Ratanji felt his merit had dawned just by seeing Baba, but he was still worried. How did Baba's response demonstrate his role as the 'Knower of the Three Periods of Time' and a remover of sorrows?

Ratanji's experience, as documented in Chapter 14, perfectly illustrates Baba's divine insight and power to heal. Although Ratanji was happy to have Baba's darshan, he still harbored deep worry, which he confessed to the one he called the 'Knower of the Three Periods of Time.' Baba's response validated this title. He didn't just offer generic comfort; He declared with authority that Ratanji's 'bad phase has started to decline,' showing his knowledge of Ratanji's past, present, and future. As Chapter 14 shows, He then solidified this by giving Udi and a blessing that his future desire would be fulfilled by Allah. This demonstrates that Baba's comfort is a divine intervention based on his omniscient view of a devotee's life path.