Certainly. According to Chapter 33, Narayan Motiram Jaani was a faithful devotee of Baba who worked as a servant for Ramchandra Vaman Modak. When Narayanrao went for Baba's Darshan, Baba indicated that his time in service was over, advising him, "Enough of this servitude now; you should start an independent business instead." Following this guidance, Narayanrao's job ended, and he embraced independence. He established a place called "Anandashram" and, through his own efforts, its reputation grew, bringing him peace of mind. This direct experience of Baba's words coming true transformed his faith into unshakable devotion.
Can you explain how Sai Baba helped Narayan Motiram Jaani switch from being a servant to owning his own business?
📖 Chapter 33