M.V. Kamath, former editor of the Illustrated Weekly of India and co-author of Sai Baba of Shirdi, A Unique Saint, and former head of the Shirdi trust, reports: "Every three months, work takes me to Udipi, Mangalore. To catch the early morning flight, I have to leave home by 5.30 a.m. when taxis are seldom around. Once, I half jokingly asked Baba why don't you help me find a taxi? Soon, an, autorickshaw appeared from nowhere, a passenger alighted and the driver willingly took me to the airport, at no extra cost.
"Next, time, with a little more faith I petitioned his help; and the same thing happened. An autorickshaw came from nowhere, dropped a passenger, picked me up, and asked me for nothing extra. After that, however, I never asked for his help again for such trivial things are not meant to be his problem.
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