4flQ IN THE VISION OF
on every Sunday. Tho anlirain iVopon to all people
irrespective of canto, urood, colour <>" nationality. Willing
and cheerful service on an equal ItllniH IH offered to all of
them.
I'M turn
The ashram has also tho happy privilege of being
blesBod by the vinitH of noted Haintn and dovotooH of Mod,
By their presence in it they infuHo into tho inmatoHontlniHi-
asm in the difleluu*$o of their htmihlo dutioH.
From the time of the establishment of iho anhram, the
earnest aspirant Gunda rejoined KutndaH and booamo one of
its tireless servers. Tie remained for a fow monthn and them
left, adopting the life of a wanderer. Another worker of
the same typo was Krishnappa. Th» wan coming to the
ashram off and on to offer his prod on H aid. Hpociul nu»ntion
has to be made of another dovotoo, Kanaka, holon^inK'
to the so-callod nntonchablo cluHH who linn hocome its
permanent adherent. A mmplo, tinHopluHticatod and
devout flonl, he is busy throughout th<» day lco<H>in« the
surroundingH perfectly cloan.
Earnest aspirants for thoir spuntun) advuiiwotuont also
come to stay in the awhram for a fe\v *luyH or months.
Among these, a devout oonple, Dr. fcihukla and Hhanti Ben
from Kathiawar, took up tlioir ronidoueo hore for eight
months. Dr. Slmkla and his wif<% be>jidoH boinK shicoroly
engage<l in their devotional practictsfl, ulwo took ()art In the
general activities of the ashram. Similarly, 1*. Dinkamio
from Burma came to spend, a fow montliH. Ho made
himself highly useful in the work of typing and account-
keeping and other kinds of service.
InmaUtt
The permanent inmates of the ashram who have
dedicated their lives to the service of (Hod and humanity
are only five, viz, Ra,mdas, Krishna tiai. B, It. Deahpanda,