One day, Shahanshah Sant Sai Satramdas Sahib was invited to Shahdadpur by the village Panchyat. Many people from the surrounding areas also came to seek his blessings.

In the morning, he wore a simple, long red robe and Ghungroos on his feet and sang hymns and prayers in praise of the Lord. His singing was so captivating that not only people, but even birds and animals were entranced.

During the singing, Bhagat Sahib, was trying to remove silk clothes that had gotten caught in his Ghungroos and couldn’t sing with him. Sant Sai Satramdas Sahib noticed that Bhagat Sahib’s voice was not joining his in the singing, and he said, “What is the use of wearing silk clothes that become an obstacle in performing prayers to Parmatma?”

This was the last time Bhagat Sahib wore silk clothes, he only wore simple cotton clothes after that. When Shahanshah Satguru Sai Satramdas Sahib saw that Bhagat Sahib had given up the fake shine of silk clothes, he praised and blessed him. With the blessings of Shahanshah Satguru, Bhagat Sahib became very popular and was loved by the people of Sind. His hymns, Kafis, and ragas are still popular among Sindhi communities around the world.

Sacho Satram.