At the very precise moment when Bahl’s car fell into the trough and he hurt his arm, Shri Nathji had an intense feeling of dizziness in his house, in the bathroom at Kirti Nagar. It was apparent that Bahl’s accident had reached out to Shri Nathji.
Later, Mrs. Bahl and her sons, Ravi and Bholu, came to Shri Nathji and thanked him.
You have given me back my husband, said Mrs. Bahl.
And you have given us back our father, said the sons.
It was not a favour,” said Shri Nathji, “I have given myself back my devotee!
“Kaun saa aihsaan kiyaa maine–mujhe bhee to meraa bhakt vaapas mil gayaa!”
Shri Bahl rued the day he had refused to go for Shri Nathji’s work at Lucknow. If he had done that, he would not have had the car accident at Delhi.
Alas, while devotees worshipped Shri Nathji as God and obtained everything in life from him, they were wanting when it came to making even the least bit of sacrifice for him. Even though they would go anywhere and rush to do their own work with urgency, yet when it came to Shri Nathji’s work there would be a lackadaisical attitude on their part.