On 8th December 1945 about 3-45 p.m. , one Gujarati widow aged about 50 years sitting in the hall with two girls of about eight and ten years in the front row on the side reserved for ladies. She was in samadhi. After a few minutes she fell on her back quietly in samadhi posture without stretching her legs. People in the hall thought that she was in a hysterical fit, but those two girls said that she was in samadhi and that it often happened to her. Then those two girls started singing a Gujarati bhajan song in a nice tune. Bhagavan was all the time attentively looking at the lady and enjoying the tune, keeping time by beating his knee with his hand. I had never before noticed Bhagavan so interested in any song. After a few minutes the lady got up without anybodys help and sat in samadhi in the same posture, and began to mutter something in Gujarati. I asked her whether she saw any vision. She said in Hindustani Yes, and added that Sri Narayan gave a message for all in the hall. Let them close their eyes, be still, without any pravritti (i.e. , without any thought or action) and I will give darshan to one and all. I translated to Bhagavan what she said. For two or three minutes she was bowing her head with hands clasped towards Bhagavan. Then we noticed that she handed over a piece of sugar candy to one of the two girls sitting near her. Before that we had seen her open hands quite empty. I asked the girl what was that sugar candy and how it came into her hands. The girl replied, This is prasad given to the lady by Bhagavan Narayan, and whenever she goes into samadhi she gets different things (such as fruit, garlands, sandal, kumkum and sweets) on different occasions. Then the lady said that she used to get such moods since she was six years old. The girl presented the piece of sugar candy to Bhagavan. He partook a little of it and the rest was distributed among the others who were present in the hall. I remarked that this was very miraculous. Bhagavan indicated, Yes, with only a gesture of his hand, but said nothing. After a few minutes, the lady left the hall with the two girls. Defore leaving she bowed low to Bhagavan and asked for his blessings and his permission to go back to Bombay. I learnt that she had come that morning and left the same evening. She gave her name in the office as Mataji Maniben Samadhiwallah, C/o R.G.Raval, Purshottam Building, opposite Opera House, Bombay. D.Mudaliar from Day By Day
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