Serving Endlessly

Walking with the Great Master on the hilly tracks of Simla and Dalhousie was a challenging experience. He would climb so fast and with such agility that even young soldiers were reminded of their rigorous army routines. A short account of one of Great Master’s tours will give an idea of his great capacity for endurance. He was just finishing a tour in Abbotabad and planned to return to Beas after delivering the morning satsang. His day began, of course, with meditation early in the morning. After giving satsang in Abbotabad, the Great Master went by car to Rawalpindi. He gave an unplanned two-hour satsang, and drove to Lyallpur, three hundred miles from Abbotabad. At Lyallpur, he gave his third satsang of the day and left immediately afterwards for Beas, driving through the night and arriving at 4:30 a.m. At 6:00 a.m., he was ready to proceed to Kapurthala to attend a marriage ceremony. From Kapurthala he went to Jalandhar, arriving there about 11:00 a.m. Dismissing the driver he had been given at Rawalpindi, the Master gave him a turban and some money as a gift. The driver, a hardy Pathan from Jalalabad (Afghanistan) said to the Great Master, “Sir, remember me again. Though I am only thirty years old, I am utterly exhausted from trying to keep up with you. You did not eat or sleep, yet you do not seem tired. You are not a human being. To look at you is to look at God himself.” At that time, the Great Master was over eighty years old.
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