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Yogi Ramsuralkumar was very fond of children. Parents used
to go to Bhagavan for get- -born babies named and blessed by him.
He would take such babies in his lap and name them with the love
and affection of a grandfather. Many are the babies thus named
by Bhagavan. How blessed are they and their parents!.
One day some children from a school in Tiruvannamalai went to
have the Darshan and blessings of Bhagavan Yogi Ramsuratkumar,
at his Ashram. Most of them had carried food with them, as it
was a kind of holy picnic for them. A little white after the children
were seated, to the surprise of all, Bhagavan straight went to
a particular girl and asked for her food. She readily opened her
tiffin box and gave Bhagavan all her food. Bhagavan happily ate
a part of it and blessed the fortunate girl. She was, in fact,
a very poor girl. But she and her parents must have been very
good, well-behaved and God-fearing people. Perhaps, that is why
Bhagavan blessed them in that special way.
There was another child who used to visit Bhagavan now and then,
with its parents. The class-teacher of the child was a Christian.
One day, she asked the child, "Why are you absent so often?
Where do you go?" The child replied that it was going to
see Bhagavan Yogi Ramsuratkumar. The teacher wanted to know Who
he was and what was so special about him. The child gave her some
details. Thus, the teacher got interested in Bhagavan and wished
to see Him.
One day she reached the place where Bhagavan was living. She was
asked to sit down.
In the course of the conversation, Bhagavan made a mention of
His Father. Then the teacher asked Him where his Father was. Bhagavan
replied that He was everywhere. Being a Christian, the teacher
argued that God, the Father could be only in Heaven. Then Bhagavan
lighted a cigarette and started smoking. Soon a puff of smoke
in the shape of Bhagavan was found floating in the air. Pointing
to it, Bhagavan said, "See this beggar is there; and he is
here also. In the same way God, my Father is in the HEAVEN, on
the EARTH and EVERYWHERE'.
Thus the devotion of her student led the teacher, to this wonderful
and unforgettable experience with Bhagavan. Blessed are all those
Who have seen Him; blessed are those Who hear of Him.