One day Baba was sitting as usual in the Dwarakamayi (In the year 1910).
Instead of pushing logs of wood in the ever burning Dhunif He pushed His arm into it, unmindful of burning of His arm to save a black smith's child, who slipped into the furnace at a far off place.
Is it not an indication of His Omni presence and bhaktaseva?
Once Mrs. Tarkhad, a close devotee of Baba, gives a piece of bread to a hungry dog before going to Dwarkamayi for the noon arati. Baba was pleased with this act of the lady and said to her, "Mother you have fed me sumptuously upto my throat, my afflicted pranas have been satisfied. First give bread to the hungry and then eat yourself.
The dog which you saw before meals and to which you gave bread is one with me so also other creatures (cats, pigs, flies etc.,) are one with me.
I am roaming in their forms. He who sees me in all creatures is my beloved. (Chap IX).
On another occasion Baba called Laxmibai Shindle and said "oh! Laxmi I am very hungry"
She immediately ran to her house prepared bread and vegetable and brought it to the Masjid.
Baba who was very hungry gave it to a dog.
When Laxmibai was unhappy to see that Baba did not eat her bread, Sai said to her, "The appeasement of the dog's hunger is the same as Mine.
The dog has got a soul as Mine.
The creatures may be different but the hunger of all is the same. He who feeds the hungry, really serves me with food.
Regard this as axiomatic truth".
How wonderfully Baba has taught us, His children, to see Him in all creatures?
JaiSaiRam!!!!!!!!!!!!!
subhasrini
OM SAI SRI SAI JAYA JAYA SAI!!!
Let us pray at the feet of Sai Baba who is the incarnation of all gods and protector of all, to show mercy on us, and increase our devotion towards him.