world) by the allegory of Ashvatha (banyan) tree which has, in the phraseology of the Gita, roots above and branches below.  Its branches are spread downwards and upwards, and are nourished by the gunas (qualities), and its sprouts are the objects of the senses.  Its roots, leading to actions, are extended downwards to this world of men.  Its form cannot be known in this world, nor its end, its beginning nor its support.  After cutting this Ashvattha tree of strong roots with the sharp weapon of non-attachment, one should seek the path, beyond treading which, there is no return.

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As is in Shri Sai Satcharita, by Hemadpant .. Chapter XXXI Page 165

Om Sai Shri Sai Jaya Jaya Sai

The last wish or thought, that a man has, at the hour of death, determines his future course.  Shri Krishna has said in Gita (VIII-5-6) that "he who remembers Me in his last moments, comes verily to Me and that medid=tates, otherwise, at that time, goes to what he looks for."

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