an-i briup tears int^ Us eyes. He joined Raindas at the
rni&a-Baptala. Bani'ias sp&ut a nicst blissful time for about
w«> or th!*f: <lays 'ft this occasion. The japa had exceeded
fifteen lakiis, 7be z^l, even o: the youngsters to make up

the hit:^?: f1- ssible timber of japa, as their quota,

ii ^tr« ^as also present at the religions
function was uskel by Ramdag tu go back to Mangalore,
a:i-l t/ hat- resort to sulircde for japa and meditation.
Act'^ruingly he left Kasoragod for Mangalore.
A yaintly &•««! iwm Kalilaupur was is Kasaragod during
this time wiv% to the illness of his grand daughter. He
:w«k Rffi3i)tus to see the girl The little girl had great loie
l'<? Ram<la* , sfhe was overjoyed 10 behold him. She narrated
in her o\vh lLn«.08n: ^ay that she had a vision, on the
jto'vifins night, <;f Raina aa-1 Siia. The girl recovered soon
aftfrthis.
Kaoi^s also paid Tisits to GurudeT whose body ^ag
weak and worn trot by the infirmities of old age. He was
living with Ms son Aiiandrao. He vas then past eighty
years of age, He was perfectly calm and peaceful, and the
worries of life tad cease*] for him. Ramdas hating received
an invitation from Sanjivarao of Eraakulam left Kasaragod
for that plarc.