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Preachings And Stories Of Shree Jalarambapa

	Blessings From A Saint In Bapa's Childhood If a person meets a true and genuine saint, he transforms himself to a loving person and tears of joy will roll down his face for such a saint. Read More
Marriage Ceremony Jala's father had fear that Jala Bapa would become a saint, hence he called upon his younger brother to look for a suitable bride and found one in Aathkot town. Read More
	First Miracle in Bapa's Life Virpur town is situated between Junagadh and Dwarka. Read More
Bapa Accepts A Guru Without a Guru (teacher) and his blessings, a person cannot gain necessary knowledge, or improve his life-style. Read More
	Bapa And Virbai Toiled Hard On A Farm There is a saying in Gujrati that "to achieve heaven, one has to die". Read More
Jala Bapa's Fame At the age of 21 Jala Bapa had become famous and had lots of responsibilities. Read More
	Jala Bapa's Jholi And Dand Without knowing inner voice of the soul, our birth is incomplete and this can be felt. Read More
Relationship Between A Teacher And A Student The most praised relationship is that of a Teacher and a student. Read More
	Jala Bapa Does Grinding Work In Rajkot, there were two sisters by the name Ranbai and Rulbai, who used to carry out the noble work of serving the saints. Read More
Bapa's Miracle - Gives Dead Body A Life In having true devotion and faith, there is a powerful vision that anything is possible. Read More
	Bapa's Miracle - Clothes Never Got Finished During the course of Respected Shree Jala Bapa's life, it had occurred that in the year 1901, in Jamnagar. Read More

• An III Son
  
• The Epithet of Bapa
  
• Dead Birds Come Alive

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An III Son

There lived a rich muslim named Jamal in Virpul. Once his ten year old son was ill. Inspite of all treatment, his temperature did not come doen.The doctors gave up hope for his recovery.

The tailor Harji told Jamal about his own experience, "Jamal, a pellet bow can send a pellet upto three hundred yards, a gun cxan send a bullet upto a thousand, a tank can send a ball upto ten thousand but the Jalaram Bapa's morsel of food given to the Sadhus has its reach upto the door of the heaven. Therefore, take a vow in Jalaram Bapa's name and that will surely save your son from death."

Jamal caught the suggestion and said "O Bapa relieve my son of his disease. I'll give forty measures of grain to your charity house." It so happened that his son's temperature got down that very night, he opened his eyes and was saved.

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The Epithet of Bapa
There was a tailor named harji in Virpur. For months he had been suffering from some pain in the stomach and could not do any work because of the pain. Once he happened to meet Ruda patel. Harji said, "I can't bear the pain any longer. No medicine shows its effects on me and I am now completely fed up."

Ruda Patel said, "Now you do one thing. Take a vow in the name of Jala Bhagat and you will be all right. I am sure!" Harji soon said, "O Jala Bhagat, relieve me of this pain. I'll give five measures of grain to the charity house."

It so happened that Harji's pain began to be reduced from that very day and within a week he was completely recovered. He offered five measures of grains to Jala Bhagat, paid obeisance to him and said "Bapa, you have cured me of my disease." The Bhagat said, "No, it's God who cured you. I did nothing. I simply know one thing: "Feed the needy and mutter God's name."

This was the first vow uttered in the name of Jala Bhagat. Henceforth people called him 'Jalaram Bapa.'

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Dead Birds Come Alive
There were three Arabs in the service of the Thakore of Rajkot. They demanded and increase in wages by four rupees a month. The Thakore refused. So they resigned and started for Junagadh. On their way they hunted a few birds, and put them in a bag they carried on their shoulders. They were passing through Virpur in the evening when Jalaram Bapa saw them. He said, "Please have your meals here and then go."

The Arabs said, "We are muslims!" bapa said, "There's no distiction of caste or creed in the court of God. You are welcome here!"

Led by Bapa, the Arabs came to his place. Now they remembered that they had the dead birds with them and here was a Hindu temple. What to do? As sson as the meals were finished they tried to go away silently, but Bapa said, "You must have been tired! have a night halt here!"

The Arabs felt most embarrased. bapa then touched their bag with his staff and said, "Ah! The poor birds feel suffocated. Open the bag and make them free."

The Arabs saw that the bag hanging on a peg had the live birds in it. They opened the bag and the birds flew away to the tree nearby. The Arabs were amazed. They fell at the feet of Bapa and asked, "Bapa shall we get a job in Junagadh?"

Bapa said, "Why, the Arabs serve only one master." The Arabs said, "But the Thakore of Rajkot is not willing to pay us adequately." Bapa said, "He will. You asked for four rupees more, but he will give you seven."

It really happened so. Just at that time, a camel man, sent by the Thakore of Rajkot arrived there and took the Arabs back with honour. The Thakore had sanctioned an increase of seven rupees in their salary.

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