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In one of your talks, you mentioned that you used to read Savitri aloud at night in your house and the family living in your neighborhood had a sick child. The child had a serious disease that was difficult to cure and because of your reading, it was cured. Am I right, and can you elaborate on the healing effect of Savitri on the physical body? 📖🌿

The experience you refer to was during my posting in Punjab. The child has Asthma and his father had chronic backache. We (my wife and I) were staying in their house on rent, with a thin wall separating the two houses. We used to read Savitri aloud around 10 at night after completing the tasks of the day.

The sound was heard across the thin wall. One day the house owner, a Sikh gentleman, came to ask what we were reading at night. It was his observation that since our reading, the illness of his son and his own got cured. I don’t know whether they subsequently recurred or not after we moved away.

There have been number of similar instances I am aware of. The Mother has indeed said that Savitri has a healing power in it. Being the mantra of transformation, it is no wonder that it changes us from the very roots. Of course, a certain openness and receptivity is needed on our side.

Affectionately,

Alok Da 

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