Saturday, 6 July 2013

SHRI NATHJI APPEARS IN OPERATION THEATRE



The year was 1933. Shri Nathji was a young man vacationing in the Himalayas of Mussoorie. He was staying at the residence of the Registrar of the Lucknow University, R.R. Khanna, who had been converted to a life of faith in Shri Nathji in just a miraculous moment, and had thereafter become a staunch devotee of Shri Nathji , after having being a scientist and atheist all his life. The entire city of Lucknow had been astonished at the conversion of this hardened atheist.

While Shri Nathji was staying at the summer home of Khanna in Mussoorie and writing the biography of his Father, Shri Babaji Maharaj, a family from Calcutta used to visit him. This was the famous Bery Brothers Family of businessmen. Their sister-in- law in particular had acquired great faith in Shri Nathji and would sit and weep before him for long hours overwhelmed with spiritual emotion.

One day Shri Nathji was going for a walk alone on the Mall Road of Mussoorie when he met Dr. Bucher, a British Doctor, at the very ill equipped main hospital at Mussoorie which had very primitive facilities to be almost non-existent.

Falling ill in Mussoorie was a great calamity for anyone with such scarcity of medical aid.

Dr. Bucher was riding on a horse on the Mall as he passed by Shri Nathji and he saluted Shri Nathji and said:

"Sir, Mrs. Bery is very very ill! We have to operate upon her tomorrow! It is to be a major operation."

Having an operation in such a place was an unthinkable idea except for the fact that there was no other alternative in an emergency.

The next day everyone was astonished when they saw Mrs. Bery walking into Shri Nathji's residence along with her family, the Bery Brothers!

And this is what she had to narrate:

"O Nathji! When they were wheeling away me to the operation theatre I was simply praying to youi 'Nathji! Nathji! Nathji!"

They placed me on the operation table and just before they gave me the choloroform, I had a clear and distinct vision of you standing inside the operation theatre.
You were smiling and were saying:

'Mrs. Bery! Nothing is wrong with you!'

"Saying this you vanished.

"I was more than surprised when Dr. Bucher suddenly announced to me:

"Mrs Bery! We have carried out a detailed examination. There will be no need for an operation at present. You may go home!!"

Mrs. Bery added: " O Nathji! it was your miracle! I have come running here to thank you Nathji! You always remain with me in every difficult moment of life!"

Her brothers said: " We had read of such remarkable cures by the rishis and maharishis of old in the scriptures. But this is beyond anything we have read!"

Shri Nathji added: " This is all the result of the supreme Faith of Mrs. Bery!"

Shri Nathji was not one to capilalise on such miracles or even to make them known. He wanted nothing from anyone, neither name, nor fame nor followers, he was like the Sun doing his work all the time or like the invisible air, or an invisible God sitting somewhere doing all his works incognito. But neither the Bery Brothers of Calcutta nor the Khanna family forgot this incident and would not tire of speaking of it.

Once Mrs. Bery said to Shri Nathji:

"O Nathji when I think of you all the time, no illness or calamity in the world can shake me. But when I forget you even for a while , even small ailments become difficult to endure!"

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