IN THE VISION OF GOD
rii Prasa'l u^zaicg t** kiiOTr of Ramdas' determina-
tion sent his sw* ftulab Rai to persuade lum not to start in
that weather, ftnlah Ra! fotiivl Bamdas was fixed in his
resolve aa'l **onH riot be moT*.l.
*fcP!vi>e v«;i:t for five minutes, I vrill return preseDtljV
he r^itaest^l ao/l lisappeared.
Withintiv** minutes a brand new motorcar \rasstandix;g
at th* entrance f»f tlie temple. God's ways are wonderful!
Rauiflas got i3iti» the ear,and funnily enough all the friends
\\h" hesitateii to ^ralk with Ramdas also scrambled in—
Yaijr.ath and all! (folab Rai requested Ramdas to pay a
visit t'» the owner of the car tv ho ttes at that time !ai<i up
with a severe attack of typhoid, fever. Ramdas agreed. The
car st^ppeil it the sick man's door and Ramdas with the
party entered th*> h .rase and found the patient in a state of
delirium. RaanJas sat beside ids be*l and, passing bis hands
tjver his head and ^ody. assured Mm that he would be all
right. The people of the house <»fCered Ramdas some niilk
to drink. He drank a part of it and gave the test to the
patient, Then he left the house and all got into the car
again. It started and as it came upon the lonely road out-
side the city, it flew like wind in spite of the rugged condi-
tion of the jungle road.
By three o'clock the car reached the bottom of the chain
of mountains called Eajghad. Alighting, the party made
for the place where Balak Ram lived. They had to ascend i
flight of rocky steps, over a hundred in number, before they
eame to a fiat projection of the mountain "where Balak Ram
had made his abode. No sooner did Balak Rain see Bamdas
than he fell at his feet, weeping through excessiTe joy, and
embraced him again and again. Balak Ram had been living
i& t Email shed hoisted on four strong posts, about ten feet
from the ground similar to the country watch-towers in the
ooto~ fields*
At the edge towards the hill, vhich extended high
above th* leTel of the place, vbs seen a Shivft-lioga which