Baba's assumption of the state of Samadhi for 72 hours (in 1886),
and the aftermath of His condition have been detailed about in this
part. He informed Mahalsapathi while leaving His body-" I am going
to see God" and after entering His body again he proclaimed- "I saw
God (Allah)": Seeing, God and attaining Godliness mean only one
thing. His becoming Divine. From his present physical form, Baba
attained the state of Omnipresence with the blessings of His Guru,
Venkusa. After the state of Samadhi, He could see Parabrahma in
His Self as well as in others and became Parabrahma Himself.
He is now Omnipotent. Even now Sai Baba exists at the same
place where He used to live earlier in His physical form.
Lord Sri Krishna observed the wicked Dussasana trying to remove
the robes of Draupadi in the court of Kauravas and prayers I
Draupadi of to protect her, even though he appeared to be playing the
game of dice with his consort Rukmini. She could not understand the
significance of the words of Krishna,
Aksbayamastu, as he threw the dice. (A blessing granting infinite
number of robes). Lord Sri Krishna rescued her at the critical
moment.
As Lord Krishna was Omnipresent and Omnipotent he could perform
this miracle. Sai Baba could observe Chandorkar who was suffering
from intense thirst on the hill of Harischandra, while conversing with
His devotees at Shirdi. The people around Him could not grasp the
significance of the words of Baba! "Arre! Nana is suffering from thirst.
How shall I let him die!". Baba in the form of a hunter appeared at
the Harischandra hill and advised Nana to drink the water under the
stone he was sitting and soon disappeared. His devotees like
Chandorkar, Upasani Baba, Dad Ganu, Dhumal, Norke, Nachne,
Sathe Kaka Dikshit etc., had] observed and experienced many
such incidents in their lives.
When Kaka Dikshit stood in the presence of Baba in, utter desolation,
Baba assured him saying; "(Kaka! Why do you feel s sad? Are your
burdens and sorrows not mine?".
To be contd....
(Source : http://www.saileelas.org/book/agod.htm
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