Vaat 6.221
Swamini Vato Prakaran 6 Vaat 221 · 6 · Verse 221
Sanskrit Original
Māgshar māsmā Swāmīe vāt karī je, “Ame Mahārājnī āgnā koī divas lopī nathī ne lopāvīye nathī; ne ā Jūnegaḍh pāchse sādhumāthī koī āvatu nahotu, pachhī mune kahyu, tyāre hu āvyo te mune shu thaī gayu? Kāī koī dukh āvyu nahī, ne ā Jūnāgaḍhnā to Mahārāj jamān thayā chhe. Te juone, āvī vātu-chītuno jog kyāī chhe? Pūchho ā pardeshī harijanne.” Tyāre teṇe kahyu je, “Nā, Mahārāj! Āvo jog to āhī ja chhe.” Pachhī Swāmī bolyā je, “Āhī to Sant bhegā pragaṭ Sahajānand Swāmī pote virāje chhe teṇe em chhe. Nīkar ām kem rahe?”
In the month of Magshar, Swami said, “I have never transgressed Maharaj’s commands and never enabled others to violate them either. None of the 500 sadhus were prepared to come to Junagadh. Then [Maharaj] told me, so I came; and has anything happened to me? I have had no troubles. Maharaj is the surety for Junagadh (i.e. he took personal responsibility to grant moksha to the people of Junagadh), so see, are there opportunities for such discourses elsewhere? Ask these devotees who have come from other regions.” Then they said, “No, Maharaj. Such divine company exists only here.” Then Swami said, “Here, together with this Sadhu, Sahajanand Swami himself is manifest. That is why it is like this. He feels that. Otherwise, how can this bliss and peace remain like this?”