Once, when Mehrotra ji went to Charbag station to see someone off, he slipped and dislocated his shoulder.

He was treated by an orthopedic doctor named Dr. Sinha but was not completely cured.

After this he went to another specialist named Dr. Singh for treatment, but there was no improvement.

Mehrotra ji became disheartened.

After so much treatment he was still unable to write and had no strength in his hand.

When Baba came to his house, he mentioned the problem to him.

Shrimati Mehrotra was suffering from a painful case of angina pectoris.

The doctors tried their best, but her condition was quickly deteriorating.

Maharaj was in Kanpur.

Describing the condition of Shrimati Mehrotra to his devotees, he said, "If something happens to her, who will feed me?"

Maharaj went at once to Mehrotra ji's house in Lucknow and found Shrimati Mehrotra unconscious.

Baba touched his toe to her forehead, and at about midnight, she opened her eyes.

Baba gave her prasad to eat and her condition improved.

Baba stayed at Mehrotra ji's house for nine days on this occasion.

Shrimati Gyano, the daughter of Suraj Narayan Mehrotra, was very worried, for her son was seriously ill and had been admitted to a hospital in Shimla.

She wanted to ask Baba to save his life, but she could only wait anxiously since she did not know his whereabouts.

Maharaj was traveling by car from Vrindavan to Delhi with Kehar Singh ji and Jawaharlal Verma when Baba said to Kehar Singh ji, "Gyano is my devotee. If her son does not survive, I shall not be able to show my face."

When he arrived at Verma's house in Delhi, he phone Gyano.

Her husband said, "Gyano is crying. Our son is in the hospital, and his life is in danger."

Baba asked him to give the phone to Gyano, and he said to her, "The boy has been given the wrong treatment. There is nothing wrong with him. Take him home and he will recover."

Following Baba's instructions, they brought the boy home and his condition improved each day.

Suraj Narayan's seven-year-old son, Gopal, went to Varanasi with his uncle Daya Narayan Mehrotra and a young servant named Lala and stayed at the home of the Maharaja of Vijayanagaram.

There were communal riots in Varanasi at the time, and a curfew was in operation.

During the night the two boys contracted a high fever.

Daya Narayan was very anxious, for there was no possibility of treatment.

They were surprised to receive a parcel the next day with only a flower inside. The sender's name written on the parcel was Baba Nibkarori.

Daya Narayan put some petals from the flower on Lala's forehead and the remaining flower on Gopal's chest. Doing this caused the two children's fever to come down.

In the last week of March 1972 Kehar Singh ji came down with the flu. Then, in the beginning of April, he suffered from diarrhea.

He was unable to retain even a drop of water and became emaciated by the long illness. Doctors thought of giving him glucose and a blood transfusion since his condition had become so serious that he was not able to move at all.

One night he said to himself in distress, I shall pass the days in misery. This life will be a hell for me. In utter helplessness he thought of Maharaj. He prayed to him either to make him fit to live or to let him die. That night while the whole world slept, Baba heard Kehar Singh ji's silent prayer.