Book Title: Miracles Of Mahamantra Navkar
Author(s): Mahodaysagar
Publisher: Kastur Prakashan Trust

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________________ 149 such malas. He was of the opinion that it is only through Devikrupa (favour of Devi) that the universal circle of human beings remains constantly in motion; at every moment Lord Mahavira is present. Very often in dreams, he visions a heap of lustre. He was therefore of the view that the Atma is in conjunction with some higher power. However, he never laid down these his ideas before his family members. One, Ghanshyambhai Dave was the headmaster of the high school in the town. He was of very nice temperament. Education of culture was imparted on the students; he had collected all amenities of good sports for the benefit of the students; their physical health. Once the headmaster told the students of the higher classes : "We have arranged a trip. If you desire to join, pay Rs. 15 and bring a letter of consent from your guardian. You will be permitted to join only if you bring a letter of consent, not otherwise. The trip was to be held on the fifth or the sixth day." In the evening, Piyush went home and submitted the letter of consent to be signed by her. The mother asked him to talk to his father and added: "Explain matters to him and get his consent. Final decision in the matter rests with your father." In the evening, after the father came and took his meals, Piyush talked to him about the trip, sought his consent. The father replied: "Well Piyush, you are still too young. You have five sisters and you are my only son. My mind is reluctant. If you so desire, I take you to some other place. Please give up your idea of the school-trip."

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