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Divine Reality
Saxena's Own Tale
Mohan Lal Saxena, a devotee of Maharaj, worked in the Sessions Court in Nainital and lived nearby in Chinakhan Lane. He had four sons who were studying in school. Whenever Baba came and stayed, be it in Gathia, Bhumiadhar, Hanumanghar, or elsewhere, Saxena sent one of his sons with food every day. Whenever Saxena attended Baba's gatherings, Baba always asked him to tell the devotees about his life. Saxena said, "When my father died, my mother was only twenty, and I was a small child. Some of our relatives wanted us to leave our village so that they could take our land. A sadhu arrived and stayed at our house, cultivated our land, and looked after us. He got me educated and making us stand on our own two feet in life, got me married. By the time the marriage party had returned after the three days of ceremony at the bride's house, he had disappeared." Hearing all that, Baba used to say with surprise, "Look, being a sadhu, he stayed at his house, took care of them and their crops, and then disappeared." Years later Saxena told the devotees that the sadhu was none other than their beloved Baba.
