464	IN THE VISION OF GOD
It ceased, and a friend apprised him about the persons
engaged in the talk at the on trance. It appeared two
members of the detective polico attended Hamdns1 discourse
that day and followed him up to Jowandan1 house.
The fact was, Ramdas was wearing a khudi doth and
Janardan Pant, besides being droned in kliadi, \vuh also
wearing a kluidi white cap. Tho deted-iven thought that
Ramdas was u politician in the garb of a nannyam. $ince
they found nothing incriminatory in iuh (liHo.ourne they
came as far as the house to inquire after hiy antecedents,
mission etc. They wont away after receiving satisfactory
information from Jc wand as' wifo.
In the course of his stay in the Punjab ho was taken by
Jewandas on a short trip to Ida native village* ITa/po where
Bamdas came in contact with inuny elovoloon of tho place,
including a Muslim lidding broad views. IToro be cannot
fail to mention that he received kindwMM and hospitality
from many devotees in "Rawalpindi at their iiousoh, of whom
Guru das Ram and a Sikh Hardur wore two.
Soon, after ho returned to Rawalpindi, lie, departed for
Agra. In due time ho reached Agra wlwo again ho and
Janardan Pant were lodged in the outhouBo of the temple.
During this stay Ramdas gave u eUiwourflo in the vaishya
boarding house. The young men of the houno put him
various questions and he elucidated their dijlicultiofl,
drawing upon his own life and oxporiajmo, They wore all
of good cheer and treated him with, grout lovn.
Among the friends who paid him visitH in the temple
were two from Etawah, Buvaj Narayun and ITridaya
Narayan. They took him with, them on ti visit to Ktawah
where they accommodated them in the locul ThooBophical
Lodge. Many friends of this places horo uh \voll, crowded
at the lodge in the evenings to listen to his iliHConwH. He
had, as in other places, a blissful timo of it.
From here he was escorted by HrUluya Narayan to
Mainpuri -where his parents lived, Ho was welcomed with