Sadhvi Kalp Lata
Acharya Shree was in Ladnun. Sadhvi Bhikaji of Sardarshahar was also there. One day sadhvi Bhikaji and sadhvi Sohanaji were returning their place. Suddenly a cow came running behind them. Seeing the furious look of the cow, Sohanaji was frightened and took shelter in a safe place, But Sadhvi Bhikaji stood on one side of the road. The cow held sadhviji between the horns and bounced her, as a child bounces a ball. Then it hit her on the head. Again it tossed her in the air. Now, one of the nerves of her brain busted and the flesh from her belly came out. Besmeared with blood, she was reciting the Mantra, ‘Om Bhikshu’. There was none to be seen on the road except that mad cow.
The cow was continuously hitting the Sadhviji. It seemed that the cow was taking its revenge and would stop only after killing her. In spite of being badly wounded, sadhviji did not fall unconscious.
This ordeal went on for almost fifteen minutes. Sadhvi’s condition was so serious that she could neither call for help nor walk. All of a sudden, two men arrived there. They saw the Sadhviji drenched in blood and hit the cow with a stick, but even then it did not budge from there.
Now Sadhviji was helpless and in that situation Sadhviji knew that the name of Bhikshu could be her only saviour. After sometime, the cow left the place on its own.
Somehow Sadhviji reached her destination. The sun was about to set when the doctor arrived. He stitched the stomach, but the Sadhviji could not take any medicine as the sun had set now. She was restless throughout the night. ‘It was only the name of Acharya Bhikshu which helped her.
Even after being so badly injured, she remained conscious. This surprised the doctor and the devotees. Sadhviji had a strong faith that only Acharya Bhikshu’s name could save her. She was quite well after three days. Although she took the medicines for three days, the doctor agreed that this improvement was not because of medicines. Definitely, it was some miracle. This was the miracle of her faith on her deity Bhikshu.
