KriShnaji Brahma alias Abasaheb Baba. He lived in Ahmednagar. He has two
children. Son Lakshman and daughter Rukmini. He worked as a police officer and
fortunately visited Baba many times. Not only him, the whole family used to
worship Baba and often go to see Baba. Baba used to give them udi and bless them. He lived in Badgaon with
his son Lakshman after his retirement. After marriage daughter Rukmini, was living in Amalner with her husband Malhari
Bendre. Malhari worked as a Sanitary Inspector in the Municipal Corporation
there.
Lakshman was transferred to Amalner for a while. Aba along with his son
moved into a house near his daughter’s house. Aba used to get up every morning,
take a bath and worship with devotion. After having breakfast he would go to
his daughter Rukmini house on the way to
the library. After two months one day he did not go to her house. Rukmini was
worried that her father did not come and went to meet him the next day.
Aba was suffering from a severe fever at the time. His wife was iving cold
water bath with towel. Aba looked lovingly at his daughter and said with tears
in her eyes, "I do not believe I will recover from this illness."
Rukmini comforted her father and said, "Do not worry yourself. My husband
will bring a good doctor and heal you. You will recover soon." Meanwhile
the doctor was also brought. The doctor examined Aba and gave him an injection
and told him to take only fluids and rest. The severe fever lasted for eight
days. The fever did not go down even though the doctor was injecting it daily.
Eventually Aba lost his temper. His son and son-in-law have been keeping track on
him since the time he was
bedridden .
On the 9th day the situation got even worse. In the middle of the night Aba
cried strangely and loudly. Half an hour later cried again. doctor gave him a
sedative . But all that night he was restless and restless. Two days later the
fever began to subside and returned to normal. Aba gestured and said he wanted
to write something. His son and son-in-law helped and sat him down and handed
him the board and a chalk. Then he wrote: "Sai Baba is at the end of my
bed, guarding me. When I saw the four terrible people who had come to take me
away, I cried that night. They said to Baba, 'If you get out of bed, we will
take him away.' They were threatened, and in the morning many of the dogs began
to howl loudly, and the four fled to save their lives. When he saw Baba, he
calmed down a bit. Baba calmly said, "He is my devoted devotee, I am his
teacher. Let him stay for a while yet. I have to continue my work through him
for a while longer. "Then Lord Yama said," Okay, your command! Let us
know when to pick him up. I will wait for your permission and do accordingly.
"He bowed to Baba and left. After that Aba fully recovered.
Source: Sai Prasad Magazine, Diwali Issue 1993.
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