Shri Nathji had been right about the restlessness in the mind of Mrs. Taman. The restlessness was present in Taman’s mind as well. They wished to leave for Manthani. Mrs. Taman had a house in Manthani and a neighbour had an ugly eye on it. They wished to file a suit against him. They had already filed one suit against their neighbour in Amravati, which was pending in the courts there, and they also wished to follow it up even though their three sons were looking after matters there.Sab jeete jee ke jhagrre hainThese are all the struggles of the living,However, there was a force that was seeking to take them away from the Divine Sewa that they had been allotted. They promised Priya Nath that they would return within fifteen days, and that, for that period Mangla could be given the duties of the kitchen. However, Priya Nath knew that these were empty promises, and that once gone, they would be swallowed by the whirlpools of worldly problems and never be able to return. It turned out that he was right. “When the world beckons – man leaves God in an instant, sad to say!”Priya Nath says: “Now that the Tamans have gone the litigation at Mussoorie may take a better turn. Maybe it was the ill-luck of their court cases that had come upon us!”And Shri Nathji added: “Jo hotaa hai acche ke liye hee hotaa hai. Agar vo khud naa jaate to hamne unhen kabhi na bhejnaa thhaa!“Whatever happens, happens for the best. If they had not left of their own accord we would never have sent them away.”Indeed, Shri Nathji took upon his gentle body, not only the illnesses of his devotees but also the worldly troubles that surrounded them.