456 IN THE VISION OF GOD
Then for about two or three days he was taken out of
Jhansi by Trivem Prasad on a viwit to Lalitpur and
Trikamghar, an Indian Htato. JUitor ho also visited Mahoba,
Konch and Jalgaon in the course of which he met J agannath,
Bankeylal Gupta and flaneslx Hajpat.
Not a week had passed in ,1 hunsi, when a letter from Rauxa-
bai at Kasavagod was received by him iiilimating that Guru-
dev had expressed a desire to wo him, and Hamabai proposed
that he should not delay in fulfilling UurwIov'H wish. He
did not know what to do. llo foil that he could not go
back to Kasaragod before ho had completed his all-India
tour. However, when Trivem I'vagijul, who \vus looking
after Ramdas in every way, was continued in the matter, he
emphatically suggested that ho should respond to the call.
He stated that there was no time to lose and ItanuUw ought
to start that very day. He agreed- Trivetii t'rasud took him
to the Jhansi station and, procuring Tor him a through
ticket to Kasaragod, saw him floated, in tho night train
bound for Madras* Ramdas found himself tearing along
towards the south for the Darskvn of Uurndev. Duly he
reached Madras whore ho stayed with Dr. G. H. Katro, in
Mylapore. Next day he caught the Man#aloro mail and
reached Kasaragod* Alighting lie directly wont up to
Anandrao's house for the Darshan of Uurutkw. Ourudev
was highly pleased to #eo him. lie was at tht> time almost
bed-ridden. Soon after, Ramdas proceeded to Aimndaahrom.
Krishna Bni was looking forward to Ids coining like the
proverbial chatak. As in the past she- commenced visiting
the ashram and rendered him her loving service.
The question arose as to whether ho would again travel
to the north for completing tho original programme. He
himself was not certain of the future plans. About ten days
later Janardan Pant, hearing of Ramdas' return to Ana&d-
ashram, suddenly turned up. He had now availed himself
of a sufficiently long leave to go with Hamdas on his visit
to various Northern India cities in response to the invitation