138 • IN THE ¥IS!ON OF GOD
"Swamiji, I have 'been attentively listening to your
teachings, but I could not make head or tail of them. It
would all seem to me to be only a leap from the Maya-
ghotala into the Brahma-ghotala," i. e. from the maze of
illusion into the maze of God.
Of the visitors that came to see Ramdas from outside
the Limbcli state, there were two — Dr. Shukla, a brahman
and Ohnnibiiai, a Jain. They hailed from Wadhwan,
another Indian state. They expressed a desire to have him
with them in their state for some days. He accepted the
invitation and proceeded to Wadhwan.
He had also a letter and a money order from Kashiram-
bhai of Surat. The latter had met Bamdas during Ms visit to
Jtmagad. Now he had settled down in Snrat. He asked
Ramdas to go over to him for a few days OB finishing his
tours, in KatMa^ar.