CHAPTER XX13I
LALITPUR- RAJGH AD- CHH ATTARPUR
i, 7 Trust in God
]>av:iig rii.ir&i:* fiiniiius eamr to Koieshv;ar in
:b< iwitMi'i; «.f #KL Jwaharilal who owned a rock
tn** • f X"r>siuvar MJu-i^v. A innni ti' the God was
itiill'M iii « lar^v, spueifyn? natural cave, attached r<j
'u'? v.*:v wilt s* »ir^ structures for the accommodation uf
th?;^ iu;>i \Ui"«>np. T:i*- iuwce was unly ab^iat t\v<- furlongs
jiruii'sia? liad spoilt s»:»rce moBths in
k:nn f».-s;erageof Jvaharilal. Eaindas
u ii>*Tf for a ni^lit anu u «Iuy and the seth arranged
a dinner f*,-v thirty j^rsoiiS in :he raandir. It was a most
bappy '>x-.t5i»'!i.
In Ut -v^uing hf %us led in procession through the
u:rtt-ts *i' lluliuna ^itL Ram bhajan. S*jme friends took
hiiu t». their h*>ust*3 where he was treated with great love,
lastly he visited the hu-use of Jagaunath.
ilahubu Ramdas arrived at Lalitpur. Triveni
who unet him at tbe station tsconed him to his
spacious houfif in t> town. Here he remained for four
JaytJ, Crowds «if frieudd caiae to see and talk to him.
A Ram Lilu p*rrforaiance was held in the house* In the
r?e«in£3 Raiadas and Ramcharandas would dance on the
i'rni;t terrace uf the house, singing God's Name.
One uuy they had a walk to the neighbouring river oix
the hauks ^f which were large flat rocks called Shitapahad.
Here the current of the river was very swift as it had to
vwh <ii;wQ a sudden incline. Xear the banks there was no
cvireat, and here Ramdas and Eamcharandas descended
for a kith.
"Swamiji, \ve shall make an attempt to cross the river,"
gn|r$«?sfced Banw&araadas, 4let us do it hand in hand."
And he dragged Baxndas with him holding him by the
band, Kaxntiia sabmitted to his pull. When they neared the