In Tandeadam, Sindh Swamiji had appointed Sant Premdas to look after the groceries n to bring vegtables from the market. He would then cook n serve all the saints.
Everyday Sant Premdas took money from Swamiji to buy groceries n vegetables
Swamiji always used to put his hand under the pillow n remove cash n give him as much as he wanted.
Once Sant Premdas ,as usual went to ask money, but Swamiji was not in his room. He waited for long , but Swamiji did not come .
At that time, some Saint came n asked him '' Why u have not gone to the market, till now.?"
Sant said he was waiting for Swamiji to give money.
They said" it is getting late, you only remove the money, we'll tell Swamiji about it"
Sant Premdas refused to do so .
All the Saints, then waited for long, but when Swamiji did not return , they asked Premdas 'where does Sai keep the money??'
He replied, "Swamiji always keeps cash, under the pillow'
They said 'ok then we'll get the money for u' .
They went inside the room n picked up the pillow but couldn't find anything. They searched under the Bedsheet, looked everywhere but there was no money, so they all came out disappointed.
They told Sant Premdas that 'money is not there'.
Premdas said '😮but Sai always removes money from there only'.
At that moment, Swamiji reached there n asked them, "why you all have come here???"
They told Swamiji the whole incident.
Swamiji smiled at them n said that 'money is always under the pillow only u have not searched properly'.
Swamiji then asked them to come with him n HE put his hand under the pillow, n to their dismay took out some cash and gave to Sant Premdas.
All were shocked to see money there, as they had searched evrywhr but they couldn't find any money.(Sai TeoonRam Baba ki Rahasyamayi Adbut Leela)
' Ajab aa Sai Ji Leela,
Cha ma cha banaye to....'
Swamiji then told them that without permission one should not pick anyone's belongings, as according to our holy books, it is a sin. Everyone bowed down and asked for forgiveness..
'DHAN GURU TEOONRAM BABA DHAN GURU TEOONRAM
OM NAMAH: SAI TEOONRAMAY.
